Riobamba, Ecuador: Riding Down the Devil’s Nose
David Joshua Jennings takes a train ride through Ecuador’s Valley of the Waterfalls from Riobamba to Alausí and down a steep cliff called the Devil’s Nose.
Traveling by train is one of the best ways to see the world. In this section, we describe journeys on tourist railways, high-speedrailroad trains, and scenic rail journeys around the world.
David Joshua Jennings takes a train ride through Ecuador’s Valley of the Waterfalls from Riobamba to Alausí and down a steep cliff called the Devil’s Nose.
Barog Station, Kalka Shimla Railway: All Aboard the Choo-Choo Train By Mirdula Dwivedi There is a time in an academic calendar when the start of a new semester is just around the corner. And that makes me feel like squeezing in one more break before things become really hectic. Racking my Brains! As I had […]
The Tazara Railway from Zambia to Dar es Salaam and then a ferry to Zanzibar where Jemima Price finds beautiful idyllic beaches and friendly locals.
A railway and ferry tour of Sweden and Finland, stopping in Malmo, Stockholm, Helsinki, Tampere, and Turku enjoying high speed trains with Wi-fi and bars.
Rambling through Aotearoa by Bus, Bike, Boat, and Rail By Marie Javins New Zealand is one of the most popular destinations in the world today. It’s beautiful, compact, and inexpensive. Getting yourself around New Zealand is easy — most roads are sealed, the signs are in English, and an efficient tourist infrastructure caters to travelers. […]
By Marie Javins Quick, what is the largest, deepest canyon in North America? If you answered “Grand Canyon,” you’d be wrong. No one can deny the drama of the Grand Canyon on a clear day. Without question, it is visually the most stunning canyon in North America and possibly the world. Barranca Del Cobre But […]