1.Indian pacific
The Indian Pacific gets its name from the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean. The train services have Been running since 1970 between Sydney and Perth. The train covers a distance of 2704 miles and offers the longest luxury train journeys. The journey spans over four days amd three nights across various tourist destinations in Australia.
Tariff per night: RS 80,158
2.Blue Train
This is yet another luxury train located in South Africa. It was started in 1946 to provide the best luxurious facilities for the elite of the society traveling from one part of the nation to another. In fact, it has won servel accolades for the top-notch services provided to the passengers. In South Africa, the train travels through Pretoria to Cape Town. The total commute time of the train is 27 hours. There are two sets of Blue Trains, one can accommodate 52 passengers, and the other has 80 people.
Tariff per night: Rs 81,430
3.Eastern & Oriental Express
s, One of the best times of the year to take a journey vis the Eastern and Oriental Express is durning new Year's Eve. The Eastern and Oriental Express follows a route that includes destinations like Singapore, Thailand, and Malaysia. Along with having two restaurants and skills, specialized chefs, the train service offers customized meals to passengers.
Tariff per night: Rs 1,05,919
4.Rocky Mountaineer
Canada has a fantastic luxury train that takes you through the forests and the country's natural beauty. The service offers 12 days journey and has four types of packages, Gold Leaf, Silver Leaf, Red Leaf, and Whistler service, with Gold Leaf being the most luxurious one. This train has been awarded as the world-leading travel experience by train around seven times.
Tariff per night: Rs 1,12,342
5.Venice Simplon Orient Express
The Venice Simplon will take its passengers from Paris in France to Istanbul, Turkey, over a span of six days. This train is very vintage in its design and appeal. It'll take you straight to the early 20th century. This train has its own souvenir shop inside too!
Tariff per night: Rs1,27,129
6. Pride of Africa
The Pride of Africa is located in South Africa. It covers a total of close to 2,000 miles over a span of nine days. The train can accommodate around 72 passengers who are artists, nature and wildlife enthusiasts, and Photographers. Various amenities like a smoking lounge, dining cars, and the fully equipped kitchen help make the guests' experience a memorable one.
Tariff of night: Rs 1,38,839
7.Golden Engle Trans-Siberian Express
This train operates from Russia and is the country's most expensive train. A journey on this train will take you to Siberia and allows you to visit Lake Baikal. The biggest freshwater lake in the world. The Golden Eagles started its services in 2007 and have two different accommodation types and various services for entertainment for the guests.
8. Royal Scotsman
The Royal Scotsman is a train that carries 36 passengers and provides some of the world's best luxury services. The train also has a veranda for the guests to enjoy the landscapes in an open environment. Yet another interesting feature about the Royal Scotsman, the well-stocked library that is accessible all day long.
Tariff per night: Rs 1,48,273
9. Maharaja Express
In 2012, the Maharaja Express was awarded as a world-leading luxury train. Not only is it the best luxurious train in India, but it is known to have unmatched standards among luxury trains across the world. This train has two restaurants and can accommodate a total of 88 passengers. A journey on this train will take you through places like Jaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner, and others in Rajasthan.
Tariff per night: Rs 2,26,491
10.Palace on Wheels
The Palace on wheels is India's first luxury train service that provides customers with the best services. It was established in 1982 and has since then been one of the most popular trains in India. The train services offer a week-long journey to places like Jaipur and Agra. The train has a fancy bar and restaurant and a spa.
Tariff per night: Rs 3,60,647
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