What are the rules for break journey ticket?

Rules for Break Journey Ticket

A break journey ticket allows passengers to interrupt their journey and disembark at a stop along the route for up to two days before continuing their travel. This option is available for single tickets with a travel distance exceeding 500 kilometers.

Conditions:

• The break journey is only permitted once per ticket.
• The break can only be taken at a station on the route between the origin and destination of the ticket.
• The maximum duration of the break is two days from the time of arrival at the break station.
• The ticket must be validated at the break station to record the interruption of the journey.

Procedure:

1. Purchase a Single Ticket: Purchase a single ticket for a journey exceeding 500 kilometers.
2. Identify the Break Station: Choose a station along the route where you wish to break your journey.
3. Validate the Ticket: Upon arrival at the break station, validate your ticket at the designated station booth or machine.
4. Disembark and Break Journey: Disembark the train and stay at the break station for up to two days.
5. Resume Journey: After the break period, reboard the train at the break station and continue your journey to the final destination.
6. Validate the Ticket: Validate your ticket again at the break station before reboarding the train to resume your journey.

Note:

• The break journey option is not available on all trains or routes.
• Some restrictions may apply, such as blackout dates or specific train types.
• It is recommended to check with the train operator or ticket agent for specific guidelines and restrictions before purchasing a break journey ticket.