Experience India differently - a journey with Indian features

Traveling by train through India is an adventure nobody should miss. An Indian journey is not complete if a trip by train has not been started. The bustle of Indian train stations is legendary. Traveling by train is more comfortable than traveling by bus across the country. Night trains are particularly suitable for managing long-haul routes. The Indian railway network is the largest and busiest network in the world. The Indian Railways is also the largest employer in the world, with nearly 1.5 million employees. There are about 7,000 stations spread across the country. Staff are often English-speaking at major stations, and they are happy to help with registration. At smaller stations, the station manager can usually assist with English. Tourists can also voice their concerns in English in travel agencies. It is important to know that only 6 online tickets can be booked per calendar month. Afterwards, a booking will only be made in person at the above mentioned locations. When tourists book online, they are put on a waiting list. Should not book

be confirmed until the train departs, the ticket will be canceled and the amount due will be reversed. Trains can always be late - sometimes from one day. Therefore, it is advised to keep some leeway for the journey. Train travel is certainly an unforgettable holiday experience. There is probably no better way to explore the diverse flora and fauna and cultural attractions. A very special holiday experience is probably the highest mountains in the world to admire

(High mountain regions of the Himalayas). It is also worth noting that during the journey the stations where the train stops are not announced and the names of the stations are written in Hindi or another local language. So tourists should know the approximate time of arrival

so you do not miss your stop. In addition, it is important to pay attention to their valuables. Toilets do not meet the hygiene standards that they are accustomed to from their country of origin. It is advisable to take your own toilet paper. Should not have a meal on the train

be included, then you can find at the stations sellers who hold a snack for them. Experience shows that every train journey is individual. For example, there is the Shatabadi and Rajdhani Express. These trains must reach the destination as quickly as possible, as they offer an inclusive meal. In the so-called Rajdhani trains blankets, towels, newspapers, etc. are served. In all other trains, travelers from the third grade onwards will always receive a blanket for free. Meals are also possible, but these are not included in the price. Basically, no matter how much delay the trains have, it must always be ensured that the passengers can take meals. Get ready for one of the biggest adventures

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