Enjoy 7 Nights and 8 Days on One of India’s Most Luxurious Trains

Embark on the journey with the streets of Jaipur, the pink city and the glimmering gem of Rajasthan`s crown. Jaipur is not just an ordinary city; it is crafted with of masterpieces introduced by Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II in 1727. The city boasts architectural brilliance and symphony of royal past that revamps the soul of the city.

Once you start exploring Jaipur, you will find so much of artistic perfection and the echoes of bygone craftsmen will take your heart away. The city has so much to offer from glittering jewels in the textiles to unforgettable flavours in your plate. Jaipur is a complete feast for a lively traveller.

While exploring the city, you will find the painted buildings- “The pink City of India” and these structures stand as testament of architectural brilliance and town planning of Maharaja Sawai Jai Singh II. The city not only feast your eyes but the melodious music and rich tapestry of artists will harmonize your ears. The artisans in Jaipur showcase some really unmatchable artistry through their jewellery and textiles, that creates a perfect landscape of royalty.

The glided streets, adorned with bright, colorful artistry are irresistible. Every cornerstone of the city tells a unique story about the past of the city and its royalty. Every hued edifice of the city has so much to talk about the royalty of its monarch. These colorful architectures, finely fabricated music and elegantly designed fabric makes Jaipur, an inseparable part of Indian history. With this journey, you can fabricate your memories with lavish flavours of Jaipur and resonant melodies of traditional music that will create unforgettable memories of Indian history and heritage.

Beyond the brilliance of architecture, there is a place where royalty echoes louder and that place is Sawai Madhopur in Rajasthan. Sawai Madhopur will be your next destination named after Maharaja Sawai Madho Singh I. This city resides in close proximity with Ranthambore National Park and offers great glimpse of royalty.

Before moving forward, prepare yourself to experience the haven of diverse wildlife where tigers reign the territory and show their regal presence in the territory. The city is deeply connected with vibrant forests and whispers the language of ancient history with its 10th century fort standing in the city.

Chittorgarh is a place where valour and glory echoes loudly and it can easily captivate you with its unwavering devotion. The history of Chittorgarh remarks stirring chapters in India, being one of the most powerful and contested seats of power in India. This place remains very sacred for Rajputs as it represents their unwavering spirit in tough times when others lost their momentum. This place got recognition in 2013 when included in the list of UNESCO world Heritage Site.

The Bhimlat Kund of Chittorgarh find its traces from Mahabharata, as it is believed that the construction of Bhimlat Kund was attributed by Bhima when he got stuck and with all his might, he created this reservoir. Chittorgarh is one of those places that will remain in your hearts forever and whisper stories of valor and courage.

The journey of royal adventure will take an exciting turn as you enter Bharatpur, a city of architectural brilliance. The city founded by Jat King Maharaja Suraj Mal in the 17th century and at that time, the city was completely fortified and known as “Lohagarh” (The Iron Fort). The resilience of its military and its architecture helped the city to withstand numerous foreign attacks.

Lohagarh is a masterpiece in its defensive techniques as the stratified and tough walls of the fort are enough to resist enemy`s attacks. Also, the periphery of the fort surrounded with crocodile's heavy jaw makes the enemy rethink before attack. These are some of the most important things that makes Lohagarh “The Invincible Garh” of bygone era. Lohagarh is a perfect fusion of strategical military resilience and exquisite craftmanship. The fort has two entry gates with Northern gate named as Ashtadhatu which is engraved with pictures of elephants while the southern gate is named as Chowburja which is a four pillared gate. Moreover, the artilleries, armors, artefacts and weapons are so delicately preserved that they will give you an eye catching moment.

The expedition to Keoladeo National Park which is also a UNESCO world heritage site has so much things to offer. The park is home to vibrant migratory birds from across the world including China and Siberia. You will surely get captivated with the majesty of Siberian Cranes, Kingfishers, Storks, bee-eaters, Herons and other birds migrated in different seasons. Bharatpur is one of the rarest kingdoms which was ruled by the Jat kings and Maharaja Suraj Mal who played an important role in the formation of Bharatpur. Your journey of exploration will be followed by a breakfast at Mahal Khas that has its own rich history of 198 years. This place was once the residence of Maharaja Suraj Mal that makes it even more special. Today, Mahal Khas is owned by Mr. Bhagat Singh who opened this place for delicious saviors even after such historical significance to fuel your journey with historic landmarks.

Now after covering all the historical landmarks in Bharatpur, the journey will turn towards Agra which is again a historically significant center. Located on the banks of the Yamuna, the city was formed by Sultan Sikandar Lodi in 1504 erstwhile ruler of Delhi. But according to many experts, Agra got its soul after Mughal artistry and splendid masterpieces. Agra is the most prominent center of Mughal architecture, home to one of the most iconic structures i.e. Taj Mahal. This monument was built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the memory of Mumtaz Mahal to embody his love and artistry. The architecture includes white marble engraved with precious stones and artistry that will leave you surprised. As you will start exploring this architecture, you will get captivated in the story of eternal love that Taj Mahal represents.

Agra, the city fused with architectural wonders and historically significant places will surely become an undetachable part of your memory. Prepare yourself to see the legacy of Mughal era and their architecture included in the most iconic city of India.