Watch Video: Pakistan's Oldest Train 'Khayber Mail' Aged More Than The Country Itself, Running Since 1920

A video went viral on the internet showing Pakistan’s oldest train, running for more than 100 years from Karachi to Peshawar.

The neighboring country often takes pride in its historical belongings and shares its video now and then but in reality, they existed before Pakistan was even invented. Hence, the things belong to India and are part of India's history.  A video goes viral on the internet, and claims to show Pakistan’s oldest train, running for more than 100 years. 

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A content creator from Pakistan posted a video on social media showing the oldest train in the country named Khayber Mail running since 1920. The creator traveled on the train as a passenger and featured its facilities and look from the inside. 

The video was posted by Rana Umair on Instagram with the caption, “This legendary Khaayber mail is one of Pakistan’s oldest and most prestigious passenger trains that has been continuously running since 12 February 1920.”

In the video, Rama shares his experience of traveling with the Khayber Mail. According to him, he had a great experience as the train had a low budget ticket, great washroom condition, clean cabinet, facility of business class and a canteen. Also, it stopped at every station so that the passengers could enjoy different cultures across the country. 

The posted video had received more than 40,000 likes and over 400 comments. Netizens are leaving numerous reactions in the comment section watching the video. 

One of the users commented, “Pakistan is 75 years old and the train is 100 years old. How is this possible?”

Another said, “My siblings and parents traveled from Karachi to Wazirabad in 1979, best memory of life, Insha Allah will take my children on this trip.”

Third Joined, “Oh its true copy of restaurant girl Emon malik content plz do some original don’t copy.” 

Fourth added, “This is our Indian Train. India surely has given Pakistan this train ”

Fifth commented, “I thought Pakistanis travel only above the bogies and engine.”