New Maharajas' Express guest lecturer announced, fall 2010.

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May 24, 2010

Asia art expert Dr. Amin Jaffer will be a guest lecturer aboard the Maharajas' Express on the Royal India journey November 14, 2010, Delhi to Mumbai.

Do you love art? Have you dreamed of luxurious travel by train? If so, this could be the perfect journey for you. Renowned International Director of Asian Art at Christie's, Dr. Amin Jaffer, will accompany travelers and share his knowledge and experiences. Learn more about Dr. Jaffer and what he will bring to this extraordinary journey on our Maharajas' Express micro site.

Discover photos and more about Maharajas' Express dream train journeys.

Maharajas' Express: Royal India journey, details on coxandkingsusa.com.

Posted by Cox & Kings, The Americas on May 24, 2010 at 10:27 AM in India, Subcontinent, Travel, Train Journeys | Permalink

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