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It’s not about reaching destination but feeling the ambience of royalty in today’s times of super-fast express trains. Today, we bring you the luxurious trains in India that let you travel like royalty. These are: Palace On Wheels, The Deccan Odyssey, The Golden Chariot, Royal Rajasthan On Wheels & Maharajas’ Express.
The original luxury train in India was once rode by the Nizams of Hyderabad and the kings of princely states of Rajputana, Gujarat and others. Today, this premium train has retained its regal extravagance, and takes travellers through the heart of Rajasthan.
This luxurious train starts its journey from Jaipur. Prices start fromRs 8,72.081 per cabin and goes up to Rs 20,39,310 per cabin, as per its website.
This 5-star luxurious train boasts of opulently designed cabins, while taking travelers across various routes starting from Mumbai and Delhi. This train is designed to reflect the lives of Maharajas in the 16th century.
A seven-night and eight-day journey (per cabin) in the Deccan Odyssey will cost anywhere between $8,330 (Rs 697326 ) and $20,000 (Rs1674253), as per its website
The Golden Chariot travels to a number of World Heritage Sites, making its way through the most beautiful natural wonders the country has to offer. The train has 11 guest cabins, named after ruling dynasties which are intricately designed with elegant Mysore style furniture.
A five-night and six-day journey in the Golden Chariot will cost anywhere between Rs 2,99,040 Rs 3,98,160 and Rs as per its website
This luxurious train represents the Rajput culture of valour and hospitality. It traverses through many stunning palaces and fortresses built in the Rajputana region.
This luxurious train also greets travelers with traditional Rajasthani music before it begins its journey from Delhi. Price starts from USD 590 (Rs 50,000) and goes upto USD 1600 (1,34,000), as per Indian Railways.
This luxurious train offers travelers grandeur and ambience of a five-start hotel. Package starts from USD 2700 (Rs 2,26,000) and goes up to USD 22000 (Rs 18,42,000), as per Indian Railways.