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tour on Palace on Wheels will make you feel a part of the
royalty. For those who want to experience life in its most
luxurious form journey onboard Palace on Wheels is the best
option. Palace on Wheels is one of the most popular luxury
trains in India. It starts its journey from the capital city
of Delhi, moves onto the royal state of Rajasthan, and finally
halts at the amazing Agra. A tour on this unique train is
a royal way to explore the incredible land of India. Traveling
with Palace Wheels will be a memorable experience.
Some of the special features of this train make it different from others. With Palace Wheels you can visit the most captivating destinations in India. The royal journey onboard Palace on Wheels takes you on a weeklong journey. This luxury train has splendid interiors, which give a feel of comfort and luxury. The ambience and the aura provided by the luxury train give you a feel of the regal era. Luxury, which was a way of life at the time when the maharajas and the maharanis used to reign supreme, will be recreated for you. The chugging train will make you live in the palace. The train that is so true to its name is bound, to enchant you. The comfort, the convenience and the charm are unmatched by any other train.
Palace Wheels takes you on a royal journey onboard Palace on wheels. This luxury train is equipped with all kinds of comfort that you desire. It is a train with historic charm and modern conveniences. Palace on Wheels was rated as one of the ten best luxurious rail journeys in the world. The train started to roll on its regular operations from October 1982. The royal grandeur of this luxury train could win it with the honor of PATA Gold Award in 1987.The effort behind the establishment of this luxurious train has gained remarkable success and popularity world over. The concept of this historical train was derived from the royal background of the coaches, which were originally meant to be the personal Railway coaches of the erstwhile rulers of the princely states of Rajputana, Gujarat, the Nizam of Hyderabad and the viceroy of British India.
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