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Artist’s Impression
for a land like no other on earth,
a journey like no other
Imagine a rail journey in the style of royalty, experiencing the wonders of India from the palatial surroundings of your luxuriously
appointed private cabin aboard the Maharajas’ Express. Disembark and immerse yourself in the country’s rich history, cultural
treasures, spectacular wildlife, temples, palaces and people - all brought to life by expert local guides - or maybe take part in a game
of elephant polo. Relax on board amid state-of-the-art comforts - each cabin has a television with in-house movie channel, individual
climate control and a direct dial telephone - and enjoy the finest cuisine with discreetly attentive service.
Launching in January 2010, the Maharajas’ Express is the last word in luxury train travel and the ultimate way to see India in style.
There are four 11-night itineraries: from Mumbai to Delhi, and vice versa, and from Delhi to Calcutta, and vice versa. Prices from
£4,795 per person for 11 nights, including 6 nights aboard the train.
For further information and brochure requests, please telephone
RIRTL Maharajas’ Express,Telephone 020 7808 5688
Bookable through your preferred travel organiser.
2010 special guest speaker departures: 11th February - “Royal India” between Delhi – Mumbai accompanied by multi award-winning
journalist and broadcaster, Michael Buerk. 17th March - “Celestial India” between Calcutta - Delhi accompanied by Sir Mark Tully, the renowned
author and broadcaster and BBC’s India correspondent for 22 years.
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