When traveling from Delhi to Mumbai or for a short trip to see the Taj Mahal in Agra, many Korean expatriates first think of airplanes. But if you actually live in India,trainYou will soon realize how deeply rooted it is in the daily lives of Indian people. As a country with one of the largest railway networks in the world, trains in India are more than just a means of transportation, they are a window into understanding India.
The problem is reservations. The seat class names are unfamiliar, and the reservation siteIRCTC(Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation)It feels a bit complicated when you first encounter it. Concepts such as waitlist and RAC are also different from Korea's KTX and SRT reservation system.
This article is based on my experience living in the NCR region, including Delhi and Gurgaon, and actually using Indian trains.Differences in seat classes, IRCTC membership registration and reservation process, Tatkal reservation tips, PNR inquiry, and how to avoid getting lost at the train station.Arranged in order.




