Canada’s “Rocky Mountain Train No. climber.”

1. Canada’s “Rocky Mountain Train No. climber.”

The original “Rocky Mountain Train No. climber” Vancouver to Calgary route was followed the Canadian Pacific Railway’s route of 1885, traveling from western Canada to the Canadian Rockies. You will see the wilderness, the black lava cliffs, Grand Canyon, glacial lakes, steady stream of river, bighorn sheep, and even black bears or grizzly bears. In the two-day trip, the visitors will be arranged in the Kamloops of British Columbia through the night. This train’s best view is at the first class compartments in the upper part of the train. Round-trip train fare from 1441 U.S. dollars, including one night accommodation in Kamloops costs.

India’s Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Line

2. India’s Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Line

This tiny “toy train” travel from the Siliguri of the eastern Himalayan foothills to Darjeeling Mountain, spend a total of 8 hours. Drove along these two feet wide rails all the way, visitors can see the 7400 ft high Himalayan peaks, lush jungle, emerald-green valleys, tea gardens, maple trees, chestnut trees, pear trees, cherry trees and cardamom trees. The famous Darjeeling have been appeared at Hollywood films multiple times. And one-way train fare is only 1 U.S. dollar.

Austria Se Molin railway line

3. Australia Se Molin Railway Line

Se Molin one hour trip railway line starting from the gloggnitz, on the way through the Alps Se Molin Pass, eventually to Damierci Zuschlag. This railway line was completed in 1854, along through a total of 16 viaducts and 14 tunnels. Before the TNT explosives and the tunnel boring machine invented, they were all dug by hands, arguably be regarded as the civil engineering masterpiece of early construction of the railway.

This rail line figure also appears on many collectible coins and medals, and train one-way fare for U.S. 13 dollars.