You can see all old Trains in the museum.
Rail museum is surrounded by beautiful park.
Old Rail coach, used by Britishers when they were in India
A rare engine at Rail museum.
Princely railway coaches - used by Indian Kings.
It's a beautiful museum with green grass where you can take rest for a while.
Old small coaches & engines .
Hero engine - the memories of past.
Entrance road to the Railway museum
Toy train in the railway museum - A wonderful joy ride experience.
This joy train was made in 1979 at Railway coach factory in south at Perambur
A young boy is enjoying the joy train ride at Rail museum - New Delhi
In the museum - You can see the models of various trains.
Model trains in the museum - A wonderful place where you can
see the models and old history of Railway.
National Rail Museum is situated in Chanakyapuri, New Delhi . It is a
must-visit for those who have interest in Indian Railways &
locomotives. There are various models of train, engines and coaches in
the museum. It also preserves the model of India's very first train, a
steam engine that made its journey from Mumbai to Thane in 1853. There
are a number of locomotives displayed in the open, which are simply
lovable. The museum, sprawling across 10 acres of land, is a storehouse
of information on the 150-yr old history of railways in India. Children
love the ride in the toy train on the miniature rail track around the
museum. The highlight of the museum is the Fairy Queen built in 1855,
which is the best-preserved locomotive of its times.
Some of the prized possessions of the museum are the vintage displays,
including the still-working oldest locomotive in the world. Besides
this, there is the Viceregal Dining Car that was built in 1889. The
museum also possesses the lavish royal coaches of the Prince of Wales
Saloon built in 1875, Maharaja of Mysore's Saloon built in 1899 and the
Maharaja of Baroda's Saloon built in 1886. These saloons that were built
specially for the imperial personages display elaborate interior design
befitting the grandeur of the sovereigns. These coaches are unique in
the world and nothing can match up to their splendor.
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