Maharajas' Express

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THE MAHARAJAS' EXPRESS

The Maharajas' Express recreates the lifestyle of the royal past, redefining luxury and comfort. Maharajas' Express, a train that never fails to provide a royal experience, has four cabin types: Deluxe, Junior Suite, Suite, and Presidential Suite.

Maharajas' Express invites you to travel across this legendary region and discover the mysticism that is India.

Features :

  • Inclusive tariff 
  • All meals
  • Complimentary house wines, spirits and beers
  • Sightseeing with entrance fee
  • Services of experienced Tour Director
  • Exciting activities at destinations
  • Choice of optional excursions and spas at hotels
  • Paramedic Onboard
  • Round-the-clock Valet Service
  • CCTV cameras, smoke alarms and 24X7 security
  • Large windows to savour the magnificent terrain



MAHARAJAS' EXPRESS TRAIN LAYOUT :

Maharajas' Express train includes two generator cars, two staff wagons, six Junior Suite carriages, five Deluxe Cabin carriages, two Suite carriages, one Presidential Suite carriage, one lounge and boutique carriage, two Restaurant carriages, one bar carriage and one kitchen wagon.

Maharajas’ Express Carriages have been named after precious and semi-precious jewels.


MAHARAJAS' EXPRESS CABINS

Maharajas' Express has four cabin types: Deluxe, Junior Suite, Suite, and Presidential Suite.

Deluxe Cabin :

  • Area : 112 sq. ft. / 10.4 sq. mt.
  • En suite shower and WC
  • Direct dialing telephone
  • Live TV
  • Writing ledge and stool
  • Wardrobe with electronic safe
  • Price starting from 3,90,600 ₹ (4890 $)


Junior Suite : 

  • Area : 150 sq. ft. / 13.9 sq. mt.
  • 12 Twin and 6 Double Bed Cabins
  • En suite shower and WC
  • Direct dialing telephone
  • Live TV
  • Table with chair
  • Wardrobe with electronic safe
  • Price starting from 4,15,800 ₹  (4950 $)


Suite :

  • Area : 220 sq. ft. / 20.4 sq. mt.
  • 4 Double Bed Cabins
  • En suite bath tub, shower and WC
  • Minibar
  • Direct dialing telephone
  • Live TV
  • Separate sitting area with sofa chairs
  • Wardrobe with electronic safe
  • Price starting from 6,38,400 ₹  (7600 $)


Presidential Suite :

  • Area : 448 sq. ft. / 41.6 sq. mt.
  • 1 full coach
  • Two bedrooms and a living room
  • Master bedroom with double bed and en suite bathroom with bath tub, shower and WC
  • Second bedroom with twin beds and en suite bathroom with shower and WC
  • Minibar
  • Direct dialing telephone
  • Live TV
  • Separate sitting area with sofa chairs
  • Wardrobe with electronic safe
  • Price starting from 10,83,600 ₹ (12900 $)

MAHARAJS' EXPRESS LUXURY RESTAURANTS :

On the magnificent Maharajas' Express, there are two thematic fine dining restaurants where you can enjoy excellent meals in a colorful but soul calming ambiance. The names of the restaurants are well matched to the skillfully created design, environment, and idea.

   
Mayur Mahal

The names of two of them are "Rang Mahal," which translates to "The Palace of Colors," and "Mayur Mahal," which is named after India's beautiful national bird, the peacock, affectionately known as Mayur. The two fine-dining restaurants can comfortably accommodate 42 guests each at any given time. The layout offers space for four people for those who want to socialize over a lively talk while enjoying the meals, as well as two seats for those who prefer to enjoy their meal while having a quiet conversation.

Rang Mahal

Maharajas' Express' chefs will be more than happy to present you with a variety of Indian and international food. Table d'hote meals are included in your fare. Guests can also select a good wine pairing from a large selection provided aboard. All aboard meals—breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner—will be served in the two restaurants.


MAHARAJAS' EXPRESS LUXURY LOUNGE & BAR

There are two bars available for those who like to relax with a drink and a good conversation. One of them is a lounge bar called 'The Rajah Club,' while the other is a themed bar called 'Safari Bar.' Both bars provide cozy and relaxed seating options that go perfectly with the great selection of wines and spirits, allowing you to relax and have fun. They have a small selection of literature available for those who like to be left alone, and they also have a few board games available for those who enjoy socializing.

Raja Club Lounge

They can arrange an appropriate conference arrangement at the Safari Bar for corporate passengers who wish to blend work and relaxation onboard the Maharajas' express. This bar is also used for special occasions.

Safari Bar

Maharajas’ Express invites you to a sojourn through this fabled land and experience the mystique called India.


Location: India

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