Coimbatore MEMU Arrival at Walayar Station | Heavy Rain Departure #indianrailways #trainvideos

Coimbatore MEMU Arrival at Walayar Station | Heavy Rain Departure #indianrailways #trainvideos
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In this video, experience the Coimbatore–Shoranur MEMU (Mainline Electric Multiple Unit) as it approaches, stops, and departs Walayar Railway Station in Kerala.

Train Details:
Route: Coimbatore Junction → Shoranur Junction
Distance: 100 km | Journey Time: 2h 35m
Avg Speed: 39 km/hr | 12 halts, 16 intermediate stations
Train Type: MEMU (electric train designed for short to medium routes)

📌 Stations on the route include:
Coimbatore Jn, Podanur, Madukarai, Ettimadai, Walayar, Kanjikode, Palakkad Jn, Parli, Mankarai, Lakkiti, Palappuram, Ottappalam, Mannanur, and Shoranur Jn.

Watch till the end as heavy rains begin just as the train departs Walayar, making this a special railway moment.

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September 20, 2025 at 06:00PM

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