The journey starts in the evening with a lively welcome, featuring traditional shehnais and a refreshing drink at Safdarjung, Delhi. The royal treatment begins as you step into the coaches, where the rooms and services are thoughtfully designed to offer comfort and elegance. Delhi was chosen as the starting point because of its rich and noble history, creating the perfect setting for this luxurious trip.

Picture this a grand entrance where every detail reflects royalty. As you board the train, the sound of shehnais fills the air, and you're given a turban, a fragrant garland, and a traditional tikka. The feeling of such a magnificent entry is enough to make you feel like royalty. The general manager of the train will greet you personally and introduce you to the team who will take care of your every need with care and sophistication.

Once your journey begins, you can explore the palace-like setting of the train, where luxury and elegance are everywhere. Wearing a beautiful, bright turban, you’ll feel more connected to the royal experience. You can enjoy your favorite drink at the bar while taking in the surroundings. As the evening comes, you’ll be served a delicious dinner with a wide range of dishes, all prepared with love and attention to detail, making your journey truly unforgettable.

This trip takes you back to a time when India was ruled by kings and queens, offering you the same level of luxury aboard the train. Starting with the royal welcome in Safdarjung, Delhi, your journey of unmatched comfort and elegance begins, with every moment feeling truly special.

Start your journey through the streets of Jaipur, the pink city, known as the shining gem of Rajasthan's crown. Jaipur is no ordinary city; it was created with great masterpieces introduced by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1727. The city is filled with amazing architecture and echoes of its royal past, which bring life and soul to the city.

As you begin exploring Jaipur, you'll discover a lot of artistic beauty and feel the lasting influence of skilled craftsmen from the past. The city offers many things — from sparkling jewels in textiles to delicious flavors on your plate. Jaipur is a complete treat for a lively traveler.

While exploring the city, you'll notice the painted buildings — called the "Pink City of India" — which stand as a symbol of the architectural brilliance and thoughtful town planning of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. The city not only delights your eyes but also enchants your ears with its beautiful music and rich artistic culture. The artisans in Jaipur display truly unmatched artistry through their jewelry and textiles, creating a scene that reflects royalty.

The streets of Jaipur are covered in bright, colorful art, which is simply irresistible. Every corner of the city has a unique story about its past and its royal history. Every brightly colored building tells something special about the city's monarchs. These colorful buildings, beautiful music, and elegant fabrics make Jaipur a key part of Indian history. With this journey, you can create lasting memories filled with the rich flavors of Jaipur and the soothing melodies of traditional music, offering unforgettable experiences of Indian heritage.

Beyond the stunning architecture, there's a place where royalty's legacy lives on loudly, and that place is Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan. This city is named after Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh I and is located near Ranthambore National Park, offering a glimpse into the grandeur of royal times.

Before you continue, get ready to explore a place filled with diverse wildlife where tigers are the true rulers, showing off their majestic presence. The city is closely linked with lush forests and carries the whispers of ancient history, especially through its 10th-century fort that stands proudly in the city.

Chittorgarh is a place where courage and honor are remembered strongly, and it has a powerful way of capturing your heart with its deep sense of devotion. The history of Chittorgarh is full of inspiring stories and has played a major role in India's past, being one of the most powerful and fought-over regions in the country. This place holds great importance for the Rajputs, symbolizing their strong spirit during difficult times. It was recognized in 2013 when it was added to the UNESCO World Heritage Site list.

The Bhimlat Kund in Chittorgarh has its roots in the Mahabharata. It is believed that Bhima, one of the Pandava brothers, created this reservoir when he was stuck, using all his strength to do so. Chittorgarh is one of those special places that will stay in your heart forever, sharing stories of bravery and heroism.

Now, your journey will take a gentle turn towards beauty as we head to Udaipur. The city is named after Rana Udai Singh and is famous for its many lakes that add to its charm. The stunning views and elegant locations make Udaipur one of the most romantic cities, deeply connected to the legendary love stories of ancient rulers.

Along with its romantic appeal, the city also showcases magnificent architecture that highlights the brilliance of bygone eras. This place is perfect for collecting souvenirs, as its rich history serves as a reminder of the royal past that once ruled the land.

The Jag Mandir in Udaipur will surely leave you amazed with its grand view, surrounded by clear blue water that feels almost unreal. It is a real masterpiece of Indian architecture. You will reach there by ferry, which itself will be an artistic journey. The Jag Mandir is designed so precisely that from a height it looks almost heavenly, as if it belongs to your dreams.

A Brush with colorful thoughts and a cruise of beauty. After a satisfying lunch, we give you the chance to express your colorful thoughts through paint and colors. You can join painting classes guided by a professional painter. This activity will introduce you to an art form and also let you explore the world of natural colors.

To further enrich your experience, we will take you on a boat ride across Lake Pichola to a 5-star hotel for a delightful lunch. Here, you can enjoy delicious food while soaking in the scenic beauty of the lake. However, your final destination will be Jag Mandir, a historical wonder right in the middle of the lake. The experience of having a good meal by the lake will surely become a cherished memory.

Your romantic mood will change dramatically once you step into Jaisalmer, known as the "Golden City." This city was founded by Rawal Jaisal in 1156 and its name means "the hill fort of Jaisal," reflecting the grand structure that is considered one of the crown jewels of the region.

Jaisalmer is located in the center of India's only desert, the Thar Desert, which is also the largest sand desert in the world. Despite being surrounded by sand dunes, Jaisalmer stands out for its beautiful architecture. As the sun sets, the sandstone forts of Jaisalmer become even more magical, and you'll see why it's called the Golden City.

Once you arrive in Jaisalmer, you'll feel like you've traveled back in time. The city exudes a rustic charm, with roads lined with mansions and havelis. Many of these buildings are listed as World Heritage Sites and showcase amazing architectural details highlighting the rich history of the place.

For a royal experience, we'll arrange a special dinner under the desert sky at "Sun Dew." As night falls, the elegance of Jaisalmer Fort becomes more prominent, and with the lighting, it transforms into the Golden Fort. The sight of the sandstone structures glowing in warm light is truly breathtaking. Dining under the open sky with the glowing fort in the background will create a memory you'll never forget.

The feeling of royalty will really hit its high point as you arrive in Jodhpur, known as the "Blue City." The city was founded by Rao Jodha, a Rajput king, in 1459 and is considered the second largest city in Rajasthan.

As you approach the town of Mandor, you'll start to feel the unique vibe of the place. The Royal Brass Band of Mehrangarh Fort will make your arrival even more special, giving you a glimpse into royal processions from the past. The lively music will set the perfect mood for exploring this royal paradise.

Jodhpur is famous for its grand forts and palaces, which are a clear symbol of the power of the past. However, the city's beauty isn't just in its royal buildings. The everyday homes in Jodhpur also show off intricate stonework and remarkable craftsmanship. The carved windows are a strong example of the city's rich architectural history. The deep blue color that covers the city gives it the nickname "Blue City of India."

Get ready for a lively mix of art and history in Jodhpur. This experience is sure to become a memorable part of your journey.

The journey of royal adventure takes an exciting turn as you arrive in Bharatpur, a city known for its amazing architecture. Founded by Jat King Maharaja Suraj Mal in the 17th century, the city was fully fortified and called "Lohagarh" or "The Iron Fort" at that time. The city's strong military and impressive design helped it survive many foreign attacks.

Lohagarh is a perfect example of defensive engineering, with strong walls that are tough to break through. The fort's perimeter is also surrounded by a large crocodile pit, making it hard for enemies to plan an attack. These features make Lohagarh known as "The Invincible Garh" from the past. The fort combines smart military strength with beautiful craftsmanship. It has two main gates—the Northern gate called Ashtadhatu, which is decorated with elephant carvings, and the Southern gate called Chowburja, built with four pillars. Inside the fort, you’ll find well-preserved weapons, armor, and other artifacts.

The next stop on your journey is Keoladeo National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. This park is home to a wide variety of migratory birds from around the world, including China and Siberia. You'll be amazed by the sight of Siberian Cranes, Kingfishers, Storks, bee-eaters, Herons, and other birds. Bharatpur is a rare kingdom ruled by the Jat kings, and Maharaja Suraj Mal played a key role in shaping the city. Your adventure continues with breakfast at Mahal Khas, a place with 198 years of history.

After exploring all the historical sites in Bharatpur, your journey moves to Agra, another historically important city. Located on the banks of the Yamuna River, Agra was founded by Sultan Sikandar Lodi in 1504. But many experts believe the city truly came to life with Mughal artistry and grand architecture. Agra is famous for its Mughal structures, especially the Taj Mahal. Built by Emperor Shah Jahan in memory of his wife Mumtaz Mahal, the Taj Mahal is a symbol of love and artistry, made of white marble and adorned with precious stones.

Agra, with its architectural wonders and rich history, will surely leave a lasting impression on your journey. Be ready to experience the legacy of the Mughal era and their iconic architecture, a true highlight of India's heritage.

Here's the end of an unforgettable journey—the Palace on Wheels schedule is detailed above. This trip began with a lot of curiosity and hopes, all through the train ride. The train will arrive in Delhi at 7:00 AM, and we hope by the time it reaches its final destination, you'll have filled your heart with many unforgettable memories and experiences. The last breakfast will be served at 7:30 AM, and it's time to check out. We thank you for your cooperation and support with the staff and hope to meet again for more cherished memories. Best wishes and Travel Safely!