TOP 10 LUXURIOUS TRAINS IN INDIA TO TRAVEL

TOP 10 LUXURIOUS TRAINS IN INDIA

When did you travel last time on the train? Do you want to feel like a Great King? Here are India's top 10 luxurious trains, which I think you should know. These trains are not only the pride of India, but their names are counted among the world's most luxurious trains. The beauty of nature travels through all these trains, and you must definitely experience it with your own purchased ticket. Let's go through it.

 

1. Maharaja Express

It is not only in India but one of the world's most luxurious trains. This train is specially designed for Indian tourist visits in royal style. Most tourists of this train are from foreign countries, and therefore its hospitality is taken care of by 'The Best' in India. Maharaja Express's travel journey can only be from April to October. The total length of the train is half a mile, and its name is counted as one of the 5 most beautiful trains in the world. The name of every coach on the train is named after the royal kingdoms which ruled Karnataka. Every passenger of Maharaja Express is provided with complimentary beer, wine, and snacks in the bar and lounge. Deluxe cabins, LED TVs, DVD players are there in every cabin of Maharaja Express. Apart from this, the dining hall, which holds the capacity of 40 passengers, eats together. And if you do not mind too many, you can go to this train's boutique and do some shopping where only the best collections are kept. The tickets of the Deluxe Cabins of Maharaja Express start at ₹3.5 × 105, and the cost of presidential suites goes up to ₹1.6 × 106.

 

2. Rajasthan On Wheels

India's most expensive and luxurious train, to buy tickets. Yes, we are talking about 'Rajasthan on Wheels' in which a person's journey is worth ₹3.5 × 105 to ₹7.5 × 105. From the Taj Mahal of Agra, Delhi to Ganga Ghats of Varanasi and from the Khajuraho temples to forts of Rajasthan, this train is an invaluable way of looking at the wonderful beauty of India. This train really honored by many awards, and it is  India's pride. Each of the 14 cabins of Rajasthan on Wheels has facilities like a gym, spa, restaurants, free WiFi, and a personal TV. This is a great way for tourists to explore North India in a very minimal amount of time. Most tourists choose this train to know and understand India, and they get an awesome experience and wish to come back seeing the hospitality of this train.

 

3. Palace On Wheels

Like the name, this train is a floating palace. This train has been specially made for touring Rajasthan Malou carving, and beautiful painting is its identity. Marwari dishes and typical Marwadi hospitality make the hearts of pilgrims happy. This luxury palace travels from New Delhi to Jaipur and Chittor and goes to Jaisalmer, Udaipur, and Jodhpur. The goal of the train is to cover all the tourist spots in Rajasthan. Tourism in Rajasthan also specializes in this train. You will see many foreign tourists enjoying dance songs and Rajasthani food on this train. On this train, a person's travel fare is ₹51K to ₹108K.

 

4. Deccan Odyssey

The design of this train carrying beautiful places of Maharashtra and Gujarat is less than a palace. With carving and many facilities, it is one of the most luxurious trains in India. There is also a lounge in the Deccan Odyssey and the personal conference car apart from luxury trains. So if you do not want to stop your work for enjoyment, then this train takes special care of this matter. The favorite food from the restaurants and the music make travel very comfortable. From the noise of Mumbai to Ajanta's cave, the journey of this train is like to dream to beaches of Goa and the temples of Nashik. Deluxe cabin in Deccan Odyssey starts at ₹420K, and the cost of the presidency suit is ₹924K. This fast-moving train always keeps ahead of time and hospitality.

 

5. Golden Chariot

Want to take a full tour of South India? There is no better way than the Golden Chariot. The train that takes you through the whole of South India in 8 days is truly royal. This train has royal meetings, many restaurants, and an advanced gym. If you are tired due to a long journey, then this train's Ayurvedic spa will be in your service at all times. No doubt, the title of 'Asia's best luxury train' is also the name of Golden Chariot. The name of every coach in Golden Chairyat is on Princely states, which ruled Karnataka. The train passes through all the major places like Bangalore, Mysore, Hampi, Goa, Puducherry, and Madurai. The price of a ticket is between ₹260K to ₹430K, and the Golden Chariot has two tour packages, Southern splendor, and Pride of south.

 

6. Fairy Queen Express

If you want to go on a small and refreshing journey, this train is made for you. Yes, the Fairy Queen Express going from Delhi to Alwar gives an awesome travel experience. This train was started to take the tourists to Sariska National Park. Its engine running from the time of 1800, is the oldest train engine in India, and hence It was Certified as the world's oldest working locomotive by the Guinness Book of World Records. This train rent is free of charge, and also food is free. The main purpose of this train is to take the tourists to Sariska National Park's forest safari. In ₹11K, this train offers a pleasant trip for two days. This train runs once every month for 2 days, so you have to book tickets as early as possible. The design of this train is done so that all 60 seaters sitting in it can look forward through the glass. A huge pantry car is also a special attraction.

 

7. Royal Oriental Train

The Royal Oriental Train is the oldest luxurious train in India, which was started during British Rule. This train from 1855 runs from Delhi to every major city of Rajasthan and Gujarat. This 5-star train has superb cabins, a multi-cuisine restaurant, and a bar. Apart from this, if you become bored,, there is also a library that is open to you. Re that a 5-star hotel, whthatr it used to be, is present on this train. Its luxurious cabins also have ACs, TVs, DVDs, and personalized bathrooms, and its main thing is that they always run on time. The price of one ticket is ₹8K per day, which are no more for such comfortable travel.

 

8. Mahaparinirvan Express

This is a special luxury train that offers a glimpse of Buddhist India. This spiritual train is welcomed by wearing garlands, and for free of charge, Buddhist literature is also given to tourists. This train goes along with the life stages of Lord Buddha. From their birthplace to their nirvana, this train takes place everywhere. It is one of the country's selected international trains, going from Delhi to Bihar and Nepal. Because this train goes to Nepal, therefore the pilgrims must have a visa. And this can be booked easily across the border. This train costs ₹75K for 1st class and ₹60K for 2nd class for 7 days package,, and Indian citizens get a 10% discount. There is no discomfort to the pilgrims, so a Hindi-speaking attendant is also given. All Buddhist pilgrimages are covered,, and this is the best way to reach the pilgrimage in less time.

 

9. Panj Takht Darshan

Train This train is specially created for the Sikh society in which the person can sit and visit 5 major Gurudwaras of the country. The glimpse of Punjabi culture is clearly visible on the train. The route of this train is from Delhi to Amritsar, Sirhind,, and Bhatinda, and this complete journey is taking place in just 4 days. You might be thinking, what about Nanded and Patna Sahib? Don't worry, the train's package takes you to both the places by flight and drops you back in Delhi. This train may not be called luxury, but it is definitely one of the most unique and different trains in India.

 

10. Heritage on Wheels

One of India's oldest luxurious trains, Heritage on Wheels, runs the heritage of Rajasthan. Many of these compartments have been taken from Palace on Wheels,, and hence there is no dearth of beauty. Its root passes through Bikaner, Nawalgarh, and the entire Shekhawati part of Rajasthan. The rent to travel on this gorgeous train is between ₹10K to ₹20K. Heritage on Wheels runs from Jaipur for only two days a week. Royal cabins, continental-local restaurants, and luxurious bars make this train a luxury in every way.

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