Breathtaking Train Rides You’ll Definitely Want ..

From Zermatt to St. Moritz this train ride will give you a front row seat to see the jaw dropping majesty of the Alps.

From Singapore to Bangkok the Orient Express lets you take in some of the regions most stunning scenery.

From Bangalore to Goa, if you ever decide to see southern India via train, this is the way to go.

Starting in Chicago and ending in Seattle, the second half of this journey takes you through the heart of Glacier National Park. Don’t forget your camera.

The third most visited attraction in Norway, the Flam Line winds its way through breathtaking fjords and mountain valleys.

Running all the way from Moscow to Vladivostok this is the longest train route in the world as it covers 8 time zones and two continents.

Possibly one of the most famous international train routes, the Orient Express ceased operation in 2009 citing faster and more modern trains. Synonymous with luxury and intrigue, the Belmond HOTEL chain bought the train and has now begun to operate some of the original routes, including Paris to Istanbul.

Known as the “Pride of Africa” this extensive railways will give you someone amazing views of the scenic South African countryside

Connecting the mountainous interior to the Pacific coast you’ll pass by high desert plains, magnificent waterfalls, and steep canyon walls.

This eight hour trip offers some jaw dropping views of the Himalayas

Winding from Napa to St. Helena in California, this three hour ride gives you the perfect atmosphere for some serious wine tasting.

Going from Budapest to Istanbul this four day journey gives you plenty of time to take in the amazing Transylvania countryside.

This vintage steam operated train climbs nearly 3,000 feet (~1000m) through the steep mountain pass between Durango and Silverton, Colorado to give incredible views.

Linking two of the most famous destination in Peru, Cusco and Machu Picchu, this one day round trip takes passengers on an unforgettable ride through the Urubamba River Valley.

It’s the shortest and slowest journey on our list but this coal powered train will take you on a 14.5 mile (23km) roundtrip through the Fathew Valley.

Get ready to see some wild Alaskan tundra as you make your way from Anchorage to Fairbanks.

During spring and summer there is no better way to enjoy Portugal’s Douro River Valley.

From Michigan to California this train ride cuts through much of the American Midwest and the section from Denver to San Francisco is definitely worth the ride.

From Christchurch to Greymouth this RAILROAD will let you cross the South Island in 4.5 hours and give you some amazing alpine views.

Offering incredible views, all the RAILROAD cars on this track are vintage