Last updated: September 2026
Muzaffarpur Junction (station code: MFP) is the main railway station of Muzaffarpur and one of the busiest junctions in north Bihar. It is an A1-category station of the East Central Railway (ECR) zone, and trains from here connect Muzaffarpur with Patna, Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Guwahati and most of north Bihar.
This guide covers the station code, platforms, lines, the ongoing Amrit Bharat redevelopment, nearby stations and how to get help.
Muzaffarpur railway station: quick facts
| Detail | Information |
|---|---|
| Station name | Muzaffarpur Junction |
| Station code | MFP |
| Railway zone | East Central Railway (ECR) |
| Category | A1 |
| Platforms | 8 (redevelopment in progress) |
| Redevelopment | Amrit Bharat Station Scheme |
| Railway enquiry & help | 139 (Rail Madad, 24×7) |
What is the station code of Muzaffarpur?
The station code of Muzaffarpur Junction is MFP. Use MFP when you search trains or book tickets on IRCTC, the UTS app or any train app.
Railway lines passing through Muzaffarpur
Muzaffarpur is a junction where several important routes meet:
- Towards Hajipur and Patna (south), via Hajipur and the Ganga bridges
- Towards Samastipur and Barauni (east), connecting to Darbhanga and Begusarai
- Towards Motihari, Bettiah and Gorakhpur (north-west), on the Muzaffarpur–Gorakhpur main line
- Towards Sitamarhi (north), continuing to Raxaul and the Nepal border side
Amrit Bharat redevelopment of Muzaffarpur Junction
Muzaffarpur Junction is being rebuilt under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme. The plan includes a new multi-storey terminal building on the northern side, new foot overbridges linking the platforms, an elevated road, lifts and escalators, multi-level car parking, food courts, Wi-Fi and a green-building design with rainwater harvesting. Work is being carried out in phases, so some entrances and parking areas may change while construction continues.
Separately, work on the Turki–Silaut bypass line is expected to reduce congestion at Muzaffarpur Junction once complete.
Facilities at the station
- Reservation and unreserved ticket counters, plus ATVMs (automatic ticket vending machines) and the UTS app for paperless tickets
- Waiting halls, including AC waiting areas
- IRCTC food stalls and catering
- Free railway Wi-Fi
- Parking, auto-rickshaw and e-rickshaw stands outside the station
Nearby railway stations
| Station | Approx. distance from Muzaffarpur Junction |
|---|---|
| Narayanpur Anant | 5 km |
| Ram Dayalu Nagar | 6 km |
| Jubba Sahni | 9 km |
| Kaparpura | 10 km |
| Silaut | 11 km |
| Kanti | 13 km |
| Turki | 14 km |
| Siho | 18 km |
| Kurhani | 20 km |
How to reach Muzaffarpur Junction
- By road: The station is in the heart of the city. Autos and e-rickshaws run from Zero Mile, Bhagwanpur, Motijheel and the bus stands.
- By air: The nearest operational airports are Patna (Jay Prakash Narayan Airport) and Darbhanga Airport. Read about the status of Muzaffarpur’s own airport in our Muzaffarpur Airport guide.
Planning a trip? See our distance guides for Muzaffarpur to Siliguri and Muzaffarpur to Begusarai.
Frequently asked questions
What is the station code of Muzaffarpur Junction?
The station code of Muzaffarpur Junction is MFP.
Which railway zone does Muzaffarpur Junction belong to?
Muzaffarpur Junction is in the East Central Railway (ECR) zone, headquartered at Hajipur.
How many platforms are there at Muzaffarpur railway station?
Muzaffarpur Junction currently has 8 platforms. The station is being redeveloped under the Amrit Bharat Station Scheme, so layouts may change during construction.
What is the railway enquiry number for Muzaffarpur?
Dial 139 for train enquiry, PNR status and complaints. It is the all-India Rail Madad helpline and works 24×7.
Is Muzaffarpur Junction an A1 category station?
Yes. Muzaffarpur Junction is an A1-category station, one of the busiest in north Bihar.
