Maharajas' Express dream train departures through India begin in 2010.

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October 13, 2009

We're excited to present journeys aboard what is destined to be the most luxurious train in the world. Cox & Kings is a partner in this brand new venture in India. Amazing guest speakers will accompany travelers on featured adventures. One of the legendary figures, Mark Tully (author of multiple books and BBC India correspondent for 22 years), will illuminate the Celestial India journey that departs on March 20, 2010.

Visit the Cox & Kings Maharajas' Express site for more information, photos and details about the dream train journeys.

You can link directly to the full itineraries on coxandkingsusa.com here:

Princely India, Mumbai to Delhi

Royal India, Dehli to Mumbai

Classical India, Dehli to Kokata

Celestial India, Kolkata to Dehli

Posted by Cox & Kings, The Americas on October 13, 2009 at 11:37 AM in India, Subcontinent, Stories, Cox & Kings in the News, Travel, Train Journeys | Permalink

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