Indian Railway: 51km distance, 48 tunnels and 153 bridges … Train will run on a bridge high than Qutub Minar, Jannat will be seen

New Delhi. The journey of the train is fun and if your train passes through the hill and greenery areas, then what are you saying? Along with this, if the train runs through a 42 -meter high bridge from Qutub Minar, this journey can be even more adventure. So your wish is going to be fulfilled soon. Indian Railways is going to start a journey on a similar track in Mizoram of North Eastern.

Railways have laid a new railway line from Sairang to Baibi in Mizoram. Sangarg is about 21 km from Aizawl, while Birbi is close to the Assam border. The trial of the train has been completed on this. Soon, the train will start running with this new rail route. With this, Aizawl will become the fourth capital of the North Eastern, which will be connected to the railway line.

This is the specialty of the track

This track is about 51 km. Is tall But in this small journey you will feel like a birth. There are 32 tunnels on this line. There are 87 bridges and underpasses. The special thing about this line is that a bridge is 42 meters high than Qutub Minar, from where the train will pass. This will make you feel the train running in the air during the journey.

Fourth capital train will be connected

The railway line is being prepared till Jiribam Imphal and Dimapur Jubja (Kohima), soon the train will start running on it. Arunachal, Tripura and Manipur have already been connected to the railway line. Aizawl will become the fourth capital. The northeast is green anyway. The journey of tunnel and gibraz will be special in itself.

Train from Delhi will be easier to travel

After being connected to the Aizawl train, one can be reached by train from the capital Delhi. In this way, it will be easy to enter this state of the North. In this way, the journey will also become cheap compared to flight.

Tourism will get a boost

Rail connectivity will make it easier for tourists to the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Mizoram. There is a plan to expand the project to the Myanmar border in the future, which will promote cross -border trade and regional integration.