Inside Deccan Odyssey: One of India's costliest trains
Shikha Gautam, TRAVEL TRENDS, INDIA Created : Nov 21, 2022, 10:00 IST
What makes Deccan Odyssey a luxe experience?
Deccan Odyssey is one of the most luxurious trains in India, similar to the very famous Palace on Wheels. It's also the most loved ways to explore the routes in Maharashtra, and is run by the Indian Railways. The highlight of this luxury train is that it will get you a taste of the life and luxuries of the 16th century kings. The charm of the scenic and very alluring Deccan Plateau, enjoyed via a journey that is one of India's most luxurious travel experience - this is what awaits you.
Read more: 10 most beautiful train journeys in India
What makes Deccan Odyssey special?
Deccan Odyssey, also known as India's own Blue Train, is a class apart, especially for the lovers of train journeys. It has 21 luxe coaches, with 11 of those used as luxe accommodation and the other used as lounges, spas, dining, conference and more. Apart from the luxury, passengers also have access to the internet, AC, great food and more.
What are the facilities aboard Deccan Odyssey?
Regal cabins, multi-cuisine restaurants, plush lounges, welcoming spa, a high-tech conference car - this and more as you explore the best and varied shades of Maharashtra onboard the Deccan Odyssey.
How's the accommodation onboard Deccan Odyssey?
The luxurious accommodation coaches of Deccan Odyssey are also uber-comfortable. Curated furnishings, private phones, attached washrooms, air-conditioning, a personal attendant and more awaits the passengers here.
One can also choose between Presidential Suites (191 sq ft) and Deluxe Cabins (95 sq ft), both well-equipped to blend the seamless comfort with the landscapes that are on the outside.
Different journeys of Deccan Odyssey
You can choose from a very interesting range of journeys that this luxury train can take you on. The most notable routes of Deccan Odyssey are:
- Maharashtra Splendor - 7 nights/8 days - (Mumbai - Nashik - Ellora Cave - Ajanta Caves - Kolhapur - Goa - Sindhudurg - Mumbai)
- Indian Odyssey -7 nights/8 days - (New Delhi - Sawai Madhopur - Agra - Jaipur - Udaipur - Vadodara - Ellora Caves - Mumbai)
- Jewels of the Deccan - 7 nights/8 days - (Mumbai - Bijapur - Aihole - Pattadakal - Hampi - Hyderabad - Ellora Caves - Ajanta Caves - Mumbai)
- Mahrashtra Wild Trail - 7 nights/8 days - (Mumbai - Ellora Caves - Aurangabad - Pench (Ramtek) - Tadoba - Ajanta - Nashik - Mumbai)
- Hidden Treasures of Gujarat - 7 nights/8 days - (Mumbai - Vadodara - Palitana - Sasan Gir & Somnath- Little Rann of Kutch - Modhera & Patan - Nashik - Mumbai)
- Indian Sojourn - 7 nights/8 days - (Mumbai - Vadodara - Udaipur - Jodhpur - Agra - Sawai Madhopur - Jaipur - Delhi)
How much does a journey on Deccan Odyssey cost?
If you are intrigued about how much does a journey on the Deccan Odyssey cost, here is all the information. All the tariffs mentioned below are per cabin for a journey; with an additional service tax of 5% on the published tariff.
Foreign nationals:
(in a separate Cabin)Deluxe CabinUSD 7,320USD 10,500USD 7,878Presidential SuiteUSD 15,855USD 15,855USD 7,878
Indian nationals:
Room TypeSingle OccupancyTwin / Double Occupancy02 Children(in a separate Cabin)Deluxe CabinINR 5,12,400INR 7,35,000INR 5,51,460Presidential SuiteINR 11,09,850INR 11,09,850INR 5,51,460
All children below the age of 5 years are exempt from tariff, subjected to sharing and availability of double bed with parents.
Tariff inclusions:
- Accommodation in double / twin bedded cabin with en suite bathrooms
- Soft Beverages
- Valet Service
- Still Camera fees
- Guided off train excursions and game drives as illustrated in the itinerary - inclusive of entrance fees, park fees, transport and services of an English speaking local guide
How to book a Deccan Odyssey journey?
One can book a Deccan Odyssey journey via their official website.
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