Complete your style and your journeyThe train station in Shimla was the first setting for our photoshoot for The Traveller. It’s filled with old-fashioned charm and people coming and going – the perfect place for our pictures. Soon enough, the Shimla Express comes rumbling down the tracks. The station fills with life and movement. A little group of monkeys rushes over to boxes of food and drink intended for the train passengers standing on the platform. The monkeys are incredibly skilled at untying string, but they’re quickly caught by the man who owns the boxes. The pink down coat is perfect for travel, in summer or winter. It’s easy to roll up and put away. The big printed tote bag is just right as a carry-on, whether you’re traveling by train or by plane.
Colorful clothing and accessories

Gudrun reads online that the railway between Shimla and Kalka was built in 1903. It is 96 kilometers long and the elevation goes from 650 meters to 2,076 meters. There are 103 tunnels and over 800 bridges. The Mountain Railways of India are on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Valuables can fit neatly into the leather handbag.

The trains have different names. For example, Himalayan Queen and Shivalik Deluxe Express. The stations are called Dharampur, Solan, Kandaghat and Summer Hill. Over 9,000 workers were involved during construction, and almost all of the bridges were built in stone and by hand. Many of the train cars are relatively new, but built in a retro style.




