Palace On Wheels

Overview

The Palace on Wheels is one of the world’s most exciting & enchanting royal journeys through the bygone era of the erstwhile maharajas. Palace on Wheels is an experience of a lifetime that you are not likely to forget when you live the lavish lifestyles of the Indian Kings.

Palace on Wheels - Luxury Train Travel in India, is a week in wonderland recreating the ambience of the glorious Indian heritage and journey through the most important & famous regions in the world - Amazing Delhi, Royal Rajasthan & Taj Mahal (the 7th Wonder of the World)

The first Palace on Wheels began its inaugural run on 26 January 1982 and has been a popular way of touring Rajasthan ever since. Within a few years the Palace on Wheels was rated as one of the ten best luxurious train journeys in the world.

The concept of the Palace on Wheels 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.

Rajasthan is the magnificent land of numerous kingdoms, majestic forts and palaces, diverse cultures, varied It stands on its tracks; a gleaming sealed carriage, every bit is royal. The air-conditioning works silently, creating a space where only the excitement of the history of the Rajput kingdoms permeates through, clearly captured in a contemporary mode. In all, there are fourteen saloons, each equipped with four twin-bedded chambers, with attached baths that have running hot and cold water and showers. The modern conveniences have been thoughtfully provided, sofas to sink into, strategically placed lights to read by, wonderfully appointed beds with comfortable furnishings,inbuilt wardrobes for the storage of one’s clothes and bags, and huge plain glass windows to watch the countryside roll past.

Outside the bedrooms, each coach also has a seating lounge where passengers can get together, just sit watch the cities as they glide past outside the windows, or enjoy a quiet cup of tea. An attached pantry with each saloon helps provide beverages and refreshments to the accompaniment of soothing piped music.

There is the comfortable bar cum lounge where you can relax over your favorite drink, burrow in a book or converse with fellow passengers. Attached to it are two restaurant cars, Maharaja and Maharani respectively, with opulently draped curtains, exquisitely crafted lights and table settings . Here accompanying chefs serve up a delicious choice of Indian, including Rajasthani, Continental and even Chinese cuisine that are a feast for the palate.

The train chugs out of Safdarjung Railway Station New Delhi on a week-long run through Rajasthan every Wednesday night, with a trip also inbuilt to Agra and the Taj Mahal. Turban-wearing attendants take over from the moment you arrive at the platform, assigning you your coupes and detailing all the facilities that are on board. The train moves by night and arrives each morning at a new destination where new experiences await you.

The legend travels on - You’ll be delighted you chose to see Rajasthan by the Palace-on-Wheels. On board, you’ll feel like an erstwhile monarch, traveling in regal splendor. Each Coach named after the erstwhile princely state has 4 twin-bedded chambers, thoughtfully decorated in ethnic Rajasthani décor. Channel music, intercom, attached toilets, running hot & cold water, shower and wall-to-wall carpeting are some of the facilities to make you feel at home. Each saloon has personal attendants or Khidmatgars, who are at your beck and call to extend a courteous helping hand, should you need anything.

The 14 Coaches are:

Super Deluxe Saloon - The Bravura Suite

Your princely saloon offers a spacious living with complete comfort of royal suite. The exquisite silk and velvet bedspreads and draperies take you to the era of munificent living. The finely carved wooden furniture in the super-deluxe suite adds to your experience. The bed in the cabin is large and comfortable with color-coordinated draperies. The ottoman, sofa-chairs and writing table have been provided to make your stay more comfortable. The suites have been named after the two precious stones, Emerald and Diamond.

Deluxe Saloon - The Extraordinary Suite

Welcome to your exquisite saloon, your personal imperial chamber. The saloon has been designed to live up to the grandeur of contemporary princely living with elegant silk furnishings for a befitting aesthetic appeal. These saloons have been thematically designed with co-ordinated color schemes and textures to augment their splendor. Your chamber offers luxuries with meticulously chosen bedding and upholstery, writing-table and chair to make your stay more comfortable. Your furnished saloon gives you sufficient mobility within the coupe. The saloons have been created in three different themes in hues of exquisite jewels, Ruby, Sapphire and Pearl.

Accommodation

14 fully air-conditioned saloons, each a combination of 4 twin bedded with channel music, attached washrooms with running hot and cold water and showers, wall to wall carpeting and other amenities.

Medical Aid

Your health, obviously tops the chart of our priority list. First aid is available on the train whereas a doctor can be arranged on call. At the every Destination. Doctor is available for 1 hrs. for free consultancy in Bar/ Lounge car.

Arrival kit

Each guest will be welcomed by a glass of wine and will be provided with an arrival kit consisting of stationery items, brochures, cards etc. additional can be asked for, from the attendant, always available at service.

Drinking Water

We make sure, the greatest gift of nature bestowed on us i.e. water is made available to you in its purest form. Mineral water is made available to you all through the journey.

Meals

An exotic array of dishes to choose from the Continental, Indian and Rajasthani cuisines is available on the Palace on Wheels and off board Superb Palacial hotels.

Restaurant

Two lavish and beautifully done restaurants; “The Maharaja” and “The Maharani” serve mouthwatering Continental, Chinese, Indian Rajasthani cuisines food.

For disabled persons

special assistance available in the form of wheel chairs, crèches and a special attendant for assistance.

Luggage collection

Your luggage is picked up and taken to your respective saloons without your worrying about it.

Shopping

Certain handicrafts and other special items of Rajasthani origin can be bought from Govt. Recognised shops selling handicrafts.

Lounge

A lounge for relaxing, interacting, making friends, getting together and play games.

Mail box

Mailing facility is provided on board, for posting your mail.

Toiletries

All essential toiletries like soaps, shampoos, moisturizers etc. are available in bathroom.

Royal Spa

The well-equipped spa offers various massages and therapies and revitalising solutions amidst royal ambience.

Smoking

The Palace On Wheels is a no smoking train. However , if you wish to smoke, please contact your captain for guidance.

Security

Adequate safety arrangements are made for you as well as your personal belongings in the train itself.

Internet

Internet Wi-Fi facility available on board with Laptop.

Events on Board

You can celebrate Royal Wedding, Conferences & Business meeting on board.

Culture Shows

Light & Sound program at Chittorgarh , Culture programs and dances at Jaisalmer.

News papers / Magazines

Leading newspapers greet you every morning over a simmering hot cup of tea or beverage of your choice. Also available for you is a large collection of magazines.

Souvenir

Souvenir of POW are available for sale




Voltage

Voltage available on the train: 110/230V.




Special Features which makes difference from other Luxury trains.

(A). Professional services by the smiling staff having experience of 29 years on board.
(B). Camel ride at Sand Dunes, dinner with Rajasthani dances at Jaisalmer.
(C). Special lounge to relax in each saloon.
(D). Seprate pantry to prepare breakfast in each saloon.
(E). Paintings of cote of arms & royal insignia of each saloon.

Itinerary

The Palace on Wheels is one of the world's most exciting rail journeys, as the train provided more facilities on board, as for the royal destinations it proceeds to every single day. With everything taken care of dining accommodation, sightseeing as well as organized shopping, there are nothing for the traveller to do but sleep in the history of the land, soak in the colours and experience the royal life of Maharaja. The tour starts from Delhi and come back to the city after going through in order: Jaipur-SawaiMadhopur-Chittaurgarh-Udaipur-Jaisalmer-Jodhpur-Bharatpur-Agra-Delhi. Welcome aboard. To Head to the best city in the World "Udaipur" (Travel+Leisure) and TAJ a wonder of the world.

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Destinations

Jaipur

The first stop of the Palace-on-Wheels is Jaipur, one of the most well planned cities of the world of its time. Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II founded this capital city of Rajasthan, popularly known as the Pink City, in 1727 A.D.

To explore the city, an air-conditioned coach takes you to Hawa Mahal or the Palace of Winds, which is a remarkable five storeyed building along the main street of the old city in pink splendour with semi-octagonal and delicate honey, combed sandstone windows. This is followed by a visit to Amber Fort, eight kms away where rides on caparisoned elephants add to the ambience. Shop for Jaipur’s famous jewellery, handicrafts, carpets blue pottery and textiles. Near Ajmeri Gate is located Rajasthali – the only Rajasthan Govt. Emporium selling genuine handicrafts at fixed price. City Palace, home of the erstwhile royal family. Right across the road from the City Palace is the Jantar Mantar, the largest observatory built by Sawai Jai Singh II. With an insightful journey through the royal pages of history, it is time to see some of the famous jewellery and carpets that Jaipur is renowned for. After an eventful day you spent exploring the magnificence of Jaipur, it’s time to head back to your luxurious abode.

Ranthambore National Park - One can almost sense a life of the wilderness in Sawai Madhopur, a city named after its founder Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh I. Visit is arranged to the Ranthambhore National Park, wherein are located the ruins of a 10th century fort. This wildlife sanctuary is considered to be the country’s best for observing and photographing the activities of the tiger. The park, covering an area 392 sq. kms is home to more than 300 species of birds. Tigers, Leopards, Caracals, Jungle Casts, Sambhar, Chital, Nilgai, Chinkara, Langoor, Wild Boars, Peafowl, etc. Three beautiful and artificial lakes i.e., Padam Talab, Rajbagh and Milak Talab & many anicuts are part of this Park inviting many migratory birds like Greyleg, Ruddy Shelduck, Pintails and many others. The park provides a rare and exquisite experience of seeing Nature and its flora and fauna at its best are among those constituting the carnivorous population here. Sawai Madhopur is known for its exclusive toys, ethnic ornaments and costumes you leave for Chittaurgarh, when one gets an opportunity to watch the colorful countryside passing by in the daylight.

The pride and glory of Rajasthan. The town for its glorious fort, which can be singled out for its glorious past and valor. The fort is perched on 180 meter high hill, covering an area of 700 acres, and can be reached through several gates. The fort is studded with several historical monuments and memorials; the important ones are The Fort - Situated on a hill and spread over 700 acres, it is believed to have been constructed by Bhim, once of the heroes of Mahabharata. Highlight here include yhe Padal Pol, where Prince Bags Singh died during the second attack on this fort; the Bhairon Pol and the Hanuman Pol, where the young Rathore Prince Jaimal of Badnore and his associate Kalla were killed during an attact by Akbar; and the Ram Pol, which commemorates the gallantry of the 15 years old Patta of Kelwa, who died at this spot.

Vijay Stambh

Known as the victory tower, it is a 37 meter high structure with 9 stories. It was built by Maharana Kumbha in commemoration of his victory over the Muslim ruler of Malwa and Gujrat, in 1440.

Rana Kumbha's Palace

This is believed to be the place where Princes Padmini and other royal ladies committed ‘Jauhar’. Though only the ruins remain, the architectural wonders of the palace can still be perceived.

The 'city of lakes’ is perhaps the most romantic and beautiful cities of India. In contrast to Its desert neighborhoods it stands out with an enchanting image of white marble palaces, placid blue lakes, gardens and temples surrounded by hills and mountains. It was founded by Maharaja Udai Singh in 1559 AD on the shores of Lake Pichola. The most striking landmarks of the city are City palace and Lake Palace. It developed scientifically; the old city was surrounded by fortified bastions with entry through 11 gates. Ruins of these fortifications are still there, and the more recent palaces can be visited. In fact, a number of the former royal homes are now excellent hotels, allowing you a glimpse into Rajasthan's princely life with all its attendant splendors.

Udaipur is known for its fairytale palaces that nestle along the banks of a lake, or completely cover islands in its midst. The Sisodia rulers of Chittaurgarh who ruled here obviously had more leisure to exercise their taste than at Chittaur where much of their time was spent at war. It situated on the edge of three lakes, its narrow streets lined with shops and craftsmen's ateliers encourage hours of window- shipping for tourists. Udaipur stands out for its heritage, crafts and performing arts and its school of miniature painting is noteworthy.

The Luxury Coach will take you to Udaipur, The City Palace - It was built in 1725 and the largest palace complex of Rajasthan, 304 meters in height and 244 meters in length was started by Udai Singh and subsequently built upon by later rulers. The main parts of the palace are now preserved as the City palace Museum with a large and varied collection of artifacts. Enter the City palace Museums through the Ganesh Deari. It is the largest palace complex of Rajasthan, 304 meters in height and 244 meters in length.

Saheliyon Ki Bari
The garden of the maids-of-honor. Beautiful lawns, gardens and fountains can be founded here, Jagdish Temple: Dedicated to Lord Vishnu, the temple was built in 1651 A. D by Maharana Jagat Singh I.

Bharatiya Lok Kala Mandal
A museum of folk art. Puppeteers regularly put up shows here.

Pratap Memorial
The monument is homage to Rana Pratap and his faithful steed. There is also a Japanese rock garden in the vicinity.

Fatehsagar
Built by Maharana Jai Singh. Officers the visitor a cruise on its waters or a row across to the island-garden, Nehru-Park.

The 'Golden City' was founded in 1156 A. D. by Rao Jaisal. Located in the heart of the Thar Desert, few cities in the world can match its magnificence. It was the domain of Bhati Rajputs, who were known for their valor and chivalry. They levied taxes on the caravans laden with precious silks and spices that crossed the territory en route Delhi on Sind. Jaisalmer soon became rich, so much so that the merchants, who also served as ministers in the royal courts, came to command more power than the rulers themselves. No wonder the large mansions of the merchants, built adjacent to each other in the nature of medieval desert cultures, are so profusely decorated that the palace, in comparison, appears to pale. Traces of this former opulence are seen in the majestic buildings built here in luminous sandstone. While the havelies and the palace, along with the temples, will warrant the mandatory visits, Jaisalmer is incredible for the experience it brings alive of a medieval township caught in a time warp, as you move up its ancient cobbled streets. For most part, its incredible sculptors were Muslim cragsmen show were induced, on their journeys to the patrons in others parts of India, to stay. The results are an architectural purity that, because of Jaisalmer's incredible isolation, is not seen elsewhere.

Sonar Qila

Built in 1156 A.D. by the Rawal Jaisal the Fort (often called sonar qila) crowns the 80m high Trikuta Hill. About a fourth of the old city's population resides within the fort walls; the fort has 99 bastions around its circumference. There is a group of five Jain Temples within the fort built between the 12th and 15th centuries.

Patwon Ki Haveli

It is the most elaborate and magnificent, best known for its latticed facade.

Salim Singh Ki Haveli

It was built about 300 years ago and is still lived in. It has a beautiful arched roof with carved brackets in the form of peacocks.

Ghadisar

It had once supplied water to the city; the temples and archways around it have been built by a courtesan. Puppet shows are held her in the evenings.

Sam Dunes

Camel Safari, Mud houses and Desert solitude. The sand dunes offer you a memorable experience in the land of the Rajputs. Enjoy the ride on camel back and let the place itself take you to its mesmerizing heights.

Get closer to the local way of living with a close view of thatched straw roofs, camels, narrow streets and the local bazaar. Shop at Rajasthali - the only Rajasthan Govt. emporium, for fine pattu shawls, mirror work & embroidered articles, wooden boxes, trinkets, silver jewellery and curious. At the evening, organize a campfire with the fellow of Rajasthani folk dances and songs.

Jodhpur, a city ringed by a high stone wall with seven gates and several bastions. This second largest city of Rajasthan, founded by Rao Jodha in 1459 A.D. is known for its rock-solid Mehrangarh Fort - It was founded by RAO Jodha in 1459 when he shifted his capital here from nearby Mandore. There are palaces, housed within this daunting strecture among them are Moti Mahal and Phool Mahal. It is one of the most stunning hill forts of Rajasthan. Mehrangarh appears to rise from the bluff-coloured sandstone hill itself , so well built into the base that it is difficult to tell where the hill ends and the walls begin. Founded in the 15th century by the Rathore Rajputs when they shifted their capital from nearby Mandore to Jodhpur (or the region known as Marwar) Mehrangarh from the outside is impressive, and certainly forbidding. There is a surprising lightness to it though, once actually within the fort.

Umaid Bhawan Palace

Umaid Bhawan Palace that holds one in awe. It is also known as Chhittar Palace because of the particular type of sandstone used to build it - which does not decay in the rains. Portion of the palace have been converted into a hotel and museum.

Jaswant Thada

Constructed out of thin sheets of marble which allow the sun to filter in, was built in the memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh 11 in 1899.

Mandor

It is 9 kms of the city, was once the the capital of ancient Marwar and now hosts the cenotaphs built in memory of Maharaja Jaswant Singh and Maharaia Ajit Singh. Crowned with soaring spires, these are embellished with sculptured relifs reflecting the glories of ancient Marwar. Its Hall of Heroes depicting popular Hindu and folk deities is worth a visit. The 16 figures here are carved out of one single rock.

After lunch at a Palace hotel, return to the Palace on Wheels. While in Jodhpur shop for exquisite handcrafted articles including the famous breches, embroidered shoes, metal curious, silverware, paintings and tie and dye fabrics.

Early next morning, the Palace arrives in Bharatpur, the capital of Maharaja Suraj Mal. After breakfast pay a visit to the world famous bird sanctuary, Keoladeo Ghana National Park, the nesting place for thousands of Egrets, Siberian Cranes, migratory Water Fowl and other species of birds.

The Siberian Cranes, who stand tall on ground with an approximate height of 1.35 meters, are the most distinguished visitors of this park. They visit the Park during winters, stay here until March and head back home to Siberia for breeding.

The rickshaw ride with the trained rickshaw-puller guide, through the sanctuary adds wonder to that indescribable experience of watching a huge variety of bird species, lakhs in numbers at one place.

Fatehpur Sikri

The deserted red sandstone city that was built by Emperor Akbar as his capital. Ponder the mysterious desertion of this capital city that was dramatically abandoned a few years after it was built. It was a veritable fairy tale city and its 'ruins' are still in a pristine condition. It is not hard to imagine what the court life must have been like in the days of its grandeur of Shah Jehan, mastermind of the unforgettable Taj Mahal.

Agra Fort

Built by the great Emperor Akbar in 1565 A.D., the fort is a masterpiece of design and construction. Within the fort are a number of exquisite buildings, including the Moti Masjid, Diwane-I-Am, Diwane-I-Khas and Musamman Burj, where the Emperor Shah Jahan died in imprisonment, besides Jahangir’s Palace, Khaas Mahal and the Sheesh Mahal. Itmad-ud-Daulah built by Empress Noor Jehan in the memory of Her Father. Also visit the tomb of Itmad-ud-Daulah built by Empress Noor Jehan in the memory of Her Father.

Taj Mahal

Enjoy the Magnificent Taj Mahal – The Monument of Love in the warm glow of Sunset, which was built in 1630 by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan as a tomb for his beloved wife Mumtaz Mahal. Construction of the Taj Mahal began in 1631, and is believed to have taken 18 years to complete, with over 20,000 craftsmen working around the clock. The design and construction is said to be that of the legendary architect, Ustad Ahamad Lahori. Legend has it that once construction was completed, Shah Jehan had Lahori's hands cut off, and blinded, so he would never be able to duplicate the structure. What makes the Taj Mahal unique is its perfect proportions, distinct femininity, medium of construction and ornamentation. Its marble exterior reflects rose and golden tints at sunrise and sunset, while it is dazzling white during the day. It is impossible to visualize the Taj Mahal in any surrounding others than its paradoxical garden. Paradise, in Islam, is visualized as a lush garden where running streams flow. When the Mughal brought this concept to India they elevated it to heights of Incomparable artistry.

As you drive through the city witness the local life and bazaars (markets) and the hustle bustle of everyday India, Agra is famous for Marble Items, overnight stay at Agra.

Tariff

The Palace on Wheels tariff is charged as per the occupancy level of the cabins. Each level of occupancy has separate fare per person per night journey.

Mentioned below is the train tariff for the lean & peak season of 2023 - 2024 along with terms & conditions, booking & cancellation policy. The tariff is valid till April 2022 & special seasonal departures may include additional costs.

Palace on Wheels Fare for 2023-2024

Tariff per Person in USD (For Foreign Passport Holders)
Occupancy Type Sep & Apr Oct to Mar
  Per Night For 7 Nights Per Night For 7 Nights
Single945
6,615
1,155
8,085
Double 578
4,046
751 5,257
Super Deluxe (Suite) 1,560 10,920
2,079 14,553

Note

  • 50% of the prevailing tariff will be charged for the children between 05-12 years of age
  • 10% of the prevailing tariff will be charged for the children below 05 years
  • 5% GST will be charged extra as applicable
  • There will be a 10% surcharge levied on the tariff for the trips falling during Christmas (25th December) & New Year (1st January)
  • No Charter can be booked during X-mas & New Year period
  • Booking is on first come first basis. Since the seats are limited kindly book in advance
  • The above tariff is subject to revise without prior notice. Revised tariff will be applicable for the booking received after revision of tariff, who have deposited full advance before issuing of order shall be charged on old rates

Tariff Includes

Cost of travel and accommodation, catering, bottled mineral water (morning tea, breakfast, lunch, evening tea and dinner), conducted sightseeing tours in deluxe coaches, entrance fee for monuments and palaces and cultural entertainment.

Tariff Excludes

Liquor, laundry, video cameras & other items of personal nature.

Booking Policy

  • 20% of ticket value at the time of booking
  • Remaining 80% of ticket value 90 days prior to departure date

Cancellation Policy

  • 10% of ticket value 90 days prior to departure date
  • 20% of ticket value between 89 to 30 days prior to departure date
  • 100% of ticket value less than 29 days prior to departure date

Part Journey

Part journey of minimum 05 nights is permissible in advance. However in case of availability of cabins at the last moment it can be booked for any number of nights.

Charter Bookings

  • Charter means booking of 52 cabins for POW on a particular tour departure.
  • The charter can be booked on the existing POW tour itinerary. However, diversion (outside the Rajasthan State) in the approved itinerary may be permissible after prior approval of Indian Railways for which an extra payment of 20% of the charter value will be charged.
  • Charter can be booked in advance during X-Max & New Year period subject to 100% advance deposit with additional 10% of the tariff at the time of booking during season.

Procedure for Confirmed Bookings

  • First priority will be given to the confirmed bookings for full 7 night’s tour. The details of the travelers will have to be provided with the final payment. Any change in the details shall be treated as cancellation and would invite cancellation charges as applicable.
  • Once the names of the guests have been received, no substitution shall be permitted. The old name, if removed shall be treated as cancelled booking (subject to cancellation charges as applicable) and the new name/s will be treated as fresh booking and will be confirmed keeping in view the waitlisted bookings.

No Show / En route Termination of Tour / Amendment

No Show

In case of No Show / Non-arrival of the guest, no refund or adjustment in future travel will be possible. The whole amount shall be treated as forfeited.

En route Termination of Tour

In case of termination of tour by the guest, for any reasons, no refund or adjustment for future travel will be possible. The amount for unused portion of the tour shall be treated as forfeited.

Amendment

Is only possible under the circumstances like Natural Disaster / Natural Calamity or Serious Health Problem's (this needs to be supported by doctor's certificate) and is subject to availability. No refunds are possible and every case will be decided on merits on a case to case basis.

Train Schedule

The Palace on Wheels tour starts on every "Wednesday" of the week from New Delhi, from September until April of the following year.

Reporting time is 1600 hrs at Delhi Safdarjung Railway Station where a royal Indian traditional welcome awaits you. This prestigious train departs from Safdarjung Railway Station at 1830 hrs.

Important : Owing to global popularity of the Palace on Wheels, it is always advisable to book your space well in advance to avoid any availability problem ahead.

Palace On Wheels - 7 Nights / 8 Days
MonthWednesday
September 202306, 13, 20, 27
October 202304, 11, 18, 25
November 202301, 08, 15, 22, 29
December 202306, 13, 20, 27
January 202403, 10, 17, 24, 31
February 202407, 14, 21, 28
March 202406, 13, 20, 27
April 202403, 10, 17, 24
September 202411, 04, 18, 25
October 202402, 09, 19, 23, 30
November 202406, 13, 20, 27
December 202404, 11, 18, 25
January 202501, 08, 15, 22, 29
February 202505, 12, 19, 26
March 202505, 12, 19, 26
April 202502, 09, 16, 23, 30

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