The Best Travel By Train In The World

Possessing top-notch interiors and services, luxury trains also help passengers enjoy the outside landscape to the fullest, according to CNTraveler. (Seven Stars in Kyushu): The super-luxury railway of Japan has a route through the island of Kyushu mountain terrain. Yufuin, famous for its hot-water lakes, is the last stop of the train, and every little detail in the train's passenger compartments has been meticulously scrutinized. Kumiko art curtains, used to decorate the walls of the cabins, are made by craftsmen from Okawa, Fukuoka. The on-board sinks are built by renowned ceramic artist Sakaida Kakiemon XIV, Royal Rajasthan (Wheels) - India: The 7-day cruise on the Royal Rajasthan train will give passengers a sense of luxury

. go through the most poetic sites in Rajasthan state. Rajasthan is known as "The Land of Kings", has many famous landmarks such as Khajuraho temple, Varanasi shrine or Taj Mahal temple. Relax on the train like a small room in the palace, using materials Top fabric as well as gold for decoration The Venice Simplon Orient fast train: The train first departed in 1883, with a route from Paris to Istanbul.



Today, the Venice Simplon Orient fast trains continue to cater to the luxury travel needs of passengers wishing to explore Europe, from London to Venice, and will pass through France, Switzerland and the mountains. The Austrian Alps. The carriages are designed according to the Art Deco school. 6 cabins are on a train designed by French architect René Prou.Al Andalus: Al Andalus train has a route through locations in the Andalusian region of southern Spain, departing in Seville (or Granada), stop at sites rich in culinary and cultural traditions, some of Al Andalus' carriages date back to the 1920s, when they were supposed to carry members of the British Royal Family from Calais, France, to the Riviera. The interior of the train has a combination of many periods, from the decoration of lights to the Belle Epoque style.East and Oriental Express: The Belmond Railway has a journey through many landmarks in Southeast Asia The window of the train's dining compartment has a wide design, allowing passengers to enjoy the outside in the fullest way.



The train's interior is a combination of colonial Southeast Asian architectural styles. The carriages use lacquer materials from China and Thailand, and the observation deck is built from teak wood to ensure its stability. The Presidential compartment, pictured above, uses nacre wood, antique accessories and military-style furniture..

. Dịch vụ: Thiết kế website, quảng cáo google, đăng ký website bộ công thương uy tín