MUMBAI

UDAIPUR

JODHPUR

JAIPUR

AGRA

The Deccan Odyssey is a luxury train in India that feels like a moving hotel. You can sleep, eat, and travel all in one place without changing hotels again and again, making your journey easy and comfortable.

Inside the train, you will get clean and comfortable rooms, soft beds to sleep, a private bathroom, tasty food every day, and friendly staff who are always ready to help you. The train is designed like a royal palace and shows the rich culture and style of India.

During the journey, you will visit forts and palaces, historic cities, local markets, villages, and beautiful landscapes. It is a great way to see many places while enjoying a relaxed and smooth travel experience.

What is the Cost of the Deccan Odyssey Train?

The cost of the Deccan Odyssey train depends on your travel dates, cabin type, and availability. Prices may change during peak seasons and based on the type of cabin you choose.

Since it is a luxury train, the price includes your stay, meals, travel, and sightseeing, giving you a complete and comfortable travel experience. It is best to request a custom quote for exact pricing.

Is Food Included in the Deccan Odyssey Train?

Yes, food is included in the Deccan Odyssey train journey. You will get daily meals such as breakfast, lunch, and dinner served onboard throughout your trip.

The train offers a mix of Indian and international dishes, prepared fresh by expert chefs. The food is hygienic, tasty, and served in a comfortable dining area for a great experience.

The Deccan Odyssey’s six routes each focus on a difficult-to-reach portion of India. The seven-night Central India tour is the most relaxing method to visit Hampi’s distant old monuments. The seven-night Hidden Treasures of Gujarat route, which travels from Mumbai to the rarely visited northwest state of Gujarat, is particularly appealing.

Each of the Deccan Odyssey’s six routes focuses on a difficult-to-reach region of India. The seven-night Central India tour is the most relaxing way to see Hampi’s remote ancient monuments. The seven-night Hidden Treasures of Gujarat route, which departs from Mumbai and travels to the rarely visited northwest state of Gujarat, is especially appealing.

When visiting Gujarat, you won’t see any famous landmarks, but you will see a part of India that hasn’t changed much. In this primarily tribal state, you will be welcomed into the villages of the Agarias and Rabari tribes. Little is known about the farming towns on the outskirts of the Rann of Kutch, the world’s largest salt marsh and a surreal luminous white landscape stretching as far as the eye can see.

Gir National Park, the Asiatic lion’s sole surviving habitat, is slowly encroaching on the salt marsh. Asiatic lions have a shorter mane and black speckles on their coats, giving them a silvery appearance. They are slightly smaller than their African counterparts. You can go on a safari into the park as part of the train’s excursion to track the lions; despite their reputation for caution, sightings are common. The train returns to Mumbai via a circular route that includes stops at Hindu and Jain temples, as well as workshops where you can see some of the state’s textile industry in action. Gujarat silk is well-known as one of India’s finest materials, and it is used to create hand-woven sarees with exquisite patterns, which are a popular Indian wedding attire.

Experience Luxury Onboard

• Stay in comfortable cabins
• Enjoy tasty food (Indian & international)
• Relax with spa services
• Visit famous places with guides
• Travel without stress

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