The Kazipet railway station (station code KZJ) is located on the Delhi-Chennai line in South Central Railway’s Secunderabad Division in Telangana. With the building of the Kazipet-Balharshah rail link in 1929, Delhi and Chennai got directly linked. In 1889, Nizam’s Guaranteed State Railway completed a line from Hyderabad to Vijayawada via Kazipet. The lines around were electrified between 1987 and 1993. Kazipet diesel loco shed has WDG-4, WDG-3A, WDM-3A and WDM-2 locos. Kazipet electric loco shed, started in 2006, has over WAG-7 locos. The Kazipet junction also has is a coach maintenance depot. The junction handles much of the coal produced by nearby Singareni, Kothagudem, and Bellampalli mines. The station has three platforms, and as many as 124 trains run from it every day.

Facilities at the Kazipet Railway Station –

The Kazipet Junction has an excellent record of cleanliness and porter performance. It has excellent transportation and good sightseeing possibilities. The safety arrangements at the junction are good. The station has parking facility, computerized reservation counters, waiting room, retiring room, veg and non-veg refreshments and a book stall. It has two non-AC retiring rooms with triple/double beds, a tourist information centre, drinking water facilities and foot-over-bridges. It also has an AC waiting hall at Rs20 for the first two hours and Rs10 per each subsequent hour. The junction also has a standard ramp with railing for barrier-free entry and wheelchairs for persons with disabilities. The station also has the pay and use toilets facility.

Restaurants near Kazipet Railway Station –

TravelKhana, the award-winning food-in-train service facility, presents food dishes from popular restaurants of Kazipet to train passengers at their seat in their coach. They have to place the order an hour before their train reaches Kazipet. TravelKhana serves fresh and hygienically prepared, tasty food to passengers. The passengers can pay online or when the food is delivered. They can order full thalis, vegetables and rotis, Chinese dishes, South Indian food, sandwiches, beverages and non-vegetarian dishes.

Among the restaurants close to the Kazipet Junction are Seasons Restaurant, Dolphin Bakery, Gokul Restaurant, Kadambari, Hotel Ashoka, Cafe Classic Restaurant, Kings Way Dhaba, Rang Restaurant & Bar, Haveli Multi Cuisine Restaurant, Shalimar Café, Hyderabadi Biryani House, Cafe Casino, Alpha Hotel Chicken Biryani Point, Annapurna Cafe Restaurant, and Classic Bakery.

Famous Food of Kazipet –

Kazipet offers South Indian dishes like idli, dosa, uttappa, uppeeta and vada with sambhar and chutney as the main snacks. Rice with different curries and curd form the main part of the meal. Tasty biryanis are popular. Telangana cuisine shows a blend of Telugu cuisine and Hyderabadi cuisines. The Telugu preparations are quite spicy. Some special dishes mutton curry, and vegetable dishes using lentils and green vegetables. These are eaten with rotis and rice. The Hyderabadi cuisine has many rice, wheat and meat dishes with various spices and herbs. The most popular dish is the Hyderabadi biryani. Various laddus, payasam, rava kesari, and Telangana sakinalu are the popular sweets.

Trains Passing through Kazipet Railway Station –