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The 88 km Darjeeling Himalayan Railway Reaches 2,258 Metres on a 2 ft Track Through Six Zigzag Reverses and Three Loops, and UNESCO Listed It in 1999

The 96 km Kalka-Shimla Railway Climbs More Than 1,400 Metres on a 2 ft 6 in Track, and Its Tunnel and Bridge Counts Differ by Source

Nalanda Housed Thousands of Monks on Endowed Village Revenue, and a Tibetan Pilgrim Found Classes Still Running There in 1235

Sir John Marshall Dug Taxila From 1913 to 1934 and Found Three Cities but No Lecture Hall, While the Jatakas Have a Prince Arriving With a Teacher's Fee of 1,000 Pieces

The 46 km Nilgiri Mountain Railway Climbs 1,877 Metres and Needs a Toothed Rail for Its Steepest Stretch