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It was a magical moment, while they danced to the rhythm of the Huaylarsh, on the Lima-Huancayo train, per Holy Week. Resell Palacios Elguera (36) waited for Ana Inga Rosas (32), turning around and leaning before her to give her the ring and ask her to marry him.
The young Huancaína was surprised and cried with emotion, while moving her head as a sign of affirmation.
The boyfriend fulfilled his desire to ask for the hand on the highest train in Peru. Ana sealed her love with a kiss as she stretched her hand where her expensive ring was seen.
The passengers were excited of such a moving scene that occur as a preamble of happiness that awaits them in the Mantaro Valley, where they will tour the most beautiful places during Holy Week.
Resel and Ana have 9 years of relationship, the bride has a family in the district of December Tres in Chupaca, while the boyfriend is from Lima. On this trip, precisely, they will tour the Mirador de Huamanhuata, the chapel of the copon, among other tourist places.
Happy. The Lima-Huancayo train arrived in the city last Thursday, with 300 passengers after a trip for 14 hours. The tour was for beautiful landscapes, but also a journey through the 69 tunnels and 58 bridges that make this tour a unique experience in the world.
The train reaches its highest point in the Galera tunnel, 4781 meters above sea level (MSNM), before descending by emblematic locations such as Llocllapampa, Jauja, Concepción and San Jerónimo, until reaching its final destination in Huancayo.
The regional director of Tourism, Jorge Abanto welcomed tourists in Huancayo.
The tourism police also made tourists dance, who were happy for such an emotional reception.
The next route of the Lima-Huancayo train is scheduled for July 26, 2025. The tickets will be available for sale from June 1, through the Andean Central Railway website.
