Interesting facts about India's largest railway junction

Here are some interesting facts about India's largest railway junction

Howrah Junction, located in Kolkata, is India's largest and busiest railway junction, established in 1854. 

The station has 23 platforms, making it the station with the highest number of platforms in India.

It handles more than a million passengers daily 

The station building is a fine example of British colonial architecture, with its distinctive clock tower being a notable landmark.

Howrah Junction connects the eastern part of India with major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, and Chennai, serving as a crucial link in the Indian railway network.

Equipped with modern facilities, including electronic reservation systems, digital displays, and free Wi-Fi for passengers.

Howrah Station's underground section on Kolkata Metro's Line 2 is the deepest station in India and on the East-West Metro line.