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One of India&rsquos bespoke luxury trains, Maharajas&rsquo Express, has entered the list of most Instagrammable and luxurious trains around the globe published by Paris-based travel and tour operator Club Med.
After rounding the best luxury trains in terms of reviews, ticket price and sights, along with social media rankings, it has placed the luxury train on the 14th position in the list of the most Instagrammable train journeys in the world.
Maharajas&rsquo Express also finds itself on the 18th position of the world&rsquos most luxurious trains list.
The luxury train was launched in 2010 to give travellers a bespoke experience. A one-week tour would have you exploring spellbinding places such as the shimmering Lake City of Udaipur, the majestic fort at Jodhpur, the marble symmetry of Taj Mahal, the intricate sculptures of Khajuraho, the spiritual vibe of Varanasi, and more.
A trip to the elegance of a bygone era is guaranteed in the nostalgia-inducing spaces of the express, which allows for all modern day comforts for its 88 passengers. One can pick from the many luxurious cabin choices such as Deluxe, Junior Suite, Suite, Presidential Suite, all of which offer 24-hour valet service. The train has two restaurant cars, Peacock and Haveli. And an exotic Safari Bar with a great collection of wines and spirits.
The luxury promised to travellers moves beyond the confines of the express the sightseeing tours across cities also carry forward the same sense of comfort.
Maharajas&rsquo Express offers four different journeys namely &lsquoHeritage of India&rsquo, &lsquoTreasures of India&rsquo, &lsquoThe Indian Panorama&rsquo and &lsquoThe Indian Splendour&rsquo but owing to the present pandemic situation, first 17 departures of the current season (2021-22) from October 3, 2021 to January 23, 2022, have been cancelled.