Is This the Last Train in the Philippines? 🇵🇭
VAGA VAGABOND
Feb 25, 2025 15:55
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The railway network in the Philippines has historically been limited. As of 2024, the country has approximately 533 kilometers of railway tracks, with only about 130 kilometers operational, primarily serving Metro Manila and parts of Luzon.
The Manila-Legazpi railway line, once a vital transportation route in the Philippines, has seen significant portions abandoned due to a combination of natural disasters, infrastructural challenges, and financial constraints.
In November 2024, when this video was filmed, there had only been 2 active parts of the Philippino National Railway which I was exploring during my visit there.
I went to the Philippines to ride their last trains, even the ones which did not exist on paper!
On 26th of February, the PNR has resumed the passenger service between Naga and Legazpi: https://www.facebook.com/share/p/1BETAtTpR8/
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