If traveling in the Orient Express of Europe was always your dream, you can make it come true right here in India. The country boasts of one of the most luxurious trains, regarded as the “Orient Express” of the East. The name is Maharajas’ Express.
The train started in March 2010. It crosses royal destinations of North West and Central India. The train offers 5 distinct tour itineraries that wrap its passengers in sheer delight and pamper throughout the journey. Even after the tour, you are left with pleasant memories that linger with you for life.
Drench yourselves in luxury and nostalgia
The Maharajas Express tariff is such that most people can travel in this train. This is no privilege of only the super rich. The train offers special tariffs and offers like 50 per cent discount for an accompaniment and early bird offers. These offers have made the distant dream of luxury traveling more reachable to the common masses.
The train transports its passengers to an era where luxury traveling was the norm for maharajas and maharanis. Romance and opulence of Indian kings come to life on board the train. As you travel through various important spots across the northern part of India, you realize the country has a rich heritage to offer.
Royal guests of the train
The train can accommodate 84 passengers at a time in royally decorated suites and cabins. Its Presidential Suite is the much talked about suite. It spans one entire carriage of the train. The suite is called Navratna.
Passengers of Maharajas Express rail are called ‘royal guests.’ They are treated like king or queen during the entire tour. Each guest has a personal butler, who does not interfere in their privacy, but at once shows his appearance when called.
Do you know each royal guest of the train is welcomed with a traditional “teeka” and garland right at the platform before they step inside the train? Such is the hospitality of the staff…and this marks only the beginning. After the red carpet, royal style welcome at the platform each guest is escorted to his or her suite or cabin and then starts the raga of sheer regality and “your majesty.”
Dine like king or queen
The train features two lavish dining cars. One is called Mayur Mahal, which is named after India’s national bird peacock, also known as “mayur” in Hindi. The other one is Rang Mahal, which is called Palace of Colors. Its ceiling is strikingly decorated with hand painted frescos. Both restaurants offer a variety of cuisines. The set up of each dining car features tables for two on one side for those who wish for a private meal. On the other side, you can find tables that seat four persons, allowing them to socialize over their meals.
Everything inside the train is so dream-like! If you have been thinking of traveling in style and luxury, now is your chance. Maharajas Express tariff of this season suits different pockets. You can also book online.
The train started in March 2010. It crosses royal destinations of North West and Central India. The train offers 5 distinct tour itineraries that wrap its passengers in sheer delight and pamper throughout the journey. Even after the tour, you are left with pleasant memories that linger with you for life.
Drench yourselves in luxury and nostalgia
The Maharajas Express tariff is such that most people can travel in this train. This is no privilege of only the super rich. The train offers special tariffs and offers like 50 per cent discount for an accompaniment and early bird offers. These offers have made the distant dream of luxury traveling more reachable to the common masses.
The train transports its passengers to an era where luxury traveling was the norm for maharajas and maharanis. Romance and opulence of Indian kings come to life on board the train. As you travel through various important spots across the northern part of India, you realize the country has a rich heritage to offer.
Royal guests of the train
The train can accommodate 84 passengers at a time in royally decorated suites and cabins. Its Presidential Suite is the much talked about suite. It spans one entire carriage of the train. The suite is called Navratna.
Passengers of Maharajas Express rail are called ‘royal guests.’ They are treated like king or queen during the entire tour. Each guest has a personal butler, who does not interfere in their privacy, but at once shows his appearance when called.
Do you know each royal guest of the train is welcomed with a traditional “teeka” and garland right at the platform before they step inside the train? Such is the hospitality of the staff…and this marks only the beginning. After the red carpet, royal style welcome at the platform each guest is escorted to his or her suite or cabin and then starts the raga of sheer regality and “your majesty.”
Dine like king or queen
The train features two lavish dining cars. One is called Mayur Mahal, which is named after India’s national bird peacock, also known as “mayur” in Hindi. The other one is Rang Mahal, which is called Palace of Colors. Its ceiling is strikingly decorated with hand painted frescos. Both restaurants offer a variety of cuisines. The set up of each dining car features tables for two on one side for those who wish for a private meal. On the other side, you can find tables that seat four persons, allowing them to socialize over their meals.
Everything inside the train is so dream-like! If you have been thinking of traveling in style and luxury, now is your chance. Maharajas Express tariff of this season suits different pockets. You can also book online.
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