A video of a train passing through snowy woods is being shared on social media as a video from Himachal Pradesh.
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(Source: Twitter/Screenshot)
How did we find out?: Using InVID, a video verification tool, we divided the viral video into multiple keyframes and ran a reverse image search on some of them.
This led us to a similar video on Facebook, whose caption mentioned that it showed the Brocken Railway in Germany's Harz Mountains National Park.
The post mentioned that the video was from Germany.
(Source: Facebook/Altered by The Quint)
Using relevant keywords, we looked for more visuals of the train.
This took us to a YouTube short, which shared the same video, also mentioning its location as Germany.
A similar video published by DW Travel's verified Facebook page showed a similar train.
Its caption said that it showed the Brocken Railway that ran in Germany's Harz Mountains region.
We found a photograph of the Brocken Railway on stock image website Alamy, which was the same as the train in the viral video.
One can see that the colour pattern matches on both trains.
The first compartment is red with a dark roof, and the second one has a yellow section in on the top half.
(Source: Twitter/Alamy/Altered by The Quint)
Conclusion: The video is not from Himachal Pradesh, but shows a steam train operating in Germany's Harz Mountains.
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