Train Tour Expedition in Myanmar
 (An amazing Journey in Myanmar by Train)

The tour by rail will cover the most important tour sports to study history, archeology, architecture, culture, religion and natural beauty of Myanmar. Travelling by train from one destination to another will facilitate interesting encounter with the people of different regions.
Can understand their culture, lifestyle, anxieties, happiness and their hope in one trip. Myanmar maintains 4684km of meter-gauge railway line- much of which is now open to foreign tourists and 550 train stations. Other train journeys Mandalay line, which a branch line runs to Shwenyaung (the nearest station to Inlay Lake) and to Taunggyi, which is a scenic and relatively comfortable ride, and the Yangon to Mawlamyaing route. The view from the window shows a life on a long journey. The scenes along the rail route - the trees, the plantation, and the crops of the region are beautiful.

Myanmar Steam Locomotive
The steam locomotive in Myanmar is historic and interesting to the visitors who are eager in locos. The railways of Myanmar remain during the WW II after 1940s. The Japanese occupied in 1942 and the finally recapture of the country by the Allies in 1944-45 so that resulted many damage to the truck and locomotives as well as the railways throughout the country. In the Japanese reining a number of 3ft 6in gauge engines from Japan were modified to serve for as part of transportation in Myanmar, in the period 1944-46 the allied forces brought in additional stock. After the WWII, large orders were placed with British manufacturers, those types being in fact standard pre-war designs. From 1957 to the present, only diesel locomotives were ordered. Therefore, steams Locomotives are getting extinct in the world today. But in Myanmar, more than 20 steam locos are in service for mankind everyday. This is an opportunity to see them in their action for international steam enthusiasts. It is believed that this opportunity will not last forever. Steam Locos (YB/YC/YD) is converted to oil firing started around 1962.