The Matheran Hill Railway was inaugurated on March 16, 1900.

The Matheran Hill Railway has a gauge of 2 ft (610 mm), making it one of the narrowest gauge railways in the world.

The Matheran Hill Railway is 20 km long, with a total of 12 stations.

There is only one tunnel on the Matheran Hill Railway, located between Aman Lodge and Matheran stations.

The Matheran Hill Railway has a maximum gradient of 1 in 20, which means that for every 20 meters of horizontal distance, the railway rises 1 meter vertically.

Steam locomotives are used on the Matheran Hill Railway, making it one of the few remaining steam-operated railways in the world.

A typical Matheran Hill Railway train consists of 4 coaches, including a first-class coach, a second-class coach, a third-class coach, and a luggage van.

The average speed of a Matheran Hill Railway train is 15 km/h.

It takes approximately 2 hours to travel from Neral to Matheran by the Matheran Hill Railway.

The fare for a one-way ticket on the Matheran Hill Railway is 200 rupees.

The Matheran Hill Railway is not a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The station at the top of the Matheran Hill Railway is called Matheran.

The station at the bottom of the Matheran Hill Railway is called Neral.

There are 12 stations on the Matheran Hill Railway.

The highest point on the Matheran Hill Railway is Panorama, which is located at an altitude of 803 meters (2,635 feet).