Departure for Shanghai Hongqiao Station.

6 locos, a mix of YP and YG classes, are gathered around the turntable at Madurai. I was just too young to have witnessed scenes like this at home in England, so it was really a wonderful sight fo... (more)

Metre gauge DLW No 2801 crosses the Pantha Path Road in Dhaka with a train of pilgrims heading to the Biswa Ijtema festival at Tongi.

WP Pacific No 7641 leaves Chinchpada with a train from Surat. The prototypes of these locos were built by Baldwin in 1947. This one was built in India in 1965.

Maeklong Market, also known as Folding Umbrella Market or Talat Rom Hoop, is a very curious market located in Samut Songkhram. It is composed of stalls that are set up literally along the rail tra... (more)

"Henschel Diesel Hydraulic Locomotive" Thailand Flood 2011. See more : www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftPBz0a9FJg

I thought that this was the perfect location to take a picture of this steam train leaving the Agra station with no poles or other hints in front of me. However, just a few seconds before I releas... (more)

In November 1990, my boss decided to send me to India for a business trip. Of course, I immediately accepted his offer knowing that some steam locomotives were still active in India at that time. ... (more)

NKF in new color style, the Maeklong commuter train no. 4384 at Maeklong market.

In true ALCO style, 15003 lifts a heavy commuter train out of Pallam in the suburbs of Delhi.

As the Kathgodam to Delhi Uttarkhand Sampark Kranti disappears in the distance, Jhansi allocated 16067R pulls into Moradabad with an unidentified express heading East.

15048 halts with one of the extremely busy Delhi to Rewari suburban services, which it works in tandem with its classmate 15029 on the rear of the train.

On the famous Bolan Pass, ALCO 3825 leaves Mach with the 1130 Quetta to Rawalpindi.

With clouds forming over the Himalayas, Kangra Valley Railway ZDM3 No 178 leaves Nagrota with the 0720 Joginder Nagar to Pathankot. This service is booked 10 hours and 10 minutes for it`s 101 mile... (more)