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Nearly 2,000 people cram onto the Hirondelle train, which travels 1,600 kilometres across the Democratic Republic of the Congo after a five-month break.
1,400 kilometers of railway connect the Persian Gulf to the Caspian Sea, revealing Iran's landscapes and the lives of its people.
Cuba's railway network, established in 1837, showcases its historical significance and ongoing challenges through rides on the Hershey line and vintage steam locomotives.
Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano, is circled by the Circumetnea narrow-gauge railway, which traverses diverse landscapes and UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Simon Calder explores the impact of the Beeching railway cuts in the 1960s and advocates for reopening branch lines across southern England.
Eurostar has transformed European travel since 1994, connecting London, Paris, and beyond through the Channel Tunnel's 50-kilometre underwater route.
Commuting in London reveals a diverse tapestry of lives, from a stationmaster who personalizes journeys to a solicitor crafting novels during travel.
Each year, Indiana produces 270 million pounds of popcorn, with family-owned Pop Weaver leading the industry since 1928.
