That's a lot faster than Amtrak's Acela Express, currently the fastest train in the US with a speed up to 214 km/h (150 mph).
It reminded me of what people imagined the future would be like in the 1960s.
After finishing my bag of chips, I headed back to my car for the remaining hour or so of the ride.
You could definitely feel the higher speed, though it's probably a credit to the engineering that I didn't feel it too much.
I only really noticed the speed when I looked out the window and saw the scenery whizzing by. The scenery in Morocco never stops being stunning. To be honest, it wouldn't be so bad to take the slow train.
The bathroom, though new, didn't seem well-kept. This was the bathroom for the first-class cabin, with rust already forming around ...
I rode Africa's first superfast bullet train that could go from New York to Washington DC in 90 minutes, and I understand why it's controversial
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