A train graveyard (or cemetery) is where trains and rolling stock are discarded while awaiting collection, recycling, or destruction. They might be abandoned and left to decay. The term can also be used to include trams.

2018年10月31日 · It’s cluttered with old, rotting trains, a symbol of manmade greatness and also decay. If you’re interested in visiting this eerily beautiful landmark, here’s how to get to the Cemeterio de Trenes...

2020年11月24日 · Train Cemetery. Municipio Uyuni, PSI, Bolivia. The train graveyard outside Uyuni, in Bolivia holds remains of dozens of steam engines, dumped when the railways in South America were dismantled.

2010年12月26日 · Filled with hollowed out bodies that have completely rusted over and other remains, the "Great Train Graveyard" (also known as Train Cemetery or 'Cementerio de Trenes' in Spanish) can be found...

On the barren outskirts of the small town of Uyuni lies the one-of-a-kind Train Graveyard, or “Cementerio de Trenes”. This unique site is the perfect starting point for one of the most unforgettable journeys you’ll ever take. Scattered across the desert are rusting train carriages, remnants of Bolivia’s railway boom.

2014年8月7日 · Just outside the city of Uyuni, in southwestern Bolivia, dozens of abandoned steam trains are scattered around as if a giant child dropped them there. The "cemetery" marked only by a small sign...

The Train Cemetery is a site of abandoned trains on the edge of the Salar de Uyuni salt flats in Bolivia. It is located southwest of the city of Uyuni, a few kilometers from the city center, and is said to be the largest railway cemetery in the world.

乌尤尼Train Cemetery：Tripadvisor网上在乌尤尼24个旅游景点中排名第14 , 看看关于Train Cemetery2,054条点评、文章和1,360张照片。

On the outskirts of Uyuni town, you will find the ‘Cementerio de trenes’ or antique train cemetery. This cemetery of trains marks the beginning of an extraordinarily unique tour. Inside the cemetery, you can explore a jungle of old rusting trains and capture some of the most fascinating photos available in South America.

Another interesting attraction in the area is ‘Cemeterio de Trenes’ – a giant time capsule. Just 1,9 miles (3 kilometers) from the town of Uyuni, dozens of old locomotives left to rust on long-forgotten train tracks remind us of Bolivia’s mining past.