Exotic Train Journeys

Welcome to the world of luxury train travel in India, where pampered guests can drink in scenes of daily life from a cocoon of comfort. In India the rail network is an essential part of life. The second-largest system in the world, stretching nearly 64,000km, it could be wrapped twice around the Earth. Life is played out on station platforms and 14 million people travel by train each day. But it's the way the maharajahs travelled too, and there's an undeniable romance and sense of adventure about exploring the country by rail in the lap of luxury particularly if you join us in the following epic journeys across India.

PALACE ON WHEELS
This week long train journey takes you through Rajasthan, visiting many cultural and historical highlights. It travels mainly by night, presenting you with a fresh new destination, ready for a new day’s exploration. The 14 sleeping coaches named after the states of Rajasthan contain 4 en-suite bedrooms. A mini-party and two members of staff take care of the guests.
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THE GOLDEN CHARIOT
Welcome aboard a fascinating journey through the many worlds of Karnataka. Embark on a luxurious voyage of discovery through the Cradle of Stone Architecture. The Golden Chariot train named after the famous Stone Chariot in Hampi, a world heritage site, in Southern India travels through timeless historical heritage sites, resplendent palaces, Wildlife parks and golden beaches.
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DECCAN ODYSSEY
The Deccan Odyssey's sheer luxury is a sight to behold. Everything in the train reflects the ways of Indian Royalty. The plush interiors, an awesome cuisine and greate sites makes the journey memorable. This luxurious train transports its guests on a remarkable sojourn of a land shining in legions grandeur - serene beaches, magnificent forts - palaces and experiencing divine tales etched in colossal rocks. A weeklong royal journey through some of the best places in Maharashtra namely Mumbai, Sindhudurg, Tarkarli, Goa, Kolhapur, Aurangabad, Ellora, Chandrapur (Tadoba Wildlife), Wardha (Sevagram), Ajanta and Nasik.
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