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Railway to the Yangon train station
Myanmar Railway operates 858 stations throughout the country.
Yangon Central and Mandalay Central have been the twin anchors of the network.
Its an incredible experience to foreign visitors having a ride with the Burmese train. The tour from Angon to Mandalay takes 10 hours.
Myanmar Railway also operates a 46-kilometre 39-station loop system that connects Yangon's downtown, satellite towns and suburban areas. The railway runs 200 times and sells 150,000 tickets daily.
The loop, which takes about three hours to complete, is a way to see a cross section of life in Yangon for common people. A great suggest to adventure tourists.
Yangon Central and Mandalay Central have been the twin anchors of the network.
Its an incredible experience to foreign visitors having a ride with the Burmese train. The tour from Angon to Mandalay takes 10 hours.
Myanmar Railway also operates a 46-kilometre 39-station loop system that connects Yangon's downtown, satellite towns and suburban areas. The railway runs 200 times and sells 150,000 tickets daily.
The loop, which takes about three hours to complete, is a way to see a cross section of life in Yangon for common people. A great suggest to adventure tourists.
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