Until now, the world is in awe of the Palace on Wheels - considered the ultimate in luxury travel in India or say, Rajasthan in particular. Well, now let me take you on a journey to Rajasthan - the magnificent land of numerous kingdoms, majestic forts and palaces, diverse cultures, varied landscapes and vibrant colours with Royal Rajasthan on Wheels - another presentation from the makers of the Palace on Wheels. This train is newly built and designed in a contemporary royal style. You will be delighted with the magnificent interiors, sumptuous meals, expensive wines, and personalised service by the Khidmatgars, the likes of which you would rarely experience. The luxurious Royal Rajasthan on Wheels takes you through a seven day exploration of the vibrant Rajasthan. The magic of the splendid journey begins at New Delhi and prepares you to weave the fabric of delightful imagination becoming reality over the next seven days. Your royal journey begins from Delhi and takes you through various erstwhile princely states of Jaipur, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Sawai Madhopur, Chittorgarh, Udaipur and Bharatpur. Aavo hamare des! :welcome
Hi Meghna, thanks for the intro.... Do we get down and enjoy the sight seeing when we travel in these luxury train ?? If you know more details on this, can you share it please.... Thanks in advance,,,
Yes Latha, that's the TRAIN... :yes: The gracious hospitality at Royal Rajasthan on Wheels, is bound to leave you speechless. Apart from the warm welcome you receive, followed by the diligent service from the meticulously trained attendants, your Khidmatgars who will serve you round the clock, your journey in the royal luxury train will be your closest encounter with fairy tale, believe me. There are deluxe and super deluxe coaches on Royal Rajasthan on Wheels, which are also called Saloons. The 13 deluxe coaches have been rightly named after the famous palaces of Rajasthan - Hawa Mahal, Chandra Mahal, Surya Mahal, Moti Mahal, Sukh Mahal, Jal Mahal, Padmini Mahal, Kishori Mahal, Phool Mahal, Jogi Mahal, Kumbha Palace, Umaid Palace, Lalgarh Palace. The Super-Deluxe coach is Taj Mahal. The picture Meghna has attached is of Deluxe Saloon 'Ruby' You also get the option of Deluxe Saloon 'Sapphire' and Deluxe Saloon 'Pearl' in the same segment to suit your taste and mood. Love from Rajasthan, Gayatri
Thank you dear friends for the overwhelming response to Royal Rajasthan on Wheels. I'd like to add on a few more facts that will give you a vivid idea of what is in store on the palatial journey. - The Royal Rajasthan on Wheels is a no smoking train. - The Royal train is Wi-Fi enabled, and the services will commence shortly. - The Royal Train has large windows which are especially made for enjoying the visual treat on your royal escapade. - The super deluxe saloons have an individual temperature control facility. - Enjoy channel music system and public address system. - The Royal Train also provides a wide range of board-games and a variety of books on the train. - Various national dailies and magazines are available aboard. - Laundry service is available on board to serve you better. - A separate safe is provided in your cabin to store your valuables. - 110/120 V sockets in Train. - Mailbox is provided on board. - Foreign exchange counters are available at hotel counters. - The passengers of the Royal train are also offered transport services for a comfortable sightseeing experience - Royal Rajasthan on Wheels will provide modified Volvo buses for the passengers in deluxe saloons and cars for passengers in super-deluxe saloon. Howzzz that? :thumbsup
Thanks for sharing this information. The train really looks like out-of-the-world...just MAJESTIC is the word that fits well. How early should one make bookings for this royal train and what is the capacity is anyone may divulge. Thanks, Mayuri
In my country USA traveling in wheel is different compare to India. First time i am going to visit India but unfortunately we are not taking place wheel to Rajasthan due to lack of time.
Indian Railways is really very proud to have these heritage trains like Royal Rajasthan and Palace on Wheels. Many more are slowly coming up and most foreigners I have met outside India who have experianced these journeys are speechless and wonderstruck. It is of course, an individual experiance and worth the cost. Thanks for the information