Palace on Wheels
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Palace on Wheels is the oldest luxury train of India. Crafted with the ultimate grandeur of Rajasthan and known for unmatched opulence, this luxury train takes tourists through the gems of Rajasthan in a regal way.
While the moody tigers of Ranthambhore National Park raise the goose bumps, the gallant stories of the Maharajas and Maharanis of Chittorgarh, treasured at the Chittorgarh Fort, evoke respect.
As Palace on Wheels chugs into the Lake City of Udaipur, guests can feel romanticism in its air. Boat over the placid waters of Lake Pichola, enjoying a magical sunset while the Jag Mandir Palace, nestled at the heart of the lake is the best place to enjoy a candlelight dinner with your loved ones.
The train also takes you to the desert city of Jaisalmer, where some magical moments are created by folk song and dance programmes at the Sam Sand Dunes. There are night camps here where guests can bask in the silent beauty of the desert as the open sky filled with stars creates a serene ambience.
The train also visits the Keoladeo National Park of Bharatpur, where the joyous chirps of almost 350 species of residential and migratory birds greet the tourists. The blue hue of Jodhpur allures the tourists as the trim approaches the city. The itinerary of Palace on Wheels also includes a visit to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, Taj Mahal and other monuments of Agra.
The train starts its journey from Delhi with a traditional Rajputana welcome with a refreshing welcome drink, tilak and garlands.
On day One, the train starts its travel from Delhi Railway Station. Delhi is a puzzling land with both history and modernity encapsulated inside the chaotic rhythms of local lifestyle. The monuments of the land provide the best photogenic sights for your eyes and the street vendors do wonder to your stomach. The frenetic road-side markets are the best place to fill up your luggage with souvenirs. Do you know that Delhi has been the pinnacle of strength and pride for several dynasties? Delhi has been constructed over and over by several rulers who took hold of it and that is why, Delhi has several faces to entertain the tourists. However, the itinerary of the Palace on Wheels does not include excursion inside this historic city.
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This does not mean that Palace on Wheels does not introduce Delhi to the tourists. The tourists are provided traditional welcome ceremony with garlands, music and others. The attenders would assist the tourists to find their cabins. Once they are settled in their cabin, they are served with welcome drink to relax and get started with the trip. Palace on Wheels gives a glimpse of the hospitality of the land in Delhi.
Delhi generally has a hot and humid climate. The summer season starts in the mid of March and ends by mid of June. The hottest month is May and fortunately, Palace on Wheels does not operate during this month. The beginning of monsoon is highly humid. From June to late November, the city is always wet and mildly pleasing. From November, the winter starts and ends by beginning of February. Delhi is infamous for its high pollution level. Thus, always cover your skin with a thin clothing or any cream.
Top tourist attractions in Delhi are Red Fort, Qutub Minar, Jantar Mantar, Lotus Temple, ISKCON temple, Humayun's Tomb, India Gate, Mahatma Gandhi Memorial, Lodhi Garden, National Museum and many others.
The cuisine of the land is the derivative of ancient Mughal cuisine fused with other local cuisines. Top dishes to try in Delhi are Kebab, briyani, dal makhani, aloo chaat, samosa, jalebi, gulabjamun, chaat and others.
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