This is how the world’s costliest trains look from inside!

Travelling by a train can be both fun and an experience! Being a comfortable yet exciting mode of transport, trains have come far in terms of technology. From running on coal to working on steam and now powered by electricity, trains have their own journey!But today, there are trains which are exclusively built to offer guests what we call, a royal experience. On that note, let's see what some of the most expensive trains in the world look like from inside.

One of the most loved luxury trains in the world, India's Blue Train will leave you stunned with its golden interiors. The train takes its passengers to exotic locations in India.

Decorated with brass polishing and beautiful fabrics, Royal Scotsman can accommodate only 40 members at a time. The royal journey is all about expensive wines, mouth watering delicacies and beautiful locales.

Only 72 guests can be inside this super luxury train in Africa. With chic architecture, classy decorations and antique furniture, travelling in this train is an experience in itself!

Live life king size, to understand the meaning of that phrase, you’ll have to travel in the world famous Palace on Wheels! From royal interiors to luxury art and craft, this train exudes class.

Once you step inside this train, you’ll feel like you have entered some mansion, it’s so pretty! For a 3 night/4 day package, one will have to pay over INR 3 lakhs (subject to change).

The list won’t be complete without the mention of the Golden Chariot Train. It’s a perfect journey for people who wish to experience the world from a different perspective. Inside of the train looks like some ancient temple, and one can als enjoy some rejuvenating Ayurvedic massages inside.

Travelling through Northern Spain, this luxury train is equipped with all the modern features. Only 52 lucky passengers are allowed to experience this beautiful journey at a time.

This luxury South American train offers some breathtaking views during the entire journey. The 3.5 hours trip offers a range of delicious dishes and Peruvian wine.