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The Himalaya Line

During their mountainous run, trains on the Darjeeling- Himalaya Line must negotiate Agony Point which requires them to make a tight loop to cross their own track

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Darjeeling Himalaya Loop Mountainous Negotiate Requires Tight Track Trains


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This print from Mary Evans Picture Library captures the breathtaking journey of trains on the Darjeeling-Himalaya Line in India. Dating back to 1913, this historical image showcases the incredible feat of engineering required for these trains to navigate Agony Point, a treacherous section of track that forces them to make a tight loop to cross their own path. As the trains wind their way through the mountainous terrain, passengers are treated to stunning views of the Himalayas and lush landscapes below. The sheer determination and skill needed to operate these locomotives is evident in every twist and turn along this iconic railway line. The Darjeeling-Himalaya Line has long been celebrated for its unique charm and challenging route, attracting tourists from around the world who seek an unforgettable rail experience. This photograph serves as a reminder of the rich history and importance of transportation in connecting remote regions like Darjeeling with the rest of India. Mary Evans Prints Online has preserved this remarkable moment in time, allowing viewers to appreciate not only the beauty of this landscape but also the ingenuity behind such a daring railway endeavor.

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