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6 FEB 2023

The Most Expensive Trains Of India 

DRISTI SHARMA
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TRAVEL IN LUXURY

In India, travelling in luxury and comfort is often synonymous with flights. But trust us when we say that it is not always the case.

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TRAINS OF INDIA


India has the fourth largest railway network in the world, with 23,000 operating trains. Some trains can offer you the journey of a lifetime.  

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Palace On wheels

Palace On Wheels was re-launched in 2009 to promote Rajasthan tourism. It covers 3,000 kms over 8 days. Tickets go as high as Rs 12 lakh!

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MAHARAJA EXPRESS

Launched in March 2010, this is the most expensive train in the world. You get a 24-hour personal valet, complimentary mini-bar, a lavish bathtub. Tickets? Rs 20 lakh!

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deccan odyssey

Inspired by the travelling of Indian royals, Deccan Odyssey operates on 6 routes. Cars double up as spa, bar, conference rooms. Tickets: Rs 11 lakh for 8 days.

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Started in 1994, the Royal Orient is among the most luxurious trains of the world. It gives you a taste of the Raj. Tickets: Rs 1.68 lakh.

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If you want to explore the south in luxury, hop on The Pride of Karnataka. With 3 train routes, it shows you the best of the scenic South. Tickets for Rs 3.98 lakh.

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Fairy Queen Express

The Fairy Queen is one of the oldest luxury trains in India, running since 1855. It takes you from Delhi to Alwar, Rajasthan, for Rs 7,000.

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BUDDHIST CIRCUIT

This train is designed to take travellers through the life of Lord Buddha. The 8-day journey goes from Delhi to Bodh Gaya. Tickets go up to Rs 1.25 lakh.

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