As someone who was born in India and spent a good 30 years of my life there before moving to US, I miss the train journeys so much. Most Indians like me who gre

As someone who was born in India and spent a good 30 years of my life there before moving to US, I miss the train journeys so much. Most Indians like me who grew up taking train journeys to visit grandparents in the summer or that vacation trip(generally visiting some family or relatives) is a nostalgic experience but there is something magical about train journeys where you see the life moving in front of you. After every 100 kilometeres or so the landscape completely changes and you see life in a different way. I really like what OP said in the blog post : "Taking a train slows you down and gets you 34,000 feet closer to life on earth" While growing up, we didn't had access to air travel so the only option was life up close but I'm really joyed someone described in this way.