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Showing posts with label Peru. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Peru. Show all posts
Tuesday, 21 August 2012
Sunday, 18 March 2012
Cusco to Maccu Piccu
Another
Great Peruvian Railway Journey
By
Gyan Fernando
Gyan Fernando
Note:
This article was first written and published in February
2002 in my Sri Lanka Railway site. Given the passage of ten years, it needs to
be read as a historical document.
This is another rather 'touristy' but nevertheless a spectacular and enjoyable rail journey.
The
railway line from Cusco ascends through a series of switchbacks and then
descends to follow the course of the Urubamba River through The Sacred Valley
of the Incas.
Labels:
aguas calientes,
Cuzco,
MLW Bombardier,
Peru,
PeruRail,
railway,
trains,
travel
Saturday, 17 March 2012
A Peruvian Railway Journey
Great
Railway Journeys
A
Peruvian Railway Journey
By
Gyan
Fernando
Note:
This article was first written and published on the 26th of February
2002 in my Sri Lanka Railway site. Given the passage of ten years, it needs to
be read as a historical document. The Peruvian Railway system is no longer the highest railway in the world.
T
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he
Peruvian Railway System is the highest standard guage railway system in the
world. (The Lima-Huancayo-Huancavelica line). Unfortunately terrorist activity
has forced the closure of the most spectacular part of it. What remains is
spectacular in some ways, or at least interesting.
The
author travelled on PeruRail from Cusco to Juliaca on the 19th of Jan 2002 (and
then on to Puno).
Labels:
Abra La Raya,
Altiplano,
Cuzco,
journey,
locomotives,
MLW Bombardier,
Peru,
PeruRail,
Puno,
railway,
trains
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