Saturday, 31 December 2011

Exploring Ranthambore National Park with Royal Rajasthan on Wheels

Winter is the best time for wildlife excursions in India and Ranthambore in Rajasthan happens to be one of the most favored destinations among tourists, naturalists and conservationists alike. Of the many ways to explore this park, Royal Rajasthan on Wheels offers,perhaps the most luxurious way for a rendezvous with wild in this renowned tiger reserve.

Luxury Train travelling in India can be an extraordinary experience of a lifetime. One such travelling experience comes with Royal Rajasthan on Wheels that whisks you through the heart of India and arrives on the 4th day of its itinerary at Sawai Madhopur which is home to Ranthambore National Park.Winter season is the time when India is best visited for its abundant and varied wildlife. Of all the tiger reserves in India, Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan holds a very special place when it comes to tiger spotting.

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels, launched after the resounding success of Palace on Wheels and growing demand for special luxury tourist trains. Characterized by the seamless blend of traditional and contemporary, the quaint interiors of the train offer suave stay to the guests while high-end amenities ensure that they have all the comfort required in a luxury rail journey.The facilities of this luxury train include Wi-Fi internet, temperature control, satellite TV,channel music and a recreation and wellness spa.

The itinerary of this luxury train is bespoke to offer you a dash of forts, palaces, wildlife, culture,heritage and spirituality in Rajasthan and its vicinity. The 8 days and 7 nights journey on board Royal Rajasthan on Wheels covers various destinations which include Delhi, Jodhpur, Udaipur,Chittorgarh, Sawai Madhopur, Jaipur, Khajuraho, Varanasi and Agra.

Situated in the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan, Ranthambore National park is home to various species of wildlife animals but what catches the eye of tourists is its tiger population.

This erstwhile private hunting ground of the royal families of Jaipur and Karauli, Ranthambore National Park has captured the fancy of many wildlife enthusiasts and photographers owing to its diverse wildlife and landscape sprinkled with relics of its royal past. Besides an array of wildlife species, this National Park also houses the famous Ranthambore fort which is located
atop the rocky outcrop in the middle of the forest.

Morning safari arranged by the train operators offer the best chance to catch the glimpse of the elusive tigers wandering within the rustic environs which is followed by a sumptuous breakfast on board the train. The opportunity to rub shoulders with the wildlife of Ranthambore in the first half of the day is a fascinating experience. The wildlife excursion is guided and the entry fee
to the sanctuary is included in the tariff of the Royal Rajasthan on Wheels. A naturalist is also provided to offer the insight into the flora and fauna of the reserve.

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels truly is one of the most luxurious ways to explore the vivid diversity of Ranthambore National Park. The ultimate luxury and exclusive arrangement of excursion in the park is seldom matched by any alternate ways to have rendezvous with wild in Ranthambore. With plush amenities and traditional hospitality ensuring that guest are coddled in 5 star comfort, wildlife excursion in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve was never this exclusive.

Tuesday, 13 December 2011

How royalty is synonymous to Rajasthan

Royalty and Rajasthan are almost synonymous. Both these words come together beautifully on Royal Rajasthan On Wheels, a luxury train that takes you across the top sights of the state.

As I entered the rather abandoned looking Safdarjung railway station, I was greeted by a cacophony of sounds and the cliched Indian welcome--marigold garland, tika, the works. Just as I was beginning to think I had walked into one of those kitschy Delhi weddings, a Rajput man in regal livery and with a handlebar moustache bowed his six-ft frame graciously and, putting his palms together in a namaskar, greeted me in a booming voice: "Khama Ghani. Welcome to the Royal Rajasthan On Wheels. I am your khidmatgar for the journey." To be served is a 'royal' prerogative and that's the whole idea of this luxury train--to allow you to feel like royalty while travelling through the royal state of Rajasthan.

Within a few minutes I was transported to another world, courtesy of the attendant's undivided attention. At a luxury hotel, there is a doorman to greet you, a bellboy to cart luggage, a hostess to show you to your room, but this one-man service was in a league of its own. The cliched greeting at the entrance was quickly forgotten as I walked towards the coach.

It doesn't take much to guess that the coaches get their names from Rajasthan's palaces--Hawa Mahal, Chandra Mahal, Surya Mahal, Moti Mahal, Sukh Mahal, Padmini Mahal, Phool Mahal, Jogi Mahal, Kumbha Palace, Umaid Bhavan and Lal Garh Palace. Stepping into my coach, Chandra Mahal, I felt like I was entering the home of a Rajasthani royal.

My cabin was all silk, wood and brass. The toilet, though small, was modern, and the large windows promised stunning views of the landscapes the train passed through. I realised it was not easy to recreate the feel of a palace given the constraints of space in a railway coach but there it was and I was going to be living in it for the next seven days.

The apprehension I had of being cooped up in a train was soon forgotten. Initially it seemed like a labyrinth as I walked down the corridors but then every corner had something for you-posh restaurants, well-stocked bars, a library and reading room, and liveried men at your beck and call. This train could put many a palace to shame.

The itinerary contained a small bit of road transportation. Rajasthan is close to my heart and I have criss-crossed it by air, road, parts on camel but never through this combination. By the time the train pulled out of Safdarjung I was so settled in royal comfort that I thought it was unnecessary to leave the train and board a luxury coach for sightseeing. But the first excursion to Jodhpur was enough to prove me wrong.

The transition from train to road and back to train was seamless. Of course every time we made the transition, there was a lot of paraphernalia thrown in to enhance the royal experience: music, dancers, elephants, camels and, of course, the garlands and tika.

Over the first four days, the train took us to Jodhpur, Udaipur, Chittaurgarh, Ranthambhore and Jaipur. (Khajuraho, Varanasi and Agra are the three other places the train covers before chugging back to the capital.) What featured in terms of sightseeing--Mehrangarh and Umaid Bhawan Palace in Jodhpur, City Palace and the lakes in Udaipur, Rana Kumbha Palace in Chittaurgarh, jeep safari in Ranthambhore, and Hawa Mahal, Jantar Mantar and Amer Fort in Jaipur--was nothing new for me. But what I liked about going to these places yet again was the hospitality. Bottles of water, cold towels, an umbrella over the head when the sun was too harsh, a five-star meal at a hotel overlooking a beautiful lake and so on...

Wake-up calls was the other thing I got used to while on this journey. My personal attendant woke me up every morning to make sure I am on time for a hearty breakfast before going off to see the sights. For breakfast, the kitchen was a beehive of activity churning out eggs in various forms, cutlets, sausages, bacon, fruit platters and fresh juices. And if you have some preferences the khidmatgars make sure it is there. The only time they were not serving was when we were sleeping.

Lunches during this journey were mostly at a luxury hotel or palace. Dinner was onboard except for a couple of occasions when we were treated to the 'culture and food' of Rajasthan at a hotel. Otherwise on the train, after the hectic hop-step-jump, dinner was a wonderful experience as I relaxed in either Sheesh Mahal (this restaurant is all wood and crystal) or Swarn Mahal (all gold and brass). The dinner menu, which changed daily, kept me guessing through the day.

Mealtimes were also when I interacted with co-passengers. The stories, experiences, impressions, reactions, complaints, praises all added to the flavour. No dinner lasted less than three hours and I always went to bed a happy man.

Days and nights flitted by as the train criss-crossed through Rajasthan. I must admit that the hop-step-jump routine did get to me towards the end. I yearned for some more time to just relax on the train.

As I stepped off the train, after many fond farewells, the magic around me vanished. Barely out of the station and I started missing the pampering and the attention. Another journey on Royal Rajasthan On Wheels may be a while away. Till then, I have the memories to fall back on.

At a glance
Royal Rajasthan On Wheels runs from September to April. The train leaves on Sunday from Delhi's Safdarjung Railway Station (near Moti Bagh).

Price: US$ 910 per night (single occupancy) and US$ 650 (double occupancy) for Deluxe cabin; US$ 1600 per night for Super Deluxe suite (irrespective of single or double occupancy). Rates valid till April 2012

Contact: Royal Rajasthan On Wheels, Ground Floor, Bikaner House, Pandara Road, New Delhi - 110011; e-mail: query@royalsrajasthanonwheels.com; www.royalsrajasthanonwheels.com

FYI: Must know

The train itinerary:
Day 1 (Sunday) - New Delhi
Day 2 (Monday) - Jodhpur;
Day 3 (Tuesday) - Udaipur and Chittaurgarh;
Day 4 (Wednesday) - Ranthambhore and Jaipur;
Day 5 (Thursday) - Khajuraho
Day 6 (Friday) - Varanasi;
Day 7 (Saturday) - Agra and back to Delhi

Most day excursions include lunch at luxury hotels.

Be punctual for dinners. Semi-formal or formal dressing is recommended on board.

Travel light. Don't carry oversize bags and suitcases. While the cabins have enough storage space, fitting in large bags may be a problem.

Source:

http://www.indiatoday.in

Saturday, 3 December 2011

Exploring Ranthambore National Park with Royal Rajasthan on Wheels

Train travelling in India can be an experience of a lifetime. One such travelling experience comes with Royal Rajasthan on Wheels that whisks you through the heart of India and arrives on the 4th day of its itinerary at Sawai Madhopur which is home to Ranthambore National Park. Winter season is the time when India is best visited for its abundant and varied wildlife. Of all the tiger reserves in India, Ranthambore National Park in Rajasthan holds a very special place when it comes to tiger spotting.

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels, launched after the resounding success of Palace on Wheels and growing demand for special luxury tourist trains. Characterized by the seamless blend of traditional and contemporary, the quaint interiors of the train offer suave stay to the guests while high-end amenities ensure that they have all the comfort required in a luxury rail journey. The facilities of this luxury train include Wi-Fi internet, temperature control, satellite TV, channel music and a recreation and wellness spa.

The itinerary of this luxury train is bespoke to offer you a dash of forts, palaces, wildlife, culture, heritage and spirituality in Rajasthan and its vicinity. The 8 days and 7 nights journey on board Royal Rajasthan on Wheels covers various destinations which include Delhi, Jodhpur, Udaipur, Chittorgarh, Sawai Madhopur, Jaipur, Khajuraho, Varanasi and Agra.

Situated in the Sawai Madhopur district of Rajasthan, Ranthambore National park is home to various species of wildlife animals but what catches the eye of tourists is its tiger population. This erstwhile private hunting ground of the royal families of Jaipur and Karauli, Ranthambore National Park has captured the fancy of many wildlife enthusiasts and photographers owing to its diverse wildlife and landscape sprinkled with relics of its royal past. Besides an array of wildlife species, this National Park also houses the famous Ranthambore fort which is located atop the rocky outcrop in the middle of the forest.

Morning safari arranged by the train operators offer the best chance to catch the glimpse of the elusive tigers wandering within the rustic environs which is followed by a sumptuous breakfast on board the train. The opportunity to rub shoulders with the wildlife of Ranthambore in the first half of the day is a fascinating experience. The wildlife excursion is guided and the entry fee to the sanctuary is included in the tariff of the Royal Rajasthan on Wheels. A naturalist is also provided to offer the insight into the flora and fauna of the reserve.

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels truly is one of the most luxurious ways to explore the vivid diversity of Ranthambore National Park. The ultimate luxury and exclusive arrangement of excursion in the park is seldom matched by any alternate ways to have rendezvous with wild in Ranthambore. With plush amenities and traditional hospitality ensuring that guest are coddled in 5 star comfort, wildlife excursion in Ranthambore Tiger Reserve was never this exclusive.

Wednesday, 30 November 2011

Golden Triangle Tour with Indian luxury trains

When think about travel in india Golden triangle tour comes first in travelers mind due to its royal destination like Jaipur, Agra and Delhi .who dont want to see the Taj Mahal at early morning, when the rising sun makes a magnificent building to change color of Taj and Jaipur - the capital city of Rajasthan (place of Indian kings) and Qutub Minar in Delhi,or many excursions around them mesmerize Visitors.

If these destination comes with luxury train tour package that is great for travelers because of comfort in journey such as world class luxury train Palace on wheels and Royal Rajasthan on wheels and the latest addition in the fleet of luxury trains in India Maharajas express .

Saturday, 5 November 2011

Romancing in Rajasthan aboard Royal Rajasthan on Wheels

Royals rajasthan on wheels

When it comes to foreign dignitaries and celebrities, Rajasthan as a wedding, honeymoon and romantic destination is their favorite calling. Be it Katy Perry and Russell Brand and now the King of Bhutan and his wife who are for their honeymoon in Jaipur, Rajasthan does offer a unique romantic experience to the guests from around the world.

The romance of Rajasthan lies it its varied landscape, royal past, colorful people and vibrant culture,and not to mention some spectacular forts and palaces. There are several ways to partake in the myriad hues of royal Rajasthan and one of them – arguably one of the most luxurious one of them – is a week long journey on board the Royal Rajasthan on Wheels.

Following the resounding success of the Palace on Wheels, Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC) launched the Royal Rajasthan on Wheels to cater to the growing demand of the tourists interested in tours to Rajasthan. This luxury train is also designed to recreate an ethnic yet suave ambience reminiscent of the personal carriages of former princes.

With capacity to carry 88 passengers, Royal Rajasthan on Wheels traverses some of the most royal destinations in Rajasthan along with halts at Khajuraho, Agra and Varanasi to bring out the best of the royal heritage and spirituality of India. With a dash of wildlife, forts and palaces, spirituality and desert sand dunes, a week long journey offer a balanced mix of the finer aspect of traveling in India and offer an unparalleled romantic experience to the couples.

What set this week long journey on board the Royal Rajasthan on Wheels apart are the state of theart amenities on board and the gracious hospitality of the staff. Guests get royal treatment and red carpet welcome throughout their rail journey. Off trains excursions are included in the fare of the Royal Rajasthan on Wheels along with the dining charges on board. Guides are also provided at the destinations to add to the travel experience of the guests.

The peak season of the train is well under way and responses of the guests are overwhelming. The cabins are expected to be booked to capacity for the seasonal runs of the train. Book your Royal Rajasthan on Wheels journey now and experience a unique experience of traveling in Rajasthan. The train does recreate the romance of a bygone era during a weeklong tour across some of the most fascinating destinations in North India and golden triangle tour circuit.

Thursday, 3 November 2011

Royalty on Wheels: Best Photos of Royal rajasthan Wheels Destination Jaipur

Umaid Bhawan, Jaipur:

Palace of Winds, Jaipur:

Wednesday, 2 November 2011

A weekLong Journey to Wonderland

A weekLong Journey to Wonderland
Embark on a regal sojourn covering the ravishing Rajasthan, enchanting Agra, and the delightful Delhi with the Royal Rajasthan on Wheels.The Royal Rajasthan on Wheels is the regal delight where every moment is woven together into an everlasting and immemorial experience to be lived and cherished forever.Book your Journey and explore the kings land Rajasthan with luxury trains.

The train is loaded with opulent features offering comfort and luxuries to the passengers. The retro lounges and super deluxe saloon would surely impress the passengers.

Saturday, 15 October 2011

Royal Rajasthan on wheels Destination pictures - Jodhpur

Image Of Jodhpur -Royal rajasthan on wheels

Jodhpur - blue city of India, is the 2nd largest city in Rajasthan nestled in vicinity of the famous Thar Desert. The city Jodhpur is known as - the old city and the new city. The old city surrounded by a 10km long wall has eight Gates leading out. Founded by Rao Jodha in 1459, the beautiful city mesmerizes the tourists by its picturesque landscape, Mehrangarh Fort, Umaid Bhavan Palace temples and other tourist attractions. Even the handicrafts, cuisines, bustling streets and markets attract the tourists to Jodhpur.

Most of the local attractions housed within Jodhpur give one an insight into the historical architect and cultural heritage of the city. The rich artistic sense of the rulers of this place and unparallel workmanship of the artists make this city, an open auditorium of architectural and cultural excellence.

Must see in Jodhpur-Rajasthan

Umaid Bhawan Palace
Mehrangarh Fort
Jaswant Thada
Osiyan Temple

Jodhpur was once a politically significant city and housed the capital of the Marwar region. The list of spectacular forts & palaces, which are worth visiting in the city, is impressive and endless .so every traveler want to see the place and almost every most known luxury trains cover the jodhpur in its itinerary the train like The palaces on wheels and Royals Rajasthan on wheel and Maharajas express princely india .

Wednesday, 12 October 2011

Luxury trains tours destination Image galary

Luxury trains tours destination Image gallery

Royal Rajasthan on wheels :-
New Delhi - Jodhpur - Udaipur - Chittorgarh - Sawai Madhopur - Jaipur - Khajuraho - Varanasi - Agra

Image Of New Delhi

Monday, 10 October 2011

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels Departure Announced

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels train will embark on its second journey of the month on the 23rd of October. The last departure for this month will be on 30th. Modeled on famous Palace on Wheels, Royal Rajasthan on Wheels is a joint venture of RTDC and Indian railways. The week long itinerary on board this luxury train covers the royal destinations of Rajasthan along with Agra, Khajuraho and Varanasi.

The journey spanning over 8 days and 7 nights on board Royal Rajasthan on Wheels will traverse the enchanting land of Rajasthan. The itinerary will include a visit to Jaipur, Udaipur, Jodhpur, Ranthambore, heritage sites of Khajuraho and sacred Ghats of Varanasi.

Friday, 30 September 2011

The royal experience with RROW

The Royal Experience on board Royal Rajasthan on wheels

Facilities offered at the luxury trains Royal Rajasthan on Wheels are as follows:-

Coaches and Saloons:
The coaches and saloons of Royal Rajasthan on Wheels are furnished with simply exquisite decors and interiors. It contains a total of 13 Deluxe & Two Super deluxe Cabins, Two Resrto-Bar Lounge & two Business Centre saloons. The coaches are embellished with silk and velvet bedspreads, chairs, draperies, writing table, wooden furniture, silk furnishings, big beds, upholstery and sofa. All the soothing interiors create a surreal atmosphere where the royal families had once lived, ever so royally!

Super Deluxe Saloon - The Bravura Suite : The super deluxe coach of Royal Rajasthan on Wheels has two suites with a capacity of four people. Each suite -- Mother of Pearl and Silver Suites – has double beds, with spacious sitting area with dressing table, luggage rack, bath room with shower and bath tub. The coach also has a common lounge. The bed in the cabin is large and comfortable with colour-coordinated draperies. The ottoman, sofa-chairs and writing table have been provided to make your stay more comfortable. The suites have been named after the two precious stones, Emerald and Diamond.
Deluxe Saloon - The Extraordinary Suite : Deluxe coach has three double bedded cabins with a capacity of six people. Each cabin has double beds, seating area, dressing table, luggage rack with spacious bathroom. These saloons have been thematically designed with co-ordinates colour schemes and textures to augment their splendour. Your chamber offers luxuries with meticulously chosen bedding and upholstery, writing-table and chair to make your stay more comfortable. Your furnished saloon gives you sufficient mobility within the coupe. The saloons have been created in three different themes in hues of exquisite jewels, Ruby, Sapphire and Pearl.

Dining & Cuisines :-
A delicious meal, presented appetisingly and served with love is the perfect beginning and end of the day. And we serve it all. Sheesh Mahal and Swarn Mahal, the two Restro-Lounges on the Royal Train await you to savour the grand royal feast. Indulge in mouth-watering delicacies from Rajasthani, Indian, Continental and Chinese cuisines. Sheesh Mahal has been adorned with splendid floor lamps and crystal pelmets; the entire restro-bar is made of wood and crystal. The Swarn Mahal, has been planned around a theme of gold and brass. Dinning at both the restro-bars will add to your pleasure. Amidst aesthetic splendour, feast on your delicious meal with customised hand-made cutlery and specially designed crockery.

Bar & Lounge :-
The two fully equipped bars here at the two restro-lounges Sheesh Mahal & Swarn Mahal serve a wide variety of beverages as well as an array of international brands of liquor on the two restro-lounges Sheesh Mahal and Swarn Mahal on the Royal Train. The fully equipped bar on the train serves selected brands on Aperitif, Malt, Whisky, Scotch, Rum, Vodka, Cognac, Wines and Champagne. These premium delights have been put to serve your palette better.

Wednesday, 24 August 2011

Royal rajasthan on wheels route map

Royal rajasthan on wheels route map given below that helps traveler to understand their journey map and covering some of the exotic destinations of Rajasthan and Agra. This indian Luxury train now also includes two must see destinations in India Varanasi and Khajuraho. The destinations of new train rout map of Royal Rajasthan on Wheels are:

Royal Rajasthan on wheels Route Map

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels takes its guests through the refreshingly culture and beauty of North India like culture of Rajasthan and beauty of Taj . However, before the royal train voyage, the travelers should make themselves completely aware of the route and daywise itinarary of the luxury train. The routmap allready given and the daywise itinarary are :-

8 Days / 7 Nights (Sept. 2011 - April 2012)
Day	Place	Arrival Time	Departure Time
Day 1, Sunday	Delhi, Safdarjung	-	05.30 PM
Day 2, Monday	Jodhpur	09.15 AM	04.30 PM
Day 3, Tuesday	Udaipur	07.00 AM	02.30 PM
Day 3, Tuesday	Chittorgarh	04.45 PM	10.00 PM
Day 4, Wednesday	Swai Madhopur	05.30 AM	9.15 AM
Day 4, Wednesday	Jaipur	11.30 AM	10.15 PM
Day 5, Thursday	Khajuraho (M.P.)	10.45 AM	08.00 PM
Day 6, Friday	Varanasi (U.P.)	07.00 AM	07.55 PM
Day 7, Saturday	Agra (U.P.)	10.00 AM	9.00 PM
Day 8, Sunday	Delhi	04.00 AM	--

Note : Itinerary and timings are subject to revision.

Saturday, 30 July 2011

Luxury succeeds with blue hue

May Royal Rajasthan on Wheels will now display a completely new look after being painted in color blue for the year 2011.

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels will now exhibit a whole new look after being repainted in color blue for the year 2011. The train which originally born with majestic golden color has undergone color change twice, first with sand yellow and now with royal blue.

The July and August are the off-season period of most of the luxury trains. The time is best utilized for renovation and maintenance purpose before the commencing the royal sojourn for the next season.

The train has been repainted at Ajmer Yard last week, and is, now standing at Jaipur's Baees Godam railway track waiting for further refurbishing. Some miniature painting work and the name of the train is yet to be written on the bogies.

Since the train is now flaunting royal blue color, it will add to the train’s luxury. Royal blue represents the color of royalty for welcoming the coming of a king. The train will now welcome its guests in a similar style. The Striking appeal of the train will hold them into the era of erstwhile Kings of Rajasthan while getting onboard.

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels modeled on the famous Palace on Wheels has put to experiment for the second time, and last time the experiment has boosted the glory of the train. The same is expected this time. For more details on luxury trains and Royal Rajasthan on Wheels, you can visit for more about Luxury train journey .

Monday, 18 July 2011

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels Destinations

Destinations covered by Royal Rajasthan on Wheels

Bharatpur

Royal Rajasthan on wheels offers a spectacular voyage to reinstate romance of the ‘Land of Maharajas’ Rajasthan. With its interiors adorned with ethnic art and craftwork giving ambience of the personal bogies of erstwhile rajas-maharajas. This luxurious cruise train commences its journey from Delhi and weaves through many fascinating tourist destinations and concludes it in Agra. The royal Rajasthan on wheels tour covers the blue city-Jodhpur, the city of Lakes- Udaipur, the symbol of Valor- Chittorgarh, the National park in Ranthambore, the pink city-Jaipur, the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Khajuraho temples, and the religious capital of India- Varanasi, the examples of exemplary Mughal Architecture in Agra. This weeklong tour on Royal Rajasthan on Wheels will be an enchanting experience that will remain in your memories forever. The blend of ethnicity with modern amenities provided by this opulent train attracts large number of National and International tourists every year.

Destinations covered:

Delhi >> Jodhpur >> Udaipur>>Chittorgarh >> Sawai Madhopur >>Jaipur >> Khajuraho >> Varanasi >> Agra >> Delhi

Tour Duration: 7 nights/6 days

Departure: The Royal Rajasthan on Wheels departs on every Sunday.

Day-wise Program of our sojourn

Day 1 (Sunday) - Delhi
Day 2 (Monday) - Jodhpur
Day 3 (Tuesday) - Udaipur/ Chittorgarh
Day 4 (Wednesday) - Sawai Madhopur/ Jaipur
Day 5 (Thursday) - Khajuraho
Day 6 (Friday) - Varanasi
Day 7 (Saturday) - Agra
Day 8 (Sunday) - Delhi

For more about the Royal Rajasthan on wheels destination and Book your trip follow the links.

Wednesday, 22 June 2011

Royal Rajasthan on wheels - A royal experience of luxury train tour

Royal Rajasthan on Wheels offers a luxurious and comfortable traveling experience to the passengers. This is without a doubt a train experience that is unrivalled.Royal Rajasthan on Wheels train, launched after the resounding success of Palace on Wheels train, endeavors to bring you the best of the heritage, splendor and diversity of Rajasthan. Taking the cue prom the personal salons of erstwhile princes, the cabins of this luxury trains will transport you in a different time and era yet offering stay of international standard and iconic traditional Indian hospitality.

Facilities on Board Royal Rajasthan on wheels :

Cabins :-

There are two types of cabin in royal train Super Deluxe Saloon and Deluxe Saloon available in this luxury train...more..

Dining Dining is a pleasure experience aboard this luxury train in India -Royal Rajasthan on wheels...More.

Bar & Lounge :

The Sheesh Mahal and Swarn Mahal also offer international brands of liquors on board the Royal Train...More..

Souvenirs :

The souvenir coach, aboard the Royal Rajasthan on Wheels sells a host of local handicraft products that are excellent keepsakes to carry back home. ..More

Royal Spa :

A pampering cannot go amiss while on a vacation, especially if the holiday is in India. Royal Rajasthan on Wheels brings to you the finest spa services on board..More

Other Specifics :

At Royal Rajasthan on Wheels, the cordial hospitality is bound to leave you mesmerized. Your experience at the royal train will be enhanced by the warm welcome and the meticulous service...More.

Friday, 27 May 2011

Royal palace on wheels video tour and Images gallery

ROYAL RAJASTHAN ON WHEELS VIDEO

Enjoy the Video tour of Royal Rajasthan on Wheels one of the best Indian luxury train.watch the video of virtual train journey and know about the luxurious and comfortable traveling experience to the passengers offered by this royal luxury train.The magical and splendid journey started from New Delhi and prepares you to weave the fabric of delightful imagination becoming reality over the next seven days. the cordial hospitality is bound to leave you mesmerized. Your experience at the royal train will be enhanced by the warm welcome and the meticulous service.take the video tour of this royal palace on wheels train NOW !!