Review Janahar - Ajmer

1. This railway station is located in Ajmer, Rajasthan, India. 2. Good neat and clean facilities available on the platform. 3. AC Waiting room with snacking facility is also available on Ajmer railway station. Waiting room charges are as follows:- Chair at rupees 10 per hour Recliner chair at rupees 50 per hour Room at rupees 350 for 12 hours 4. See attached photos and videos to get an idea of the Ajmer , Rajasthan, India railway station.

It's a big Junction with all the facilities. It has a paid ac waiting room with sleeping facility, food court and all other different types of waiting hall and room, almost all of India major States have a train connection with ajmer jn.

Good experience of traveling here located center of Rajasthan . Having good connectivity with other locations with regular trains and having nice facilities like while chair access, R O water , Exclator and basic services. This city is at normal temperature.

Buses and other means are available from here to reach Pushkar ji. Along with being a very big junction, trains are available from here to go to many big cities of India.

Good and clean railway station. Newly installed escalator is very helpful for every one. Parking is bit issue but somehow managed. Platform ticket price is vary in festival seasons. Reservation counter is big and well managed. People are used to sleep outside of station which is creating problem in crowd management. Security personals are very very helpful. They are true heroes. Without them it's not possible to maintain this railway station.

Ajmer Railway Station left a favorable impression on me during my recent journey. The station's cleanliness and well-maintained infrastructure immediately caught my attention. Clear and prominent signage facilitated easy navigation, ensuring a hassle-free experience. The staff at Ajmer Railway Station were notably courteous and helpful. From the ticketing counters to platform assistance, their professionalism stood out. I appreciated their willingness to assist passengers and provide information. The waiting areas were clean, and the seating arrangements were comfortable. The station's overall atmosphere felt secure and well-monitored. The arrival and departure announcements were clear and timely, contributing to the station's efficient operation. One notable aspect was the accessibility features for differently-abled passengers. The presence of ramps and other facilities demonstrated a thoughtful approach to inclusivity. In conclusion, Ajmer Railway Station exceeded my expectations with its cleanliness, helpful staff, and passenger-friendly amenities. Whether for a brief stop or a longer layover, the station offers a positive and efficient travel experience.

Good experience of traveling here located center of Rajasthan . Having good connectivity with other locations with regular trains and having nice facilities like while chair access, R O water , Exclator and basic services. This city is at normal temperature.

Neat and clean platform and all trains available here. It place on main market and bus stand is also near.

Ajmer railway junction is a busy railway station because alot of trains passing through this station. Ajmer City also a historical and religious place, so alot of people visiting here through train. Railway station is clean.

it is more beautiful railway station in ajmer. Ajmer Junction railway station is located in Ajmer district in the Indian state of Rajasthan. here available all types facilities and here available big car and motorcycles parking. here available all basic facilities like toilet, drinking water and bathroom. here available all types rest room.

Good Station. Clean and neat. Build is quite authentic type. Have escalator facilities. All in all nice station. The train was on time. Also board relating to the timings of trains and all put up nicely. Coach number also put up nicely.

Ajmer..... The city of pride , soul & peaceful peoples nd the same environment you will be get on AJMER RAILWAY STATION too. The tracks nd platform are neat nd clean ... There are 5 platform on the station nd every platform connected via bridge over there , you can get drinking water tap , water cooler provide by railway's .. there are two main entrance gate where you get full facilities for traveling ex. Tempo , taxi , auto , cabs , city bus...etc there are also elcalators , wheel chair services for old age , handicap passengers .. you can easily get coolies for your luggage handling ... there much better facilities in comparison of other railway station of railway in INDIA....

One of the Important and Top Railway Station of North Western Railway Division. It connects Udaipur Kishangarh Jaipur Marwar Junction and Kota. It is also an important part of WDFC Western Dedicated Freight Corridor and Mumbai's Delhi route and Jaipur Ahmedabad route of Railways.

Great station with all facilities, it has largest reservation hall and soon will have Metro i think so

This station seems very calm inside... Outside main entrance can be little jam packed some time but I find it good 🙂

Ajmer Sharif Junction Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti was a Persian-origin Sunni Muslim philosopher and Religious Scholar. He was also known as Garib Nawaz. He came to the Indian subcontinent in the 13th century and settled in Ajmer, Rajasthan. He founded and spread the Chishti Order of Sunni Islam in the Indian subcontinent. This was a mystical Sufi order. His resting place is in Ajmer, popularly known as the Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Dargah. The architecture of this shrine is Indo-Islamic Who was Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti? Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti was a Sufi mystic Saint and Philosopher. He was born in 1143 AD in the Sistan region. It currently lies in the South Eastern part of Iran, bordering Afghanistan and Pakistan. He had a benevolent nature with qualities of piety and sacrifice from early childhood. His father died during his teenage years. He planned to take up his father’s occupation but soon turned towards a life of spirituality. On his spiritual journey, he met with the famous saint Hazrat Khwaja Usman Harooni. He accepted Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti as his disciple and initiated him. He received the Khilafat from Sheikh Usman at the age of 52. After this, he went to Hajj, Mecca and Medina. He started living in Ajmer, Rajasthan, during the rule of Prithvi Raj Chauhan. In the Battle of Tarain in 1192, Muhammad Ghori defeated Prithvi Raj Chauhan. Ghori then came to visit Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti in Ajmer, where he used to preach. He soon drew the attention, love and affection of the local people, poor peasants and nobles who came from far away. He preached and popularised the teachings of the Chishti Silsila (Order) of Islam in India, also known as Chishtiya. It was a Sufi Mystical Order of the Sunni Islam. It teaches the virtues of Love, Tolerance, Benevolence, and distance from materialism. He also founded the Khanqah of Ajmer to help poor people. Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti died in 1236 AD. He was rested in Ajmer. His tomb (Dargah) is famously known as Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti Ajmer Sharif Dargah. This is a highly revered place for his followers. It was visited by Emperors like Iltutmish, Akbar, Razia Sultana, Jahangir, Shah Jahan, Aurangzeb, etc. The Maharaja of Broda constructed a beautiful covering over the Dargah Sharif. Jahangir, Shah Jahan and Jahanara contributed to renovating it. Each year the death anniversary of Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti is celebrated as a festival called ‘Urs’. It is interesting to note that the death anniversary is celebrated rather than mourned. This is because the followers believe that the disciple is reunited with his maker (Allah) on this day. Chishti Order - Chishtiya The Chishti Order (or Chishti Silsilah or Chishtiya) was initiated by Abu Ishaq Shami, around 930 AD, in Chist, which is a small town in the Herat province of Afghanistan. He is believed to be the first in the Chishti Silsila (Lineage). Chishti Order (Chishtiya was introduced and popularised in the Indian subcontinent by Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti after he came to Ajmer. Chishti Order is one of the four initial orders of Sufi Islam. The other three were Suhrawardi, Qadiri, and Naqshbandi. The Chishti Order (Chishtiya) emphasises the principles of love, devotion, Charity and Generosity for social upliftment and egalitarianism. One of the defining characteristics of the Order is to avoid materialism and the company of powerful and rich people. It believes in the doctrine of ‘Wahadat-al-Wajud’. It emphasises the idea of unity with God. The Chishti Order is known to involve ‘Sama’ in practice. Sama aims to invoke divinity by losing oneself in music and poetry. This music is generally known as Qawwali. The Dhikr, or the five fundamental religious practices followed by Chishti, are the following: Dhikr-i-Jali: Sitting in a defined posture at a prescribed time and loudly chanting the names of Allah. Dhikr-i-Khafi: Silently reciting the name of Allah. Pas-i-Anfas: Breathing exercise of Chistiya Silsilah. Mura-Kaba (or Muraqabah): A meditative practice in which one observes his heart .

Small but decent railway station. Wifi-connectivity was good and worked without interruption till the time i waited before the train to start.