Railway Ministry releases Vande Bharat’s photos from Kerala: “Just looking like a wow”

The Indian Railways Ministry frequently updates its followers on developments in the railway industry by posting intriguing images of Indian railway stations on social media. This time, the Vande Bharat Express from Kerala was depicted in two images by the Ministry of Railways, which also used the now-viral phrase “so beautiful, so elegant” to describe it.

In the Keralan region of Thiruvananthapuram-Kasaragod, the Railways shared a photo of the Vande Bharat Express crossing Vellayil Station in both blue and tangerine colors. Following suit, the railways complemented the trains with the season’s most viral catchphrase, capitalizing on the trend.

“Tangerine and Blue #VandeBharatExpress” So stunning, so refined, and just breathtaking! The tweet stated, “Location: Vellayil Station in the Thiruvananthapuram-Kasaragod section of Kerala.”

On September 24, when Prime Minister Narendra Modi launched nine Vande Bharat trains, Kerala received its second Vande Bharat Express train. Alappuzha is traversed by the first orange Vande Bharat Express, which travels the Kasaragod–Thiruvananthapuram route.

The state received its first Vande Bharat train earlier in April. Thiruvananthapuram, Kollam, Kottayam, Ernakulam, Thrissur, Palakkad, Pathanamthitta, Malappuram, Kozhikode, Kannur, and

Kasaragod are among the eleven districts that the train passes through. It’s open six days a week, with Thursdays off.

Vande Bharat Express is an indigenously manufactured, semi-high-speed, self-propelled train set. The train has state-of-the-art passenger amenities, providing passengers with a faster, more comfortable, and more convenient travel experience.

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These trains, equipped with world-class amenities and advanced safety features, including Kavach technology, will be a key step towards providing modern, speedy, and comfortable means of travel to common people, professionals, businessmen, the student community, and tourists, the railways said in a statement.