Ghan (The Ghan)

The Ghan is a renowned passenger train in Australia that travels between Darwin in the north and Adelaide in the south, covering approximately 2,979 kilometers across the continent. Named after the Afghan camel drivers who contributed to early desert transportation, it offers a scenic journey through diverse landscapes such as deserts, red sands, and remote outback regions. Operated by the great southern rail company, The Ghan combines comfort with a sense of adventure, allowing travelers to experience Australia's vast, rugged interior in style. It is considered one of the world's great train journeys, emphasizing both scenic beauty and cultural history.