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Journeys That Still the Flow of Time JOURNEYS THAT STILL THE FLOW OF TIME Charter your trains! The Luxury Trains offer all the assistance and the Operation of Exclusive Luxury Train charters whether its the Deccan Odyssey, The Royal Rajasthan on Wheels or the Golden Chariot. We can plan and organize for your individual train journey across India. We take care of all the details, like routing, Government permissions, on and off board arrangements, etc. Please contact us for cooperations, offers and assistance. Contact Us SWITZERLAND INDIA USA Phone : +41-44-500-4135 Ground Floor, Chanderlok Building, Phone : 1-877-90-INDIA, 1-877-904-6342 India ! is the guru of the nations, the physician of the human soul in its profounder maladies Fax : +41-44-515-5585 36 Janpath, New Delhi-110001, INDIA Fax : 1-302-261-7177 Email : [email protected] Phone : +91-11-4373-7059 / 2332-2332 Email : [email protected] Web : www.theluxurytrains.com Fax : +91-11-23348003 Web : www.theluxurytrains.com Email : [email protected] Web : www.theluxurytrains.com Welcome to The Luxury Trains TLT The Luxury trains is a leading Luxury train company in India offering Holidays by Rail. “We are the Company with a passion for Rail Tours and Luxury trains Experiences in India”. With an experience of more than 25 years, our Company specialize in Train Holidays and Chartering options for Luxury Trains Journeys on pan India basis. Our Expertise lies in Understanding the very DNA of the rail Holidays, We specialize in the product that we know the best. The Luxury Trains is one of the truly rail specialist companies in India. India defies description; The Luxury Rail Journey is a discovery in itself of this magical, mesmerizing and magnificent land truly called Incredible India! We are committed to provide you with an exquisite holiday Experience ; The Rail Holidays operated by us are designed to enhance the enjoyment levels of your rail Holidays. We make every efforts to make the journeys booked through us a once in a lifetime experience for our customers . An unforgettable journey awaits you "The Luxury Trains" is one of the India's Largest Luxury Train's Operators. It is also one of the largest consolidators for Palace on Wheels, On board our luxury trains a fascinating journey awaits you through India - The country of contrasts. You will take part in the pulsating life Royal Rajasthan On Wheels and Deccan Odyssey Trains. of the metropolitan cities of Mumbai, Delhi, Bangalore, Kochi, or Chennai. Our trains take you to the most extraordinary touristic places of the country, such as Jaipur, the Capital of Rajasthan, Udaipur the city of lakes, the colorful Madurai in Tamil Nadu and the lively port city of The Luxury Trains is the "Worldwide Marketing Partner" for "The Golden Chariot" which is being operated by The Karnataka State Tourism Kochi on the Arabian sea. Come and experience the finest nature has to offer in the Ranthambore National Park and you may even get a Development Corporation in collaboration with Indian Railways. glimpse of the majestic tigers roaming the wild. We bring you in comfort to the world heritage sites of Ellora and Ajanta in Central India's State Maharashtra. Further we take you to the historical city of Fatehpur Sikri, once capital of the great Moguls and naturally to the 7th new "Incredible India" is a country of vibrant colors and therefore, whenever you think of heartwarming colors, think of "The Luxury Trains", your wonder of the world, the Taj Mahal. On board our Luxury Trains, your rolling hotel there is no daily packing and unpacking of bags, partner to service your guests who deserve nothing but "The Best". changing hotels, or driving endless hours on bumpy roads. On board our Luxury hotel train you will be spoiled culturally, gastronomically and with the best hospitality India has to offer. 2 www.theluxurytrains.com www.theluxurytrains.com 3 Welcome to India the land of a billion dreams 4 www.theluxurytrains.com www.theluxurytrains.com 5 Gateway of India The Deccan Odyssey Tour 01 - Maharashtra Splendor - Mumbai – Aurangabad – Ellora Caves – Tadoba – Ajanta Caves - Nashik – Kolhapur – Goa – Mumbai Tour 02 - Jewels of the Deccan - Mumbai - Bijapur - Aihole - Pattadakal - Badami - Hampi - Hyderabad - Mumbai Tour 03 - Indian Odyssey - Delhi -Sawai Madhopur - Agra – Jaipur – Jodhpur -Udaipur – Vadodara – Mumbai Tour 04 - Indian Sojourn - Delhi - Sawai Madhopur – Jaipur – Agra - Sanchi – Aurangabad - Mumbai Tour 05 - Hidden Treasures of Gujarat - Mumbai - Vadodara - Bhavnagar - Sasan Gir - Little Rann of Kutch - Modhera - Ahmedabad - Delhi TLT The Deccan Odyssey also offers four resplendent Presidential Suites, the pinnacle of style and sophistication, with exquisite décor and all modern amenities. In keeping with the tradition of royal repasts, the Deccan Odyssey has two gourmet restaurants on Maharashtra Splendor board, Peshwa 1 and Peshwa 2, which ensure that the cuisine keeps pace with the train's journey. Deccan Odyssey The jewels of ancient Indian architecture - Ajanta & The well-stocked bar, called the Mumbai-Hi, will keep you in high spirits through this incredible Ellora Caves Romancing India by Rail journey. The Deccan Odyssey comes equipped with a delightful spa, "Plumeria", with well-trained Thrilling game drives through Tadoba Tiger Reserve Since the advent of the railways in India, masseurs to help you relax your body after a long day of exploration. "Mardani Khel" Martial arts of the Marathas Wine tasting at an Indian vineyard in Nashik. train journeys have been the subject of Tour 01 - Maharashtra Splendor (Mumbai to Mumbai) Goan Cuisine and an old Portuguese villa - a slice of much fascination and mystery. Indian living history Day 1 - Board the Deccan Odyssey at Mumbai – on to Aurangabad – Ellora Caves Royalty and the British aristocracy would Day 2 - Aurangabad – Ellora Caves (closed on Tuesday) - The fine sculptures of the Hindu, Jain and often set out on a shikaar or on Buddhist caves are the work of the priests and pilgrims passing through the ancient trade route. Jewels of the Deccan celebrations, out in the wilderness or Day 3 - Tadoba – Tiger Reserve is the largest national park in Maharashtra. deserts or mountains, traveling in the Day 4 - Ajanta Caves (closed on Monday) - are a world heritage site, Ajanta displays the complete Iconic symbols at Aihole. luxury of their private palaces on wheels. panorama of the Buddhist development in India with the Mahayana group, Hinayana group and the UNESCO World heritage Sites in Badami, Pattadakal Today, the Deccan Odyssey continues this later Mahayana group. and Hampi. Culinary delights of the Nizams in Hyderabad. Day 5 - Nashik - A unique blend of civilization & modernization. Nashik is a paradise for tourists legacy of princely sojourns by Retail therapy at the bustling bazaars of Hyderabad. introducing fascinating journeys covering with Historical Caves,Temples, holy rituals, museums, wet lands and lots more. Handloom weaving centres of Pochampally and the length and breadth of the exotic and Day 6 - Kolhapur – The land of magnificent temples, is the religious pride of Maharashtra. It is a historic Guledgud. enchanting landscape of India! Maratha city, with the Mahalakshmi temple forming the focus. Day 7 - Goa - India's smallest state, with strong Portuguese influences, having been a colony of Services and Cabins Portugal till as late as 1961. Goa is visited by large numbers of international and domestic tourists each year for its beaches, places of worship and world heritage architecture. The Deccan Odyssey comprises 21 *Terms and Condition as applicable Day 8 - Disembark in Mumbai - Early this morning, after breakfast, Bid farewell to the Deccan Odyssey superlative, royal coaches that wind their as your royal passage through the grand vistas of India comes to an end. way through each well-planned and diverse itinerary. Twelve of these contain Included Services: Please note: the guest cabins and are named after Accommodation in double / twin bedded cabin with en suite bathrooms Taxes including 3.50% Government Service tax, Insurance , Gratuities significant regions of Maharashtra. Each All meals (B, L and D) ·Laundry, Alcoholic Beverages, Soft beverages during non meal hours cabin on the Deccan Odyssey is spacious ·Soft Beverages including juices, mineral water and aerated drinks ·Video and Professional Still Camera fees and equipped with every modern Valet Service, Still Camera fees ·Arrival and Departure transfers amenity to make sure that your journey is Guided off board excursions on SIC basis for Deluxe cabins and private car for International and Domestic air tickets Presidential Suites and game drives as illustrated in the itinerary - inclusive of Pre and Post tour accommodation comfortable and memorable. The cabins entrance fees, park fees, transport and services of an English speaking local guide Tour extensions unless specifically mentioned as a part of the journey are elegantly designed to reflect the * Visit of National park is subjected is changes as per the wildlife policies and laws defined by Government of India. 6 www.theluxurytrains.com www.theluxurytrains.com 7 Ajanta Caves The Deccan Odyssey TLT Tour 02 - Jewels of the Deccan - Mumbai to Mumbai : (Tour 02) Day 1 - Board the Deccan Odyssey at Mumbai – on to Bijapur Indian Odyssey Day 2 - Bijapur - Bijapur is a town blessed by scattered ruins and still intact gems of the 15th to 17th century Muslim architecture. A formidable fort surrounds the town, which has some of the finest India's architectural wonders in Agra, Vadodara, Jaipur, mosques in the Deccan and retains a pleasant atmosphere. Ranthambore Day 3 - Aihole – Pattadakal , also spelled Pattadakalu is a World Heritage site, a village and an Secret recipes from the Royal kitchens of Vadodara and important tourist centre in the state of Karnataka and is located on the left bank of the Malaprabha Rajasthan River in Bagalkot district and is 22 km from Badami and 514 km from Bangalore.
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