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Toy Train to Shimla from Kalka

Kalka Shimla Toy Train Timings and Fare

Train Name	Dep (Kalka)	Arr (Shimla)	Fare
72451 Rail Motor	05:10	09:50	FC: Rs.305
52451 Shivalik Delux	05:30	10:15	CC: Rs.415
52453 Simla Express	06:00	11:05	2S: Rs.65
52455 Himalayan Queen	12:10	17:20	CC: Rs.255

Codes: FC : First class; CC : Chair-car; 2S: Sitting

Which toy train from Kalka to Shimla?

Shivalik Express and Rail Motor Car are recommended toy trains to Shimla from Kalka. Simla Express and Himalayan queen are not particularly interesting as they do not have comfortable seating arrangements and also stop at all stations. 

Which Train to Shimla?

• Shivalik Deluxe Express - Read Review
• Shimla Rail Motor Car - Read Review

Shimla To Kalka Toy Train Timings

Train Name	Dep (Shimla)	Arr (Kalka)	Fare
72452 Rail Motor	16:25	21:35	FC: Rs. 305
52452 Shivalik Delux	17:40	22:25	CC: Rs. 500
52454 Simla Express	18:15	23:20	2S: Rs.65
52456 Himalayan Queen	10:30	16:10	CC: Rs.255

Toy Train Booking

Bookings for all the above trains can be made at IRCTC website.
"KLK" is the station code for Kalka; "SML" is the station code for Shimla

Honeymoon Coach

Honeymooners should opt for the romantic Shivalik Queen ((RA-67) or the "honeymoon coach". Each coupe are designed for maximum privacy and are furnished with wall to wall carpet, elegantly curtained big windows and even an alarm bell to communicate with the driver.

Honeymoon coupe can be booked from any of the options listed below

• Railtourismindia.com - Option to book a package for a couple
• Contact details of Railway offices who can assist in booking.
• IRCTC Hill Charter Webpage

Shimla Toy Train in National Geographic List

Shimla Toy Train was hand-picked by National Geographic Traveler editors as one of the 20 Best Trips of 2011. 
"Visiting Shimla is equal parts journey and destination. For optimal snow-clad Himalayan views, chug back in time on the narrow-gauge Kalka Shimla Railway, one of three Indian lines on the World Heritage List."