1855:   Fairy Queen rolled out for the East Indian Railways in all its splendour.
1999:   Fairy Queen rolls out once again in all its past grandeur

The Fairy Queen is the oldest working Broad Gauge Steam Locomotive in the world and was built in the year 1855 by the British firm Kitson Thompson and Hewitson for the British firm East India Railways. The train has 50 seats, chair car (non air conditioned) and a Pantry car for onboard catering. The Guinness Book of records has also recognized the Fairy Queen as being the world’s oldest locomotive of this millenium which is still running. The itinerary of the Fairy Queen is as follows :

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