6 MOST DANGEROUS RAILWAY ROUTES IN THE WORLD

 

    There are many railway routes in the world that are beautiful to look at. But there are also many railway routes that are built in such a way that it frightens the mind. Let's find out now from some of the most dangerous railway routes in the world.

Chennai to Rameshwaram  Railway  Routes, INDIA

 

    Connecting Chennai and Rameshwaram, the railway is one of the most dangerous and exciting railways in the world. The deadliest part of the railway line in the Indian Ocean, which is 2.3 KM long. It was built in 1994. This part of the railway is very dangerous when the tide is coming in at sea and the train line is disrupted.

 

DEVIL’S NOSE ECUADOR Railway  Routes, ECUADOR

 

    At 9,000 FEET above sea level, the Devil’s Nose Route is one of the most dangerous railways in the world. A steep hill has been cut and a railway line has been built. This is one of the most dangerous railways in South America. It is said that 3,000 workers from Jamaica and 1,000 workers from Ploetiriko came to build the railway. Many workers were killed during the construction of the railway.

Death Railway, Thailand

    Death Railway is a terrible railway. Myanmar's border crosses hilly, jungle-like forests as trains pass by. The railway was built during World War II. Thousands of detainees and local workers were deployed to build it. It has been dubbed the "Death Railway" because of the deaths of many prisoners and workers during the construction of the railway.

Salta Polberilo Track, Argentina

    The 217-kilometer-long railway connecting Salta, Argentina to Polberilo, Chile, is another dangerous railway in the world. The construction of this Awesome and exciting railway was completed in 1948. It took about 27 years to complete. The railway is located at an altitude of 4,200 meters above the earth's surface.

Eso Miami Route, Japan

    The Eso Miami route is said to be one of the most dangerous in the world, not just Japan. The railway is built close to the Eso Mountains, making it a natural occurrence for commuters. As the volcano in the vicinity of the railway has now become active, rail traffic on the railway has been largely reduced.

white pass to Yukon route, Alaska

    The railroad connects Alaska and the port of Whitehorse. Thrill-loving travelers prefer to take the train. The 3,000-foot-high railway was first cleared of land by a blast. The railway was then built using very fine technology.