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In India, there are several classes of train - 1AC, 2AC, 3AC, SL, CC, GC. The most expensive is 1AC, the cheapest is GC (general class). We managed to travel in all but 1AC and CC. The guys once went even to GC from Thiruvananthapuram to Goa😊 On our first trip from Mumbai to Goa, we rode by a 2AC. It is similar to our Russian platzcart, only with a much more "human face". My husband and I rode in the side seats and our compartment was fenced off with a thick curtain. Like a small room😊. Our friends rode in a large compartment opposite us. There were 3 shelves on each side: the lower one (LB), the upper one (UB), and, what surprised me, the middle one (MB). Also in the compartments there is a mirror and a socket (for Russian trains at that time it was a seldom, the only socket was near the conductor's compartment and from the very morning there was a line from all over the car). Each vestibule has a washbasin and 2 toilets (in total 4 toilets per car). The doors in the vestibule can be opened, breathe in the air and enjoy the scenery❤️ ☀️... There will be a continuation... ☀️ #india
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Disfruta ud sus viajes en tren. A mi también me gusta. Los hay q tienen muchos años y y están deteriorados.. A esos les temo un poquito.. Pero si es un aventura diferente a los viajes cómodos del di a día
Sí, los trenes son un poco viejos, pero confío en las cosas creadas hace mucho tiempo, eran de muy alta calidad. Pero, por supuesto, es necesario construir nuevos😊 ¡buen viernes y feliz fin de semana!🌺☀️🌿
You've got a book to write and you're just kicking up dust here!
I'm training😄
I am really happy that you're exploring India day by day.
Yes, and it's a pity that my exploring was interrupted by the corona situation and that we all locked up at home😞 India is so great and big that I would be happy to continue exploring it and visit a huge variety of places🙂
I am glad.