Eight times each day this train squeezes through the crowded Maeklong Market. This is the end of a commuter rail line from Bangkok that is isolated from the rest of the Thai rail network.

As a family tuck into their lunchtime meal, 6715 arrives at Bihariganj with a fully loaded metre gauge train from Purnia.

CRH380A, one of the latest Chinese EMU presented at the 'Eleventh Five-Year' National Science and Technology Exhibition in Beijing's China National Convention Center. CRH380A hit a speed of 486.1k... (more)

One of the ubiquitous Chinese C2-type narrow gauge steam locomotives is #7 of the Jiayang Coal Mining Administration, stopping here on at Caiziba halt with one of the scheduled daily passenger tra... (more)

A WAP1 electric in the Radjahni Express paint sits on a sidetrack at the Agra Cant Station. The WAP1's were once the premier express power for the Indian Railways, painted like this to match the r... (more)

Trouble in ALCO Paradise Since the end of steam, India has been almost the exclusive domain of ALCO powered diesels. However in the last few years these EMD 710 powered units have been maki... (more)

ALCO 3801 with sister loco 3814 pushing at the rear, climb the 4% grade Bolan Pass at Dozan. Note the semaphore signal at the top of the photo and the steps made to maintain it.

Part 1 of the Pamban Bridge Trilogy 14048 crosses the cantilever section of the bridge with a passenger service fr... (more)

It must be the coconut harvesting season in Bangladesh, as passengers on train 31, the 11h50 Rajshahi - Parbatipur "Uttara Mail" have decided to increase the luggage capacity of the train!

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A pair of WDG3A locomotives (powered by 16 cyl Alco power units), head a southbound coal train through Singapur Road on October 22 2010. These locos are made locally in India by DLW in Varanasi... (more)

Train Hanoi-Saigon

An old man contemplates life, some ducks prepare for a swim, and an ALCO heads for Khulna loco shed for a rest. This loco is a 5 feet 6 inch gauge ALCO built at Schenectady in 1965.