Where it is possible to travel by train?

I have traveled overnight by train in Indonesia. Although I took the best couch possible, I can't really say it was comfortable. I heard they are much better these days though; the lines are much faster and they have more modern trains.

I traveled from Halifax to Vancouver when I was around four and I was sick through the whole time. I have not traveled over night since then, just day trips.

I love travelling by train, to me it's a big adventure, but I don't like travelling at night, when you can't see a thing, very boring, I also used a sleeper service from London to the West country but it was extremely uncomfortable, not something I'd want to repeat. The train service in Germany was if I remember impeccable and the trains were always so punctual. I also loved the experience of a double decker train in Amsterdam.

i like the railway and train system in the netherlands. when i travel from one city to another by train, i travel with comfort and ease. i could even hardly feel the hump and bump of train on the railtracks. the negative and unfortunate thing is that traveling by train in the netherlands is expensive, especially if traveling without the discount card.

I love trains and I love traveling by rail. Unfortunately, we have a very bad passenger rail system in The United States. It is owned and run by our federal government. It is a disgrace that the government has neglected it like it has. Nevertheless, I have gone all over the United States by train most recently last year when I went from Texas to Boston. I spent 2 1/2 days on the train total but that included stopping in Chicago for several hours. I notice you said that Amtrak in America often runs late. Actually, it usually runs late. Around the time that I took my train, another passenger train got stranded for three full days because of bad weather. The passengers were in the middle of nowhere and rescuers could not get to them. Oh, but when it works, it works and it is a great way to see the United States. I want to take the train that runs between Chicago and Seattle. That is supposed to be a really beautiful trip. I slept in my seat and it was ok. I slept ok but next time, I will look into getting a sleeper. You can sometimes get a good deal on a sleeper and you get three meals per day, anything you want. I have also traveled from Nuevo laredo to San Miguel De Allende by train. That route is no longer available. Many years ago, in the 1960's, I explored Europe by train. I had a eurailpass. European trains are so superior to American trains.

i like travelling by train.comparing to the bus ,it is very fast and safe,you can enjou the scenery along your trip.and comparing to the airplane,it is veay economic and safe.so the train is the best transport tool when you want to travel some place that not very far.both day trip and night trip,i can accept all.just give me a seat,because no seat is very very misrable.

I like traveling in train. I do think it is fun traveling by train and the train fares are less costly than bus. I think in India there are lots of good train that goes long distances.

I remember 16 years ago I traveled to Luoyang from Guangzhou by train. At that time it was the summer vacation for students. However, it was not crowded at all in the train. It seems it spent at least one night in the train but it was comfortable. Since it was clean and no more people. Here in my country there are many train lines. Lately there are even high speed trains. I like that much more since the normal trains are not as comfortable as before.

In our country most people travel by train. If you want to travel comfortably, you may buy a berth ticket, which is my option. I don't like to travel on a train without a sleeping bed because I usually travel all the way to my hometown and back forth to my school overnight. If I have to sit all the way home on the train, I will surely be exhausted after midnight.

I love to travel by train. Sometimes it is much faster to fly especially if I want to visit a place that is far away from my own country, but when I want to visit another European country I often prefer to travel by train. I think that a train is more comfortable that a bus. I have travelled overnight by train several times. The overnight train between Denmark and Germany was probably the most comfortable overnight train. I didn't enjoy the overnight train journey between Hungary and Serbia, but I was ill and a had a fever during the trip and I think that was the main reason why I didn't enjoy that journey at all. When my husband and I travelled from Odense to Amsterdam there weren't other people in the compartment and we were able to sleep on the seats.

We in India have a huge railway facility both local and national. The longest route is from Dibrugarh in Assam to Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu covering a distance of 4286 km in 82.30 hours. Mumbai a commercial city has a huge network of both local and national railway facility. Most office goers commute every day by train. There are two classes first and second. The regular travellers can obtain monthly or quarterly passes. I used to be a regular traveller by train when I was working in the Metro. My foreign travel included a local experience in San Jose in the US and a long distance from San Jose to Santa Barbara. Actually we were booked upto Oxnard but the train did not go beyond Santa Barbara on that day - a beautiful sea coast experience. The Amtrak train that we travelled by was a double decker with a canteen. The view was sea, nothing but sea. I had a dream to experience this.

Heheheheh that's sounds fun... I never travel that long riding a train... hehehehe... I want someone to accompany me... but anyway our train going to far palces here in country is always full so I guess I need to do some research what is the perfect time to ride it without so many people riding it... But travelling our Mini train is really great... I always bring a book to read and notebook to write while the train is moving fast hehehehehe!!! But we don't eat inside it because its not allowed. hehehehe!

In the USA we do have travel trains we call them passages trains. But it can be expensive depending on where you are doing. I have never been on one in the USA before.