If a trip to incredible India is exciting, traveling on the classic Palace on Wheels is ice on the lake. Started in 1982, luxury train Palace on Wheels is the 4th most luxurious train in the world, offering you a memorable journey through the royal terrains of Rajasthan. The train is a combined effort of Indian Railways and Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC).
It was designed to give the tourists the regal elegance of the erstwhile Rajput rulers. Every suite is themed to match the rooms of the kings, queens, and hunting resorts. While the train offers the utmost comfort with modern amenities, the dining cars serve you the best cuisines of Rajasthan. Hence live life king size while exploring the land of royalty.
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Delhi:
The journey starts at the heart of India, Delhi. The capital city of India is an open-air gallery of Mughal architecture. While the narrow lanes of old Delhi take you to the mausoleum of Jama Masjid, Qutb Minar is still a mystery to the architects. The 10,000-year-old Akshardham Temple treasures the rich culture and tradition of India while the Lotus Temple is a paradise of peace.
Jaipur
The Pink City of Jaipur takes you back in time when the gallant Rajputs were at their peak. While a majestic elephant ride to the Amber Fort is an unforgettable journey, the puppet shows and boutique-designed apparel of the city are popular worldwide. The 983-windowed Hawa Mahal, City Palace Museum, and Jantar Mantar are must-visits of this city.
Jaisalmer
As you approach the Jaisalmer Fort you mistake it to be a fort of gold, glittering under the mid-day sun. Experience the real life of Rajasthan at the local markets of the fort, where people have caressed the customs of ancient Rajasthan. Camel rides at the Sam dunes and nights under the starlit skies of the desert camps erase all your stress. The murals of Patwon Ki Haveli, Nathmal Haveli, and Tazia Tower are the other tourist hotspots of this golden city.
Jodhpur
The Sun City of Jodhpur is known for one of the largest and well-maintained castles in the country, the Mehrangarh Fort. The signs of cannon balls at the walls of the fort are witness to the battles that were fought from here. Spend your evenings to the tunes of sarangi as ladies in large ghagras and huge bangles dance in the typical Rajasthani style. The marble edifice of Jaswant Thada, Balsamand Lake, Kailana Lake, Umaid Bhavan Palace, and Mahamandir Temple are the other attractions of the city.
Udaipur
Popularly known as the Lake City, Udaipur is the oasis of Rajasthan. While the City Palace is a treat to the eyes with its sublime beauty, the Jag Mandir Palace in the middle of Lake Pichola is exquisite with its extraordinary architecture and location. Enjoy a mesmerizing sunset, boating on the crystalline waters of Lake Pichola. The Fateh Sagar Lake, Udai Sagar, and Crystal Gallery are the other gems of the city.
Chittorgarh
In the land of Rajasthani bards, Chittorgarh sings the heroic and romantic sagas of the state. Salute the courage of the Rajput clan at the Kumbhalgarh Fort or check out the intricate carvings of the chattris of Jaimal and Kalla heroes. The Chittorgarh Fort, Kalika Mata Temple, and Rani Padmani’s Palace are the other attractions.
Sawai Madhopur
Known for the Ranthambhore National Park, this place is considered best to spot the Royal Bengal Tigers. Besides the wild cats, this reserved forest is also a safe shelter for various species of deer, like chinkara and sambar and for almost 300 types of avian life. The Ranthambhore Fort, Chauth Mata Mandir, Khandar Fort, and Kala Gaura Bhairava Temple are the top places to visit here.
Bharatpur
As you step into the Keoladeo National Park of Bharatpur, the 230 species of birds welcome you with their melodious chirps. Mallards, teals, and Siberian cranes are some of the 4,273 birds found at this UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Sariska National Park is another tourist spot nearby.
Fatehpur Sikri
The ghost city of Fatehpur Sikri is the first planned city of the Mughal dynasty. This 300-year-old gigantic creation stores some of the splendid palaces, halls, and mosques built during the rule of Emperor Akbar.
Agra
This city is known for one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Taj Mahal. This white marble beauty enthralls tourists with its serenity. The Mehtab Bagh, Akbar’s Tomb, and Chini Ka Rauza Mausoleum are the other prime attractions of the place.
If you’re looking for a premium train experience for a short duration, Vistadome coaches on regular trains offer comfortable seating with panoramic views at a lower cost. Go on a special journey with the Palace on Wheels Route, India’s famous luxury train. Travel through the beautiful landscapes of Rajasthan in royal-style cabins with elegant designs. Enjoy top-class service, delicious food, and guided tours to historic forts, palaces, and cultural sites. Experience Rajasthani music, folk dances, camel rides, and stunning heritage locations while traveling in comfort and style.