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2 hours of Portillo continental railway journeys followed by 2 hours of Bombay Railway.
Honestly I ain't a train spotter but it is the best way to travel and I like all travel shows, even if they are not very well done. But these are well done, not seen the Portillo ones, but the stuff he did in UK was great and I have seen Bombay Railway and it is first class. Sit back and enjoy. In Portugal now.
Honestly I ain't a train spotter but it is the best way to travel and I like all travel shows, even if they are not very well done. But these are well done, not seen the Portillo ones, but the stuff he did in UK was great and I have seen Bombay Railway and it is first class. Sit back and enjoy. In Portugal now.
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The continental ones are just as good as the uk ones, enjoy.
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Hoping to do the cape town to joburg all inclusive first class train thing next Jan. £200 for about 36 hours and that is in a cheap country. And that is NOT the Blue Train which is over a grand each way, god only knows what you get for that.
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I like the Indian railways stuff (BBC4 is excellent btw) but I find Portillo so creepy, I can't watch him!
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I'm watching at the half time break (Palace 1 - Man City 0), it's absolutely fascinating to get an understanding of India which cricket and curries aside I know virtually nothing.
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Have done the Blue train, would recommend.
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Sure it is great but at over a grand one way not for a decade or three. Cheapo train is only thirty quid.
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What other form of transport has a 30x multiplier from cattle class to first class?
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its not really about getting from a to b, that's just a side benefit.
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