Inside India:Once inside the country, you can go to a railway station and get a ticket from there. This is most conventional way of booking train tickets and you’ll not be over charged. If you don’t like standing in a queue, an authorised railway agent (not a ticket tout) can make things go faster for a small commission. Your hotel should be able to direct you to one. Remember if you do decide to buy tickets at the railway station, there are separate queues for women. Most international airports in India will have an railway counter (just like a prepaid taxi stand) where certain number of train tickets are reserved for tourists. You can always take advantage of this and buy your reservations or tickets before you come out of the airport. The Indian Railways operates a series of offices in several countries. You can find contact information to your nearest office at the Indian Railways website.
