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New Delhi Amritsar Swarn Shatabdi Express: Full Journey Compilation

Presenting a full journey compilation of the journey between Delhi and Amritsar from the Amritsar Swarn Shatabdi Express. This Shatabdi runs with IRY coaches and covers the 448 kilometre distance between New Delhi and Amritsar in 6 hours and 20 minutes, at an average speed of 70 kmph and a maximum permissible speed of 110 kmph, with 6 intermediate halts. It is possible the sole Shatabdi Express to ply with 3 AC Executive Chair Cars, in addition to about 13 AC Chair Cars. This compilation covers the Shatabdi's rapid run through the plains of Haryana and Punjab. The Shatabdi maintains a fantastic pace as it zips through relatively large stations such as Panipat, Kurukshetra, Sirhind and Phillaur. The rapid pace of the Shatabdi can also be gauged from the fact that it outruns every single vehicle on the adjacent national highway. Powered by a Ghaziabad WAP5, there are some high speed encounters on the way, notably with the WAP7 hauled Kalka Shatabdi, the WAP7 hauled Paschim Express, and the WDM3A hauled Amritsar Haridwar Jan Shatabdi. Enroute Amritsar, we cross two of the five major rivers which gives Punjab its name: namely Sutlej after Ludhiana, and the Beas, midway between Jalandhar and Amritsar. The latter had a fair bit of water in it, making for a lovely sight. Another point of interest is the heavy industrialization of the Punjab, post Ambala. One hardly gets to see a non-permanent structure in the form of dwellings and a number of houses even in apparently rural areas are at least two stories high. Minor correction: the individual at 16:27, described as a 'latent railfan' prefers to be classified as a 'curious sojourner'! :)