Mini steam engine train attracts tourists

Source:Xinhua Published: 2012-3-16 15:43:14
Tourists looks out of Jiayang mini steam engine train in Qianwei County, southwest China's Sichuan Province, March 15, 2012. Built in 1958, Jiayang mini steam engine train with a narrow rail gauge, used to be a coal transportation. Later, added some passengers carriages, it became the major transportation for local villagers living in and around the mountainous Bajiaogou town and Shixi town. As the steam trains disappear in the world, more and more tourists from home and abroad came here to visit the mini steam engine train. Photo: Xinhua
Tourists looks out of Jiayang mini steam engine train in Qianwei County, southwest China's Sichuan Province, March 15, 2012. Built in 1958, Jiayang mini steam engine train with a narrow rail gauge, used to be a coal transportation. Later, added some passengers carriages, it became the major transportation for local villagers living in and around the mountainous Bajiaogou town and Shixi town. As the steam trains disappear in the world, more and more tourists from home and abroad came here to visit the mini steam engine train. Photo: Xinhua
Passengers get off Jiayang mini steam engine train in Qianwei County, southwest China's Sichuan Province, March 15, 2012. Built in 1958, Jiayang mini steam engine train with a narrow rail gauge, used to be a coal transportation. Later, added some passengers carriages, it became the major transportation for local villagers living in and around the mountainous Bajiaogou town and Shixi town. As the steam trains disappear in the world, more and more tourists from home and abroad came here to visit the mini steam engine train. Photo: Xinhua
Passengers get off Jiayang mini steam engine train in Qianwei County, southwest China's Sichuan Province, March 15, 2012. Built in 1958, Jiayang mini steam engine train with a narrow rail gauge, used to be a coal transportation. Later, added some passengers carriages, it became the major transportation for local villagers living in and around the mountainous Bajiaogou town and Shixi town. As the steam trains disappear in the world, more and more tourists from home and abroad came here to visit the mini steam engine train. Photo: Xinhua
Jiayang mini steam engine train runs in Qianwei County, southwest China's Sichuan Province, March 14, 2012. Built in 1958, Jiayang mini steam engine train with a narrow rail gauge, used to be a coal transportation. Later, added some passengers carriages, it became the major transportation for local villagers living in and around the mountainous Bajiaogou town and Shixi town. As the steam trains disappear in the world, more and more tourists from home and abroad came here to visit the mini steam engine train. Photo: Xinhua
Jiayang mini steam engine train runs in Qianwei County, southwest China's Sichuan Province, March 14, 2012. Built in 1958, Jiayang mini steam engine train with a narrow rail gauge, used to be a coal transportation. Later, added some passengers carriages, it became the major transportation for local villagers living in and around the mountainous Bajiaogou town and Shixi town. As the steam trains disappear in the world, more and more tourists from home and abroad came here to visit the mini steam engine train. Photo: Xinhua


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