Most Dangerous Routes: On Discovery Channels, your eyes must have fallen on the paths of some dangerous routes, seeing which you will also be trembling with fear. But do you know about some such dangerous railway routes, through which the condition of good people becomes bad?
Chennai to Rameswaram route is one of the most unique and special train routes in India. Passengers sitting on the train have to pass through a 100-year-old bridge over the sea. Its specialty is that it is considered one of the few dangerous bridges in India. If the sea is turbulent, the waves rise up.
The Cape Town railway track in South Africa is also one of the most dangerous railway routes due to incidents of theft and assault. Because of this many times, passengers also have to face obstacles during the journey.
A section of Japan’s Minami-Aso track was badly damaged in the 2016 earthquake. The use of the route has decreased significantly since this earthquake. The dense forests and volcanoes here make this trek more dangerous.
The nose of the Devil Ecuador is located at an altitude of about 9,000 feet above sea level. Its construction took 33 years to complete. You will be surprised to know that this railway track is influenced by American engineering and represents dangerous adventures.
The Salta-Polverillo railway track of Argentina also offers travelers a very adventurous journey. The route was opened to the public in 1948, 27 years after its construction. Let us tell you that the railway track is situated at an altitude of about 4,200 feet.
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