Maharajas' Express: A peek inside India's most luxurious train, price, packages and more details

If you're looking for a lavish and luxurious train ride across India, the Maharajas' Express is a must-consider option. Hailed as the "World's Leading Luxury Train", this extraordinary train offers an opulent experience and exceeds expectations. With a major significance on cultural and historical places, the journey gives you a glimpse of the rich heritage of Incredible India. Here’s everything you need to know about the train, its services and fares.

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Maharajas' Express, hailed as the "World's Leading Luxury Train", has given rail journeys a completely new experience by offering guests a plush experience.

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With a strong focus on cultural and historical sites, the routes cover various destinations, primarily in central India.

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The train journey provides a glimpse of the rich cultural heritage of Incredible India, which will leave you with fond memories of this train journey to be cherished.

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A train that never falls short of providing you a royal experience, the Maharajas’ Express features four cabin types - Deluxe, Junior Suite, Suite and Presidential Suite.

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Maharajas’ Express carriages have been named after precious and semi-precious gemstones (Navratna) and include a living room, two bedrooms, and washrooms.

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Guests staying in the Presidential Suite benefit from a dedicated 24-hour personal valet, ensuring attentive and luxurious service.

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The Presidential Suite also includes an exclusive language-speaking guide and a luxury car for off-board journeys.

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Ticket prices: INR 5 lakh – INR 19 lakh for a 3N/4D to 6N/7D trip.

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One can book the tickets at www.the-maharajas.com/pages/bookticket