Main Attractions of Golden Chariot Train Tour
Luxury train tours are gaining momentum in India and persuading tourists from across the world to witness the grandeur of historical places and royal life in India. Such luxury trains are run to cover Rajasthan. However, there are different types of other trains covering other parts of India. The Golden Chariot Train is also one of them that gets its name from the Stone Chariot in Historic Hampi – One of the many places it visit as it winds its way through the beautiful state of Karnataka. The train runs in night from one destination to another and stops at a station from where you can explore the wonderful destinations. All the 5-star facilities are provided to you so that you can enjoy the best time in a way like never before. The beautiful and most luxurious train is run and operated by Karnataka Tourism Development Corporation that started on fairy trip in the year of 2008 – a newer addition to the luxury trains in India covering the prime destinations. Everything is selected very carefully in this train; even logo is also made up of a mythological animal with the head of an elephant and body of a lion. Why Golden Chariot is Special Train to Explore Karnataka and Southern Part of India? Purple and gold passenger carriages that are total in 11 with a total of 44 cabins and an attendant for every cabin, make it an ideal train and of course a running hotel to stay in the most comfortable way and travel in an entirely different way. Each carriage has its name that includes Kadamba, Hoysala, Rastrakota, Ganga, Chalukya, Bhahamani, Adhilshahi, Sangama, Shathavashna, Yudukula and Vijayanagar. These are the names after a dynasty that ruled Karnataka. Not to forget to restaurants serving Indian and continental cuisines, a lounge bar, business facilities, spa and gym. Different types of packages for golden chariot train tour are offered that include: Pride of the South – The beautiful India trip, especially made of southern part of India covers Bangalore, Kabini, Srirangapatnam, Mysore, Shravanabelagola, Belur, Halebid, Hampi, Badami, Pattadakal and Goa.