THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: The Silver Line project billed as the game-changer to the development dreams of Kerala and giving a huge boost to the railway sector is coming to reality. The state government sees the project as their top plan. The total length of the high-speed lane is 530.6 km. It takes about four hours to travel from Thiruvananthapuram to Kasaragod. There are a total of 11 stations.

The biggest attraction of the high-speed rail corridor is that it takes an hour and a half to reach Ernakulam from Thiruvananthapuram. The electric multiple unit which can seat 675 people in a train will have nine coaches. The trains can travel at the speed of up to 200 kilometres per hour.

The map to know which places the rail will pass through has already been published. The alignment of the path is recorded on Google Maps, which is presented in a way that works on a smartphone. Although slight variations can be expected along this route, the accurate information of each location can be found on the map.

The state government has published the details of the rail on the website keralarail.com. K-rail has now published information about the route travelled by the trains. Anyone can examine the alignment of the Silverline Corridor published with the help of Google Maps. There is also a search button to search for each location.