First heritage train
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Special-Marwar Express
Produced by: Tarun Mishra
Designed by: Manoj Kumar
Prime Minister Narendra Modi recently inaugurated Rajasthan's first heritage train, named the Valley Queen Heritage Train, with its maiden journey commencing from Marwar Junction.
Inaugural run from Jodhpur
The Valley Queen Heritage Train aims to offer travellers a unique experience by providing insights into the rich heritage and history of Rajasthan's railways.
Showcasing Rajasthan's rich heritage
This heritage train has the capacity to accommodate 60 passengers at a time. Its coaches are fully air-conditioned, featuring large windows on each side to provide passengers with panoramic views of the surroundings.
Passenger capacity and comfort
Passengers can enjoy breathtaking views during their journey, including Goram Ghat, often referred to as the Mini Kashmir of Rajasthan, and the Bhil Beri waterfall, the highest point of which will be on display.
Scenic route with spectacular views
The design of the train replicates the iconic 150-year-old steam engine, enhancing the nostalgia and charm of the journey through lush green valleys and hills adorned with flora and fauna.
Replicating the classic steam engine
The Valley Queen Heritage Train will depart from Marwar Junction at 8:30 am and reach Kamlighat at 11 am, with a 25-minute stop at Phulad. It will return from Kamlighat around 3 pm, reaching Marwar Junction at 5:30 pm. The train will operate four days a week.
Train schedule
Tickets for this heritage train are priced at Rs 2,000 per passenger, allowing a wide range of travellers to experience this unique journey.
Affordable ticket pricing
BJP MP Divya Kumari expressed her appreciation for the train, sharing her experience of the inaugural ride. She highlighted the picturesque views and enchanting valleys of Goram Ghat.
What BJP says
Indian Railways boasts four UNESCO World Heritage Sites for its railway lines: Darjeeling Himalayan Railway (1999), Nilgiri Mountain Railway (2005), Kalka Shimla Railway (2008), and Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus, Mumbai (2004).
World heritage status for Indian Railways
The Valley Queen Heritage Train adds to the array of heritage trains in India, contributing to the preservation and celebration of the country's rich railway heritage and culture.