The Indian Maharaja Tariff Plan from October 2012 till April 2013

The Indian Maharaja, World Travel Award winning luxury train in India, offers 2 signature journeys cutting across state borders. The journeys offered are Mumbai - Delhi rail tour and Delhi - Mumbai rail tour. Both journeys last for the duration of 7 nights and 8 days and cover some of the most significant tourist destinations in India. Tastefully pre-packaged luxury rail tours aboard the Indian Maharaja offers a peek into the rich heritage and culture of ‘incredible India’. The tour also involves visit to an array of UNESCO World Heritage Sites including Taj Mahal in Agra and Ajanta Caves in Maharashtra.

Travel Corporation India Ltd (TCI) operators of The Indian Maharaja have declared the tariff plan valid for the two journeys for the season beginning October 2012 to April 2013. The announced Indian Maharaja prices are all inclusive of accommodation for the duration of tour on board the train, dining, off-train excursions, transportation, and entrance fees at the monuments. However any expenses of personal nature on board and during sightseeing will have to be borne by the guests. The train tariff will start from US $595 per person per night in Silver Class on double occupancy basis and may reach as high as US $1590 per person per night in Platinum Class on Single occupancy basis.

The fares for different class of occupancy valid till April 2013 are mentioned below for your perusal:

Silver Class:

USD 950 on single occupancy
USD 595 on twin occupancy

Gold Class:
USD 1110 on single occupancy
USD 695 on Twin occupancy

Platinum Class:

USD 1590 on single occupancy
USD 995 on twin occupancy

The Indian Maharaja to leave on a 168 hours luxury ride from Delhi to Mumbai on 2nd November

Indian Maharaja - Deccan Odyssey, India’s first privately managed luxury tourist train will embark on its week long journey for the month of November on the 2^nd from Delhi to Mumbai. An award winning luxury train, the Indian Maharaja - Deccan Odyssey will depart from Safdarjung Railway Station in New Delhi and travel across an array of royal destinations in Rajasthan, World Heritage Sites across states and the stunning rock cut caves of Ajanta and Ellora before concluding its 168 hours ride to Mumbai..

Whereas the Indian Maharaja is being operated by the tour operators Travel Corporation of India (TCI), the catering on board is managed by the prestigious Taj Group. The train is a seamless blend of traditional and the modern which manifests itself in the ethnic décor and state of the art facilities. The train has can host up to 88 guests in its 13 guests carriages and also boasts of facilities such as restaurants, bars, fitness center and a wellness spa. For more information, you may like to visit : http://www.the-indian-maharaja.com/

Indian Maharaja Facilities A journey in regal comforts

Indian Maharaja train on Move

Indian Maharaja is award winning luxury train in India adjudged ‘Asia’s Best Luxury Train’ by World Travel Awards. India’s first privately managed luxury train, the Indian Maharaja takes the guest on a whirlwind tour across vintage destinations in India in awe-inspiring luxury of its aesthetically designed interiors. The state of the art Indian Maharaja facilities complimented by the traditional hospitality make for an unforgettable ride on this award winning luxury train in India. The 7 nights 8 days tour itinerary beginning either from Mumbai or Delhi, crisscrosses through Aurangabad, Ahmedabad, Udaipur, Sawai Madhopur, Jaipur, Fatehpur Sikri and Agra.

The Indian Maharaja facilities are one of the major highlights of this exclusive rail journey. The train comprises of 21 coaches out of which 11 are passenger cars which includes 2 presidential suites. Meticulously decorated interiors of the coaches are designed after the personal carriages used by the erstwhile maharajas of India. The interiors of the train offer seamless blend of ethnicity with contemporary panache. Reflecting the culture and art of specific dynasty, each guest cabin of the train comes with panoramic window and modern in-suite facilities such as LCD television, CD/MP3 player, channel music, wall-to-wall carpeting, attached toilets, showers and intercom among others. 

The dining on board The Indian Maharaja is a gourmet delight. Food and beverages served on board the train is managed by the renowned Taj Group of Hotels. There are two aesthetically appointed restaurants on board where guests are served tantalizing cuisines in the comforts of fine furnishing and elegant environs. A well-stocked bar with the collection of home brand of wines and liquors along with the international labels of wines and spirits offers perfect retreat to rejuvenate and rewind after challenging off train excursions. The lounge on board the Indian Maharaja train serves as an ideal catalyst to meet and know other guests. An array of rejuvenating therapies which include the ancient wisdom of Ayurveda is also provided on board by the trained team of therapists to pamper and invigorate the senses of the guests. A gymnasium is also available for the guests to work out and burn that extra calorie.

A business center is also available for on board to enable business meetings and conferences. With a capacity to accommodate as many as 50 guests, the cabin is equipped with modern facilities such as Internet, PCs, printer, fax and telephones.

Step aboard the Indian Maharaja to get a taste of the opulence and elegance which used to be the exclusive domain of the princes of a bygone era of India. Offering impeccable combination of traditional hospitality, graceful interiors and hand-picked destinations, the weeklong journey on this train becomes an experience of a lifetime. Discover the breathtaking concoctions of colors and creeds as you embark on a journey traversing some of the most significant destinations across India redolent with the flavors of the rich cultural and architectural diversity. 

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