Travel Blog • Michael Yessis • 10.20.08 | 11:05 AM ET
I often hear the Indian train experience described as intimidating or uncomfortable, so I was intrigued by the latest installment of the Washington Post’s Time Zones series. “I love the train, because you don’t have to be in a rush,” says one passenger. “You can think.”
Michael Yessis is the cofounder and coeditor-in-chief of World Hum.
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Anish 10.21.08 | 3:16 PM ET
Great article! Train is definitely the best way to travel in India, car travel is too risky and air travel too cumbersome. Easily the best way to experience the country and its people. It can be uncomfortable at times, but it’s an adventure through and through.