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Discover the world’s most luxurious trains and relive a bygone era, when the journey itself was the most significant part of the experience; rather than simply getting there. A journey where the passenger becomes a real traveller and is able to experience the much more gracious way of travel - in a living recreation of the golden age of rail.
Eight vintage 40’s and 50’s era stainless steel Budd cars, restored in luxurious classical period style with dome dining, vista dome, parlor, and observation cars provide the finest rail excursions through the incomparable Copper Canyon area of Northern Mexico in the rugged Sierra Madre Mountains. Covering an area larger than the Grand Canyon, this area is rugged and remote; much only accessible by train. Visit the natural wonders, rustic villages and the Tarahumara Indians, the native inhabitants of the area.
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I bought this as one of several from this great series to pass around to our family of train nuts. I know little about trains, myself, but have always loved British movies filmed onboard, especially the Orient Express.I had no idea that a train of this caliber was running in Mexico today, and then was further floored by the scenery and history behind this particular leg. I especially appreciated the narrator's respectful comments about the people of this land, and his encouragement for people to take this journey to this marvelous canyon (few Americans know about) if they can. This would make a wonderful commentary in a History or Spanish classroom, as well.
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