You’re in the right place, because this article contains my honest review of riding the Mayan Train in Mexico — so you can see if it’s right for you. It also includes pro tips, as well as answers to ...

Premier compartments have three seats to a row, while the tourist compartments ... bugs and construction chaos are worked out, the Tren Maya feels destined to become a must-do for any traveler ...

Tren Maya is a 1,525km-long railway project led by the National ... All three configurations will provide enough legroom at the seats and space to facilitate better movement inside the passenger car.

Right now, tickets are being sold on Tren Maya’s website. We found tickets going for as low as $43 for tourist class seats, and up to $68 for premier class. Officials have said locals will be ...

Here, he shares his thoughts what to see near the Tren Maya's route ... and P'tal ("accommodation") trains include reclining seats and sleeping cabins for long-distance journeys.

Each car is equipped with air conditioning, ergonomic and reclining seats, video surveillance systems and passenger ... deliver this first train made in Mexico, for Mexico. The Tren Maya project ...

Mexico President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has reaffirmed his government’s commitment to complete the 1,550-km (961-mile), $10 billion Tren Maya (Tren Maya) project next year. “We are making ...

she asked, pointing to row after row of open seats. “It’s completely empty.” How Mexicans feel about the Tren Maya (Maya Train) — a 1,000-mile railway that slices through the Yucatán ...

Matthew Pillsbury for The New York Times Supported by Photographs by Matthew Pillsbury Text by Nicholas Casey El Tren Maya, which links five states in southern Mexico, is one of the country’s ...

The final columns and tracks are being laid for the Mexican president's pet infrastructure project: a partially-elevated rail link called the Tren Maya (Maya Train). The network will stretch for 1 ...

And its effects are already visible. Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador speaks during the laying of the first stone of the Tren Maya tourist line, in El Ideal, Quintana Roo State ...

This cave temple, believed to be between 500 and 900 years old, is one of many sites that will be endangered by the Tren Maya. IN THE MAYA FOREST, Mexico — Machete in hand, Manuel Pérez Rivas ...