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The Philippines is heading into the new decade with some fresh tracks. In Luzon, more than a century ago, the first railway tracks were built. This was while under the supervision of Spanish authorities. The Manila Railway Corporation or the MRC, whose name was changed from Ferrocarril de Manila-Dagupan, stretched from the city areas all the way to the South. Trains are a fast and exciting way to travel. Experience the joy of embarking on a journey across the countryside at heightened speeds and awesome winds cutting through in a sharp, swordlike mannerisms.
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