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TREN PATAGONICO - Argentina's most impressive train to the Andes

TREN PATAGONICO - Argentina's most impressive train to the Andes

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Hola, Welcome for this new trip report onboard #Argentina's most unique and impressive journey - The #TREN PATAGONICO will take you from the Atlantic coast to the heart of the Andes in #Bariloche - TRIP INFORMATION - RECORDED IN MARCH 2022 Railroad company: Tren Patagónico Train type: GT22 #9070 and Hitachi (I guess) coaches From: Viedma to San Carlos de Bariloche Time: 18h28 - I WROTE 16H28 IN THE INTRO Price: 3294 ARS - 25- - $27
Date: 2024-01-09

Comments and reviews: 35


Hello and thanks for reviewing this! This train is truly outstanding and I would love to ride it one day. I-ve never been to South America, nor in Patagonia, but this interested me! Anyways, I have a little question. Where do you create those maps like in 7: 00, top left corner? I-m looking for a software that can do this for a long time, but without any success: ( I love trains but I can-t find a program that can create my own train maps, and that sucks. Appreciate the response Thibault, stay safe! -
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THANK YOU so much for uploading this and for your positive and honest comments on the train and the trip. You're most welcome to come back here! PS: the reason for western Patagonia to be greener and leafier than most of the rest of the region lies in the fact that the rain loaded clouds coming from the Pacific Ocean discharge all their water on the west side of the Andes (i. e. in Chile) leaving a lesser amount to the east of the mountain range. Luckily enough, we get something!
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Argentinian here (although living in France for a while. The engine of your train was made in Argentina under a GM licence, the rolling stock is Japanese (Hitachi, made in Japan the 1960s, previously used in the Buenos Aires commuter rail network. Sleeping cars and the autotrain were discontinued during the pandemic and they took advantage of the situation to refurbish/repair them - gossip is both should be back by the end of 2022. Thanks for this great video!
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Great video -. 25 Euros for 19hrs in Pullman class - is there a better deal anywhere? Evening across North Patagonia reminded me of coach across Northern Territories in Australia--miles upon miles of desert with a tiny curve on the horizon --. When you get there dead straight road to the next horizon! Retro buffet and dodgy ride quality reminded me of having high tea on the train from Southampton to London in the 70s-. without the steak and without the views! -
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Until the 1990s there were services from Buenos Aires (Estacion Constitucion) to Bariloche. And so many passenger services to the main cities in Argentina that were lost due to bad transport policy. Little by little they are returning but there is a lot of work to modernize the railroads that have exceeded their useful life so that the average speed returns to the 80-100 km/h of the past. Regards!
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In Argentine Patagonia, each Province has to attend its own trains; National goverment doesn't apply at all; and. thanks to a former Ministry, Mr. Meoni, Argentina will do nothing for railroads and railways in Patagonia, four Provinces that have given gas, oil, wool, fish, electricity, woods and minerals in excesive amounts!
Until when will Patagonia hold this type of relation?

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Another trip you should do Is Buenos Aires-Mar del Plata, its a very nice trip to a very beautiful city, and the trains on that trip go pretty fast tbh, Around 120km/h wich means 5: 30 hours, wich Is pretty good considering that going in car you travel the same amount of Time, saludos from buenos aires!
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While I've been to Patagonia twice, I have not been fortunate to take this train yet.
I did take an overnight train between Buenos Aires and Mendoza in 1990. It's an absolute unforgivable tragedy that they abandoned one of the most comprehensive rail systems in the world back in 1993.

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They are working on restoring the tracks between Viedma and Bahia Blanca so it will be connected with the rest of the network and Buenos Aires. Is a short distance so hopefully we'll see this happening in 1-2 years.
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Es una odisea hacer viajes largos en tren en Argentina, se usan vagones mal restaurados y con un servicio de a bordo casi inexistente. Ademas del tiempo que se tarda en recorrer ese tramo, un verdadero desproposito.
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Interesting video! Wich is the track gauge in Argentina? Also, how many hours it take to travel from the north to south( Magellan straits? Are there railways in the Tierra del Fuego Island?
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It's not completely isolated, there's a bridge linking with the nearby Buenos Aires province. There is no direct service across the bridge, however trains may run over it
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Yes, I was wondering about the train service from BA to Bariloche! Gone! But this is an interesting segment of the journey! Some years ago I visited Bariloche from Chile!
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Great job, my friend! You're a truly rail adventurer and I'm happy to find you and travel with you! Salutations de la Colombie; ) Keep doing this amazing job!
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Great job, my friend! You're a truly rail adventurer and I'm happy to find you and travel with you! Salutations de la Colombie; ) Keep doing this amazing job!
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I kept wondering why you were admiring the landscape. then you said your were a fan of desert landscape and it then made sense. I find them ugly though.
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You should try the KCIC Bullet Train between Jakarta and Bandung in Indonesia when it enters in service by the end of 2022 for the next trip report
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Patagonico: You can open an exit door when you like, just have to be careful, here are some views
India: You can sit on the train whenever you like: )

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This is the first train video I've seen that doesn't look over-fancy. It looks like the trains I took as a kid - just really normal and no-fuss.
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Nice video, bedroom car now is avaible. Winter and snow Is coming soon. Don' forget -la Trochita- in Jaccobacci station. Sorry my english is nota good
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Impressive. A wonderful journey. But I have a query. While entering the Andes, did the train not require bankers? Or is the gradient manageable?
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Another fantastic trip with such beautiful scenery. The train look old but it gets where it's going! Thanks so much for sharing it with us.
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Nice work. Thanks for keeping me deeply involved. Love from India. Indians are big fans of Argentina. mainly the soccer team.
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This really is an excellent journey, very laid back & chill indeed. and so inexpensive! You really have all the fun Thibault!
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What a wonderful adventure, thank you for uploading this! Reminds me of a train journey through northern Spain, many years ago.
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What-s with worthless masks? It-s been proven they-re worse for you! Viruses are smaller than the tiniest holes on any mask!
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Please make video on Indian Trains like Rajdhani Express(One tier car, Tejas Express, Train 69, Maharaja Expess
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I feel as if I am traveling myself
Wonderful filming Thanks and regards shamyaprasa 16 may 2023

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Hi I am from India and I really like your video and comments (lol)
I enjoyed that i am in the train -

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Thanks for sahre this places that I never seen before. Amazing! Greetings from Brazil.
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The vast plains, as you also call them, look so appealing. At least from a train perspective -
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16: 02 not the Andes, but the Patagonides, an older chain. Andes starts with the lake.
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This trains looks like such an adventure. Slow trains can't be beat for tourism.
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Interesting to see many Eucalyptus trees. reminds me of home (Australia)
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Vamos papaaa, algun dia, algun dia va a volver el Buenos Aires - Bariloche
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