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'Journey
To Witness The Kingdom Of The State'
Most memorable journey with a royal treatment and mannerism,
a great experience on the wheels. The train "Palace On Wheels"
ranked one of the best train in the world.
It has 14 air-conditioned saloons (coaches), embellished with
intricate décor, all saloon is named after former Rajput states.
Each saloon is having 4 coupes with 2 beds, channel music,
carpeted, with attached bath and mini pantry which serves
hot and cold beverages, a beautiful lounge attached with well
stocked bar, 2 elegant restaurants offering delicious Indian
& continental food of your choice.
A mobile palace that takes you to other palaces.
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The
Palace On Wheels Programme
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Delhi
Delhi, the capital of India has rocked in
its cradle numerous dynasties and empires, enticed rulers
and attracted plunderers over the millennia.
The history of Delhi is the abridged history of India. From
being the seat of royal power to colonial power and finally
the seat of the largest democracy in the world, Delhi preserves
an enviable heritage evident in its numerous monuments dotting
the city. The Old Fort, Red Fort, Jama Masjid, Qutub Minar,
Jantar Mantar, Rashtrapati Bhawan, Raj Ghat, India Gate and
Lotus Temple are a few of the tourists attractions of Delhi.
1600 hours: Ceremonial welcome onboard the Palace On
Wheels at the Delhi Cantonment Railway Station. 1745 hours:
Departure for the regal journey of a lifetime. 1930 hours:
Dinner is served onboard.
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Jaipur
(Arr.)
The gateway to Rajasthan, the 'Pink City' of Jaipur was
founded by Maharaja Jai Singh II in the late 17th century.
Jaipur has much to offer visitors - everything from a royal
legacy of architectural wonders and a wealth of handicrafts
to pageants and festivals, and sightseeing. Jaipur is a harmonious
blend of traditional lifestyles and modern ways.
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Depart
for Jaisalmer |
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Jaisalmer
(Arr.)
Referred to as the western sentinel of India, Jaisalmer
is one of the greatest bastion of the world. Situated at the
heart of the Thar Desert in Rajasthan, Jaisalmer offers the
visitor an enchanting world of fable, colour and history.
A citadel that seemed to be willing trapped into a medieval
time-wrap, Jaisalmer portrays the love and interest the Rajputs
had for the fine arts.
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Depart
for Jodhpur |
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04 |
Jodhpur
(Arr.)
The city of Jodhpur is situated at the edge of the Thar
Desert and is famous for its magnificent forts and palaces.
Founded by the Rajput chief Rao Jodha in 1459, Jodhpur was
the erstwhile capital of the Marwar state and today is the
second largest city of Rajasthan. There are about 100 towers
in the city, most of which are surrounded by defensive battlements.
The imposing Mehrangarh Fort stands majestically overlooking
the city.
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Depart
for Ranthambhor |
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Ranthambhor
(Arr.)
Sawai Madhopur is the town at the entrance of Ranthambhore
National Park, which is famous for its lush environs, clear
lakes, meandering rivers and various wild species like the
royal Bengal tiger.
Chittaurgarh is India's most valorous fort lingering with
its history and unending passion of saga, chivalry and romance.
Built in the 7th century, the Chittaurgarh Fort was once adorned
with beautiful palaces within its sprawling ramparts, but
few survived the perpetual onslaughts of invaders.
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06 |
Udaipur
(Arr.)
Poetically referred to as the 'City of Lakes', Udaipur,
was founded in the mid-16th century by Maharana Udai Singhji.
Situated by the Lake Pichola, Udaipur been an inspiration
for poets, painters and writers and is famous for its palaces,
lake, museums, temples and gardens. The Lake Palace is the
major attraction of the city.
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Depart
for Bharatpur and Agra. |
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07 |
Bharatpur:
Bharatpur is the home of the world famous bird sanctuary -
Keoladeo Ghana National Park, also know as Bharatpur Bird
Sanctuary. An ornithologist's paradise, Bharatpur is home
to an astonishing range of exotic flora and fauna.
After visiting the Bharatpur bird sanctuary, travel to Fatehpur
Sikri (22 kms/14 miles), the red-sandstone city build by Mughal
Emperor Akbar, by air-conditioned coach.
The grand finale of this unique journey is definitely Agra.
Situated by the sacred River Yamuna, Agra is the erstwhile
bastion of the mighty Mughal Empire and home to the mesmerising
Taj Mahal - a poetry etched in white marble and one of the
seven wonders of the world. Agra also presents some of the
marvels of Mughal architectural brilliance.
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Depart
for Delhi. |
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08 |
Delhi
(Arr.)
Arrive as early as 0730 hrs in Delhi Cantonment
Railway Station. After farewell breakfast onboard, its back
to reality with only royal memories to cherish for a lifetime.
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Tariff
for Palace On Wheels (Per person per Night)
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| Type |
Oct'
2004 to Mar' 2005 |
Apr'
2005 to Sept' 2005 |
| Single
Occupancy |
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$ 485.00 |
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$ 395.00 |
| Double
Occupancy |
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$ 350.00 |
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$ 295.00 |
| Triple
Occupancy |
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$ 285.00 |
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$ 240.00 |
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Every
Wednesday Afternoon from Delhi Cantonment Railway Station.
Confirmed
schedule and detailed itinerary will be supplied with your tickets.
Please check-in at least 30 minutes before departure.
Why
not charter the palace on wheels? Many companies choose these
luxurious settings to hold conferences. Celebrate success
or simply say ‘thank you’. Whatever the occasion there could
not be a more dignified way to celebrate than on the Palace
On Wheels. |
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