The Golden Chariot - A luxury Hotel on Wheels
Welcome
aboard The Golden Chariot. A journey that takes you
through the splendours of a glorious land. In a truly
royal setting. Kingdom after kingdom, The Golden Chariot
takes you into a spectacular journey of discovery. Of
empires that shaped the history of the land. Of kings who
were more artists than rulers. Of forgotten cities,
unearthed in all its glory. The train unfurls one mystery
after another. Before letting you immerse in the natural
wonders around. Mighty waterfalls. Exotic jungles. Virgin
beaches. Silent valleys. Countless stories. Of gods, poets
and saints. And when you come back tired, indulge in the
extremely exquisite ambience of The Golden Chariot. Two
fine dining restaurants, a lounge bar, a spa and a gym
await you. Not to mention, the ultra-luxurious cabins
designed in architectural styles that flaunt the rich
heritage of Karnataka. A most royal travel experience.
Just like in those days.
The Golden Chariot - Pride of the South
A journey reassuringly long. From most modern cities to
forgotten lands. The glorious ruins at Hampi. The
stone-sculpted temples at Belur and Halebeedu. The tallest
standing monolith chiseled out of a single rock, at
Shravanabelagola. Cave temples hewn out of sandstone at
Badami. The magnificent structures at Pattadakal. The glory
that is Mysore. And that's not all. Virgin beaches and
mighty waterfalls flash past your window. And the generous
spread of dense jungles and the amazing wildlife of Kabini
add colour to the fabulous train journey.
The Golden Chariot - Southern
Splendour
Just like the name suggests, this journey is truly out of
this world. Heritage cities. Sleepy villages. Vibrant
festivals. From the erstwhile French colony of Puducherry to
the famed backwaters of Kerala. Lush green paddy fields and
cobalt blue skies. A brilliant and colourful display. Meet
the Gods. Say a prayer. Every day, you will be reborn. In a
different age, different time. Walk the temples at Madurai.
And spend a lazy evening at Kovalam beach. You would want to
call the journey anything more than just splendour.
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