The route of this steam tour is Ambarawa - Tuntang VV. Mountains & lake will give beautiful landscape view along the journey if the weather clear. This trainset is not operating regularly but it w... (more)

Uve N°2 is entering the station of Ncalu with a very short cane train. This British locomotive has been built in Bristol in 1933 by the Avonside Engine Co.

Passing in Jambu village on the way back to Ambarawa station

B2503 has just arrived at the Jambu station with what originally was our private charter train. During the trip between Ambarawa and Jambu all the kids from the nearby villages run along the line ... (more)

B2503 is ready to leave the Jambu station with a passenger train to Bedono. The wood fired locomotive will push its train up the line.

The rack locomotive B2503 is hauling a short passenger train near Ambarawa. This engine has been built by Esslingen in Germany in 1906.

This is the largest operating steam locomotive that calls Alabama home: the "Dame Ann," a 2-foot gauge 0-4-2 tank engine, built new at the Exmoor Steam Railway Shops in England in 2004 for the Wal... (more)

These steam locomotives are parked in front of the shed. B 2502 is being prepared for a day out on the line.

B 2502 with an excursion train about to leave Ambarawa station and passes a static display.

Takes water at the end of ascent.

Cog wheel steam locomotive B 2502 ascending the track in a grade of 6.5% and pushing up two wooden coaches to Bedono.

This loco, Stanhope, was built by Kerr Stuart & Co. of Stoke on Trent in 1917 as works number 2395. First sold to Holloway Brothers of Inverkeithing for use on construction work, in 1930 it transf... (more)