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World’s 7 Most Dangerous Train Journeys

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Chennai–Rameswaram Route, India
Chennai–Rameswaram Route, India

The train crosses the Pamban Bridge, which spans over the sea and is vulnerable to high winds and storms.

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The Death Railway (Thailand)
The Death Railway (Thailand)

This was built during WWII by prisoners of war in treacherous jungle terrain, with many dying during construction. The narrow cliffside tracks and wooden trestle bridges still make it a white-knuckle ride.

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Devil’s Nose Train, Ecuador
Devil’s Nose Train, Ecuador

It zigzags up and down a nearly vertical cliff with sharp switchbacks.

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White Pass & Yukon Route, Alaska
White Pass & Yukon Route, Alaska

The track was built during the Klondike Gold Rush, it navigates snow-covered peaks, steep inclines, and narrow tracks.

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Georgetown Loop Railroad, Colorado
Georgetown Loop Railroad, Colorado

The Georgetown Loop Railroad is located in the Rocky Mountains in Clear Creek County. This is a narrow-gauge track with high trestle bridges and steep mountain grades.

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Kuranda Scenic Railway, Australia
Kuranda Scenic Railway, Australia

Kuranda Scenic Railway provides the experience of travelling through dense rainforests and over unstable terrain with landslide risks.

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Argo Gede Train Route, Indonesia
Argo Gede Train Route, Indonesia

The Argo Gede train route in Indonesia is famous for its stunning views of deep subtropical valleys and a dangerous section that crosses a towering bridge. (Image: Freepik)

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