Canada's viral luxury train! Featuring double-decker dome cars with 180° glass ceilings

The Rocky Mountaineer is a premium sightseeing train traversing Western Canada, hailed as "the Queen's favorite." Since its 1990 debut, it has connected Vancouver with Rocky Mountain gems like Banff and Jasper through four iconic routes—including "First Passage to the West" and "Journey Through the Clouds"—creating a moving feast for the senses. Operating exclusively by daylight with no onboard Wi-Fi, passengers fully immerse in panoramic views of snow-capped peaks, glacial lakes, and cascading waterfalls through GoldLeaf service's 180° glass-dome coaches, or spot moose, bears, and bald eagles from SilverLeaf's spacious seats. Michelin-caliber chefs prepare fresh regional cuisine using locally sourced ingredients, while sommeliers serve BC ice wines and craft beers. With luggage delivered directly to hotels, guests simply disembark to check into Fairmont castles or lakeside suites. As sunset paints the mountains rose gold, attendants serve hot cocoa on open-air platforms, letting travelers savor the luxury philosophy that "the journey itself is the destination" amid camera clicks and heartbeats.