Peru의< Little Hell>-The Andino Central Railway

The Andino Central Railway in the Andes is the second largest railroad in the world, and one of the most famous due to the great

 technical problems encountered when laying and repairing the line. 

The railway line starts in the port town of Callao, at sea level, then rises in the mountains, passes through the city of Lima and reaches 

its maximum height of 4818 meters at the pass of Anticona. (Tiklio, Lima).

The road reaches the mining town of La Oroya, where the railway branch is divided into two routes:

 one goes to Cerro de Pasco, and the other leads to Huancayo and Huancavelica. 

The trip along this route provides an excellent opportunity for tourists to see the amazing places of our green planet, 

to breathe the fresh invigorating air of the Andes and the prairies of South America.

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The central railway of Andino is the main attraction for extreme enthusiasts, as the train crosses 58 bridges, 6 descents and 69 tunnels

 - including the second largest railway tunnel in the world.

One of the most famous bridges that meet along the road from Lima to La Oroya is the Inferno Bridge, or "Little Hell". 

This bridge is located in a narrow gorge between two tunnels. 

The road leaves the tunnel on a vertical rock, crosses the gorge over the bridge, and immediately enters another tunnel

 in a vertical rock. 

Under the bridge flows the river Rio Rimac and runs the main highway "Central Carretera".

The bridge is located at an altitude of 3300 meters above sea level.

 It was built in 1908 by American Bridge Company and has a length of 62.78 meters. 

The tunnels on both its ends give the bridge the most dramatic look.

A view of the famous Inferno Bridge, or "Little Hell", as well as a motorway section from a bird's eye view.

The locomotive leaves the tunnel to the bridge Inferno, or "Little Hell".

The locomotive with the carriages rides along the Inferno bridge.

Bridge Inferno, or "Little Hell" in Peru.

A mining worker with a dog walks along the Inferno Bridge in Peru.

View of the bridge Inferno, or "Little Hell" in Peru.