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Journey in Luxury Palace on Wheels
The Palace on
Wheels is one of the most luxurious trains in the world. The
onboard facilities available on the Palace on Wheels are
unrivalled and difficult to be found in any other trains all over
the world. Completely royal in nature, the facilities on the
Palace on wheels are comparable to the best of the 5-star hotel
facilities. Traveling in the royal comforts of the Palace on
Wheels would surely be a unique and rewarding experience for
you.
The onboard facilities on the Palace on Wheels can be divided
into the following categories.
Accommodations: The Palace on Wheels boasts 14 fully
air-conditioned deluxe coaches or saloons. All the coaches are
well appointed and beautifully decorated with traditional
paintings. Each coach has 4 cabins attached to it. The facilities
available in coaches of the Palace on Wheels include bath &
shower, H/C water supply, attached modern toilets, channel music,
intercom, satellite phones, wall to wall carpeting and many
more.
Dining: The Palace on Wheels has two well-maintained restaurants
cum kitchen cars- the Maharaja and the Maharani- offering
delicious and mouth-watering traditional Rajasthani, Indian,
Continental and Chinese cuisine.
Lounge: A separate beautiful lounge car is attached to the Palace
on Wheels, providing peaceful ambience to passengers to relax. In
lounge, the tourists get an opportunity to interact with each
other. The lounge also offers a good collection of books to
choose from. The lounge is also equipped with a color television
and a CD player. The lounge also provides you an enchanting view
of the great Indian countryside during the daytime. In addition,
you can enjoy reading the famous newspapers and journals in the
lounge, available at your disposal.
The Bar: The Palace on Wheels has a 24 hr well-maintained bar to
take care of your drinking pleasures. The well stocked bar offers
a wide variety of scotches, wines and cocktails of Indian and
international brands.
The Bazaar: The Palace on Wheels also boasts a beautiful gift
shop called 'The Bazaar'. Tourists can purchase exotic
handicrafts and gift items from the Bazaar.
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