Top 10 Most LUXURIOUS Trains in the World! 2021
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An epic train journey should
An epic train journey should be on any travel enthusiasts bucket list, here are 10 that you won't want to miss!
1. Maharaja's Express.
This train was designed and built to be one of the most luxurious trains in the world, the presidential suite is the largest suite available on any train in the world and occupies a full car and it has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a living room and includes and 24-hour butler service and a luxury car and chauffeur for transport when you're not on the train. There are two dining cars with a choice of continental or Indian cuisine and 3 elegant lounge bars. There are currently 4 different journeys available, The Indian Panorama, The Indian Splendour, The heritage of India and Treasures of India, The Heritage of India takes you on a 7 day trip from Mumbai to Delhi and stops at Udaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner, Jaipur, Ranthambore, and Agra for excursions along the way. Prices for this journey in the presidential suite start at $25,000 per person.
2. Seven Stars in Kyushu.
This is japan's first luxury train and it has to sell its tickets using a lottery system because of the overwhelming demand for its unique travel experience. The train takes 4 days to travel all around the beautiful island of Kyushu, stopping off for excursions along the way, inside the train, the decor is a magnificent blend of Japanese and western traditions.
3. Venice Simplon-Orient-Express.
Perhaps the most famous train journey in the world and yet most people think that it only has one route, when in fact it travels to many places over Europe, London, Venice, Paris, Florence, Verona, Vienna or Budapest. The train itself has carefully restored 1920s cabins, it has 3 different restaurant cars each boasting its own unique menu.
4. The Royal Scotsman.
This train offers a 4-night journey through the beautiful Scottish highlands. The journey includes a seal watching boat trip, a visit to Ballindalloch Castle, Glamis Castle, and the Rothiemurchus estate, as well as 4 nights on the train, all your meals, drink, and entertainment. Only 36 passengers can enjoy the trip at one time so maximum comfort is guaranteed.
5. The Belmond Andean Explorer.
This train will take you on one of the highest railway lines in the world, starting at Cusco in the south of Peru it travels south through the Andean plain to the city of Arequipa, it has 24 contemporary cabins filled with soft tones and natural fabrics that blend beautifully with its surroundings.
6. The Golden Eagle.
The Trans-Siberian Express is probably on the bucket list of most travel enthusiasts and the Golden Eagle is the Luxury version. Traveling through 8 different timezones, from Moscow to Vladivostok, over 6,800 miles (10,945km) this journey lasts two weeks with stops for daily excursions along the way.
7. The Eastern and Oriental Express.
This train is elegantly decorated, taking inspiration from the 1932 film "Shanghai Express", and the dark cherrywood paneling, white linen, and silks give it a refined luxurious feel. The journey lasts 4 days, traveling through lush rainforests and by ancient temples from Bangkok to Singapore, included in the trip are three nights on the train and a daily continental breakfast served in your cabin, a daily 3-course lunch, afternoon tea and 4-course dinner, a guided tour of Kuala Kangsar and a guided cruise along the River Kwai. prices start at around $3,700 per person.
8. The Pride of Africa.
This train travels to and from Pretoria in NorthEast South Africa to Cape Town in the SouthWest but also offers many tours including the Grand Tour Of South Africa, the train maintains the look and feel of the golden age of railway travel without skimping on the conveniences of modern life. The train only ever reaches speeds of around 35mph (60kph) meaning the passengers can open their windows and admire the stunning scenery from their cabins, the dining car, or the open-air balconies on the observation car. The Grand Tour of South Africa includes flights to and from London, Heathrow.
9. The Blue Train.
If you want to travel from Pretoria to Cape Town a lot faster than The Pride of Africa does it but still want luxury then The Bue Train is exactly what you're looking for. The blue train does the journey in 31 hours with a stopover and excursion in Kimberly where you'll take a step back into the days of the diamond rush.
10. The Ghan.
This train takes us on a four-day, 1,851-mile journey (2,979km) across Australia, from Darwin in the North to Adelaide in the South. The train has been operating since 1924 and although it has been refurbished and modernized it still retains some of that old-world charm. The Platinum service includes access to an exclusive dining carriage, five-course meals, a large cabin and ensuite, and breakfast in bed.
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1. Maharaja's Express.
This train was designed and built to be one of the most luxurious trains in the world, the presidential suite is the largest suite available on any train in the world and occupies a full car and it has 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and a living room and includes and 24-hour butler service and a luxury car and chauffeur for transport when you're not on the train. There are two dining cars with a choice of continental or Indian cuisine and 3 elegant lounge bars. There are currently 4 different journeys available, The Indian Panorama, The Indian Splendour, The heritage of India and Treasures of India, The Heritage of India takes you on a 7 day trip from Mumbai to Delhi and stops at Udaipur, Jodhpur, Bikaner, Jaipur, Ranthambore, and Agra for excursions along the way. Prices for this journey in the presidential suite start at $25,000 per person.
2. Seven Stars in Kyushu.
This is japan's first luxury train and it has to sell its tickets using a lottery system because of the overwhelming demand for its unique travel experience. The train takes 4 days to travel all around the beautiful island of Kyushu, stopping off for excursions along the way, inside the train, the decor is a magnificent blend of Japanese and western traditions.
3. Venice Simplon-Orient-Express.
Perhaps the most famous train journey in the world and yet most people think that it only has one route, when in fact it travels to many places over Europe, London, Venice, Paris, Florence, Verona, Vienna or Budapest. The train itself has carefully restored 1920s cabins, it has 3 different restaurant cars each boasting its own unique menu.
4. The Royal Scotsman.
This train offers a 4-night journey through the beautiful Scottish highlands. The journey includes a seal watching boat trip, a visit to Ballindalloch Castle, Glamis Castle, and the Rothiemurchus estate, as well as 4 nights on the train, all your meals, drink, and entertainment. Only 36 passengers can enjoy the trip at one time so maximum comfort is guaranteed.
5. The Belmond Andean Explorer.
This train will take you on one of the highest railway lines in the world, starting at Cusco in the south of Peru it travels south through the Andean plain to the city of Arequipa, it has 24 contemporary cabins filled with soft tones and natural fabrics that blend beautifully with its surroundings.
6. The Golden Eagle.
The Trans-Siberian Express is probably on the bucket list of most travel enthusiasts and the Golden Eagle is the Luxury version. Traveling through 8 different timezones, from Moscow to Vladivostok, over 6,800 miles (10,945km) this journey lasts two weeks with stops for daily excursions along the way.
7. The Eastern and Oriental Express.
This train is elegantly decorated, taking inspiration from the 1932 film "Shanghai Express", and the dark cherrywood paneling, white linen, and silks give it a refined luxurious feel. The journey lasts 4 days, traveling through lush rainforests and by ancient temples from Bangkok to Singapore, included in the trip are three nights on the train and a daily continental breakfast served in your cabin, a daily 3-course lunch, afternoon tea and 4-course dinner, a guided tour of Kuala Kangsar and a guided cruise along the River Kwai. prices start at around $3,700 per person.
8. The Pride of Africa.
This train travels to and from Pretoria in NorthEast South Africa to Cape Town in the SouthWest but also offers many tours including the Grand Tour Of South Africa, the train maintains the look and feel of the golden age of railway travel without skimping on the conveniences of modern life. The train only ever reaches speeds of around 35mph (60kph) meaning the passengers can open their windows and admire the stunning scenery from their cabins, the dining car, or the open-air balconies on the observation car. The Grand Tour of South Africa includes flights to and from London, Heathrow.
9. The Blue Train.
If you want to travel from Pretoria to Cape Town a lot faster than The Pride of Africa does it but still want luxury then The Bue Train is exactly what you're looking for. The blue train does the journey in 31 hours with a stopover and excursion in Kimberly where you'll take a step back into the days of the diamond rush.
10. The Ghan.
This train takes us on a four-day, 1,851-mile journey (2,979km) across Australia, from Darwin in the North to Adelaide in the South. The train has been operating since 1924 and although it has been refurbished and modernized it still retains some of that old-world charm. The Platinum service includes access to an exclusive dining carriage, five-course meals, a large cabin and ensuite, and breakfast in bed.
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