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Palace on Wheels is presented here as an operator-scheduled heritage rail journey beginning and ending in Delhi. The source route links Jaipur, Ranthambore, Chittorgarh, Udaipur, Jaisalmer, Jodhpur, Bharatpur and Agra, combining major royal-city visits with wildlife and birding stops. Final day order, train timings, cabin category, meals and shore excursions must follow the confirmed operator departure.
Places Along Your JourneyCheck in for the confirmed departure and board the train in Delhi. Cabin allocation, welcome formalities and dinner follow the operator programme.
Scheduled Jaipur sightseeing focuses on the city’s royal and architectural heritage before rejoining the train.
Follow the operator programme for Ranthambore and Chittorgarh. Any safari is subject to park operations, permit availability and the train timetable.
Explore Udaipur through the scheduled city programme before returning to the train.
Discover Jaisalmer’s fort-city and desert heritage according to the confirmed shore excursion plan.
Visit Jodhpur’s principal heritage sites and return to the train for the onward journey.
The programme combines Bharatpur/Keoladeo with Agra. Exact birding format and monument timings depend on the operator schedule.
Arrive back in Delhi and disembark. Onward airport or hotel transfer can be arranged separately or included in the final quotation.
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