4/5 Iqbal S. 4 years ago on Google • 527 reviews
The
museum
covers
ground
area
of
about
11
acres
and
the
entire
complex
is
simply
superb
with
lots
of
lush
green
lawns
and
trees.
The
museum,
I
am
sure,
is
one
of
its
kind
in
the
country
and
we
all
Indians
must
be
immensely
proud
of
it.
The
11
acres
land
comprises
of
an
indoor
gallery
having
six
display
galleries
inside,
and
a
large
open
area
which
simulates
a
railway
yard,
and
a
toy
train
track,
which
goes
around
the
yard
to
provide
better
views
to
the
visitors.
The
museum
is
open
from
10.00
AM
till
17.00
PM
and
it
remains
closed
every
Monday
and
all
public
holidays.
Ticket
prices
are
also
very
reasonable.
The
history
of
Indian
Railways
dates
back
to
mid-nineteenth
century.
The
first
rail
network
started
from
Bombay
to
Thane
in
1853.
Slowly,
the
Indian
Railways
over
a
period
of
100
years,
developed
pan
India
network,
becoming
one
of
the
largest
networks
in
the
gauge
network
of,
broad,
meter
and
narrow
gauges.
Toy
train
ride
is
an
awesome
experience.
The
1:8
scale
train
is
nothing
close
to
the
massive
compartments,
nevertheless,
you
can
get
on
it.
The
train
is
designed
to
haul
adults
and
children.
It
travels
a
slow
pace
so
that
you
can
enjoy
the
views
of
the
rail
yard
including
different
types
of
engines
and
passenger
compartments
displayed
all
round.
There
are
miniature
tunnels
from
where
the
train
passes
and
the
experience
is
simply
mind
boggling.
Another
attraction
is
the
Rail
Garden.
One
of
the
most
popular
attractions
for
people
of
all
ages.
It
really
brought
lot
of
fond
memories
of
my
childhood
when
I
used
to
travel
by
train
and
be
awestruck
at
the
trains
passing
by
during
my
journey.
The
steam
engines,
the
passenger
trains,
diesel
engines,
freight
trains
and
the
electric
engines.
Indoor
gallery
is
another
very
interesting.
The
remarkable
display
of
miniature
trains,
is
a
unique
combination
of
historical
collection,
train
models,
interactive
games,
modern
simulators
and
cutting
edge
communication
system
displayed.
The
indoor
museum
is
divided
into
six
sections
and
it
covers
all
important
aspects
of
Indian
Railways,
like,
the
signalling
system,
the
civil
engineering,
the
design
of
locomotives,
the
traffic
control
system,
etc.
I
personally
implore
all
Indians,
irrespective
of
their
age,
to
visit
this
museum
to
understand
how
Indian
Railways
is
managing
a
very
complex
network
across
the
country.
Once
you
visit
the
museum
you,
I
am
more
than
sure,
will
have
a
completely
different
view
about
Indian
Railways
and
you
will
surely
develop
respect
and
feel
proud
to
be
an
Indian.
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