Join National Geographic on a journey through one of the world's largest railways, exploring the rich history of India's railway since 1853. From the rolling hills of the Himalayas to the bustling streets of Bombay, discover how the railway has connected distant regions, castes, languages, and religions, reflecting the country's diverse culture.
The Great Indian Railway
The majestic Himalayas serve as the backdrop for a majestic steam train's ascent, accompanied by a thunderous rumble, while the sacred Ganges River flows serenely and the iconic Bombay Victoria Terminus hums with activity as over five million daily commuters rush to their destinations.
