EFE -- Empresa de los Ferrocarriles del Estado
State Railroad Company
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service guide to long-distance
train travel in latin america  PeruRail cuts through the Andean mountains from Lake Titicaca to Machu Piccu. chile Santiago From Santiago and other points, eight passenger services clip around central Chile. These include a pair of "Tren Nocturnos" between the capital and Concepcion and Temuco.
mexico Mexico City Passenger services of Mexico's national railroad have dwindled to a pair of "tourist lines" -- the first, the Chihuahua-Pacific Railroad (aka Chepe) shares its Copper Canyon route with the pricier and more extravagant Southern Orient Express -- the second, the Tequila Express, boards guests at Guadalajara for a jolly day of gluttony.
peru Cuzco Explorando la Tierra de los Incas... Exploring the land of the Incas, PeruRail transports visitors between several of the country's most renowned destinations. Services include frequent connections between Cuzco and Maccu-Picchu where passengers may board a shuttle to the Sacred Valley; thrice-weekly "Andean Explorer" trains connect the Peruvian capital with Lake Titicaca, some 20 hours to the south. Service between the Lake and Arequipa is avaialble on a charter-only basis.
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