South India is home to some of the most scenic and soul-stirring train journeys in the country. From winding toy trains in ...

Operation Sindoor: Indian Railways saluted the bravery and courage of the Indian Army by illuminating railway stations across India in the Tricolour on May 13.

In New Delhi, India, at least 18 people were killed in a stampede at a railway station. Many victims were Hindu pilgrims traveling to the Maha Kumbh festival.

Passengers jostle with each other to board a train at the New Delhi Railway station, in New Delhi, India on February 16, 2025. Imtiyaz Khan/Anadolu via Getty Images ...

Most beautiful railway station in India, it looks like a palace; it is located in…, was built in… The Victoria Terminus in Mumbai, Maharashtra, was officially renamed as the Chhatrapati ...

Widely regarded as the last of the great train stations, LA's Union Station was built in 1939. The station's signature Mission Revival style makes it one of the city's most distinct buildings.

Barog Station might look beautiful from outside but it holds eerie tales in the dark railway tunnels. Set in the scenic hills of Himachal Pradesh, the railway station is surrounded by ghostly stories.

Here we are talking about the top 8 most beautiful railway stations across the world that you should know. ... Chhatrapati Shivaji, India's busiest station, is also its most picturesque.

Taking you on a visual journey through India's most beautiful railway stations, each telling a unique story of history, art, and modernity. Do keep an eye out when you pass through these stations.

A third person wrote: "The railway station is one of the most beautiful in the world, well worth a visit even if you're not taking the train." Antwerp Central Railway Station first opened on ...

From a historic ‘railroad cathedral’ to an underground art installation, these are the most beautiful train stations in Europe to check out on your travels. Antwerpen-Centraal in Antwerp, Belgium.

As India's busiest city, Mumbai's main train station continues this trend, with an incredible up to 5,000 passengers cramming themselves onto trains meant for just 1,200.