10 Points About Indian Railways' Luxurious 'Palace On Wheels' Trains (See Pictures)
The Indian Railways-operated 'Palace on Wheels' is a luxury tourist train which was launched by the Ministry of Railways in association with Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation to promote tourism in Rajasthan, as mentioned on the official website of Palace on Wheels. The 'Palace on Wheels' is rated as one of the top ten luxury train journeys in the world. There are 52 rooms on the train and they are allocated to single, double and triple occupancies, according to the website. The train has a 7 nights and 8 days itinerary tour.
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10 things to know about Indian Railways' 'Palace on Wheels':
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1. The 'Palace on Wheels' comprises 14 fully air-conditioned deluxe saloons, equipped with world class amenities.
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2. The 14 coaches are named after former Rajput states matching the aesthetics and interiors of the royal past. Each saloon has a mini pantry and a lounge to ensure availability of hot and cold beverages, refreshments and a place to relax and get together.
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