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Australia > Long Distance Australian Train Journeys > On Board The Train - Ghan And Overland Differences Long Distance Australian Train Journeys - the 'Ghan' and the 'Overland'A guide for backpacker and budget travellersIntroduction
On the Ghan they play a lot of commentaries, and recollections or descriptions by local people over the public address system. At other times, a monotonous cycle of very average pop music is played. If you are travelling in the sleeper compartments or in the more expensive classes on the Ghan you can adjust the volume as required, but if you are in the Red Service Daynighter seats you have no option but to listen to this. It can go on for hours without respite - some may be interesting, but some may not, so I would recommend that you pack ear plugs and/or an MP3 player to drown it out if necessary. Australian Long-Distance Trains - 'The Overland' Buy your rail pass here: Still keen and want to find out more? Please visit the other pages in this article:
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