Maharaja Express luxury train, travel from Kolkata to Delhi

The Maharaja Express is a luxury train proposed by the Indian Railways. MaharajaExpress is said to be the most expensive train in India. Here is about the tourism news, Now travel in Mahaaraja Expres from Kolkata to Delhi launched by Royale Indian Rail Tours Ltd. Its is a joint venture between Indian Railways’ IRCTC and Cox and Kings India Ltd. The Seven Day Eight Night Travel will follow the route Kolkata, Gaya, Varanasi, Bandhavgarh, Khajuraho, Agra, Gwalior and Delhi. While traveliing download photos or pictures or pics of great Indian MaharajaExpres luxurytrain interior beauties like haveli restaurant, the bar, peacock restaurant, presidential suite, deluxe twin bedroom, deluxe cabin, junior suite, suite, presidential suite doublebed, presidential suite twinbeds.The Maharajas’ Express offers a journey to a ‘Celestial India’ which takes you on an incredible journey meandering through the country’s most renowned religious and Buddhist centres @ Gaya and some fascinating sights and architectural creations. have a great view of magnificent temples and sculptures in Khajuraho and walkin rural lifestyle and culture on a guided Village Walk in Khajuraho. Explore the historical ancient city of Gwalior and step down to history in the capital city of Delhi.

Journey price or cost, Per Person for adults starts from USD 6400 for Deluxe Cabin Twin and goes up to USD 20000 for Presidential Suite. More details find here in website : www.rirtl.com

Accommodation with facilities include a double/twin bedded cabins with en suite bathrooms, all meals, soft beverages, house brands of Indian wines, beer and spirits, butler service, guided off train excursions as illustrated in the journeys inclusive of entrance fees, still camera fee, transport and services of a guide, complimentary tea, coffee and mineral water on board, porterage at stations, city tour and lunch/ dinner at the city of disembarkation.

Departure Dates in 2010
March, 2010 – 20th
September, 2010 – 25th
November, 2010 – 6th
December, 2010 – 18th