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These are the 9 most dangerous railway tracks in the world, you will shiver from fear

Who does not like the train’s journey? But there are also train tracks in the world where people do not want to travel. It is said that the people who travel for these train tracks should have a steady steel. We have discovered that similar 9 train tracks, which are considered to be dangerous.

1. Devil’s Nose (Ecuador)
This rail track, 12 kilometers long between Alaussi and Sibmbe in the Andes Mountains, is one of the world’s most dangerous journeys. This place is located at an altitude of about 9,000 feet above sea level. One of the finest examples of engineering was this track created in the year 1902. It is said that hundreds of laborers had to hand their hands during their construction. It is also called ‘devil’s nose’, which is also the devil’s nose train.

2. Train A Las Nubes (Argentina)
The train track, built at an altitude of 4220 meters above sea level, was completed in 1948. It took 27 years to build it. On this route, the train crosses 21 tunnels and 13 bridges, making this journey exciting. It is also called the train of clouds.

3. Trans-Siberian Railway, (Russia)
Trans-Siberian Railway is the world’s longest railroad. This railway line connects Russia’s capital Moscow to the coast of the Japan Sea in the Far East. The construction work of this railway line ran from 1929 to 1980. On this track, the train runs through the mountains, snow-covered mountains, and the world’s largest forests. On the way rivers also have huge bridges. Visitors’ breaths stop there.

4. Napier-Gisborne Railway (New Zealand)
This railway track passes through the main runway of Gisborne Airport. That’s enough to shock your heart. The construction work of this railway line lasted from 1872 to 1981. This is between Palmerston from the railway track Napier. Trains have to get permission from the air traffic control room before going through this runway.

5. McLong Market Railway (Thailand)
The McLong Market in Thailand is no less than surprising. Towards the Long Bean Bridge, this route is a unique rail track built in the narrow streets of the city, which passes through shops and houses. The train passes twice on the track twice a day.

6. Cumberts and Tolltech Sionik Rail Track (New Mexico)
This railway line in the US New Mexico province is very old. It is one of the highest rail lines in America. This dangerous track is about 80 kilometers long. It was built in 1880. Due to high altitude, trains still run on coal and steam engines on this railway route.

Georgetown Loop Rail Route (US)
This railway track in Colorado, USA, is just 7.2 kilometers. But it is counted among the dangerous railway routes. This track is made on complete Narrogage. This route has a steep climb of 640 feet. This track passes through two hills. This track was constructed in 1877. The train passes very slowly on its bridges and sharp turns. The train, passing through high, looks dangerous.

8. White Pass (Alaska, US)
This railway track is about 180 kilometers long. This track played an important role during World War II. The rock on one side and the deep on the other side. Tourists are scared while passing the train from here.

9. Land vas vivid (Switzerland)
Switzerland’s Land Vessel Viduct track is built on the Railway Bridge Land Vasar River. The special thing is that after the train bridge, it goes directly to the tunnel (tunnel). Its height is about 9200 meters above sea level. The length of this route is about 65 kilometers. The mountains, dense forests and rivers make this journey very scary.

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