The Indian Railway is the third largest rail network in the world, and the rail system is efficient, if not always on schedule. Tracks running well over 60,000 kilometers help connect about 7500 stations, ferrying nearly 20 million people every day. Although distances in India are long and Indian trains aren't the world's best, traveling in them can add a fascinating new dimension to a visitor's experience. There is virtually no better way to make friends with the local people and see the spectacular and diverse Indian countryside. On many routes the railways are the fastest and cheapest way to get around.
Hi, I’m Diti, documentary and travel photographer, graphic designer, cat lover and collector of knick-knacks!
I love to travel and I love to live in India.
But this is not a blog about India so much as it is about documenting a reality.
One trivial photograph at a time; one insignificant day at a time.
And through each day I aspire to tell a meaningful story, a story of truth.
After all it is these very same insignificant days of life that indeed shape it and make it a whole.
amazing pics... I feel as though I'm on that train.. Lovley!
ReplyDeleteNice.. I like the inside of the train one.
ReplyDeletelove your pics!
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