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Posted June 30, 2007 By admin

Palace All Inclusive

Collect Unique Experiences of Rajasthan with Palace on Wheels

Rajasthan is one of the most visited and appreciated destinations of India. People from far across the world, travel to the place to collect some unique and unforgettable experiences. Tourists are fascinated by the rich culture, tradition, attractive havelis, forts, palaces, fairs and festivals and many more things.

Rajasthan is well connected to the Indian railway network and moreover, traveling to the vibrant cities of state via Luxury Trains of India is comfortable, convenient and unique than flying. Tour to India in trains and get the real feel of travel compared with the more sterile and security focused airport experience. Palace on Wheels Train is a royal train getting you all over Rajasthan along with Delhi and Agra.

The journey of Palace on Wheels is rated as one of the best ten luxurious rail journeys in the world. The train has 14 deluxe coaches highlighting the cultural ethos of the state. These are named on the princely states of Rajasthan. The coaches are well reserved with all necessary amenities to give you best accommodation facilities giving you a royal treat. The amenities include, 4 twin bedded chambers, TV, intercom, and attached washrooms with running hot and cold water, shower and wall-to-wall carpeting, mini bar facility, wardrobe, coffee machine etc.

The royal Train in India takes you on a regal ride of seven nights/ eight days to colorful cities beginning from the heart of nation, Delhi. It cruises its way to Jaipur, the Pink City and capital of Rajasthan where you can explore the royal splendor of Rajputs built. Moving on further, you will get to explore the wildlife sanctuary of Rajasthan in Sawai Madhopur, Chittorgarh Fort the largest fort in India, the lake city Udaipur, the golden city of deserts Jaisalmer, the blue city Jodhpur, bird sanctuary in Bharatpur, and will finally reach the monument of eternal love Taj Mahal in Agra. In all these cities you will find the rich culture and architecture of India, the beautiful monuments telling the sagas of royal era.

The weeklong Rajasthan tours with royal train will be charged as per night per person depending on the occupancy i.e. single, double or triple occupancy. Moreover, the Tariff of Palace on Wheels is inclusive of coat of travel, catering, sightseeing, rides and entrance fee at monuments whereas it is exclusive of the personal expenses such as, Liquor, Laundry and other items of personal nature.

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