Get Hitched In Style! Palace On Wheels Offers Destination Weddings & On-Board Photoshoots
To turbocharge tourism, the Rajasthan State Tourism Department is rolling out an exciting plan: the luxurious Palace on Wheels train will now host enchanting destination weddings every Friday, complete with pre- and post-wedding photoshoots!
Excited about the initiative, Tourism Minister Diya Kumari said, "This move will breathe new life into destination weddings in Rajasthan, attracting both local and foreign visitors to experience our rich culture and traditions."
Rajasthan: the ultimate wedding destination
She said that the couples getting married at the Palace on Wheels can make their most important moments not only memorable, but also play the role of tourism ambassadors for Rajasthan and India.
This innovative plan aims to boost revenue and create new opportunities in the tourism sector, leveraging Rajasthan's wealth of heritage properties and stunning venues like forts and palaces.
Rajasthan has 75% of India's old and historic buildings, which makes it the top spot for weddings in the country. According to the Tourism Department, there are over 120 forts, palaces, and traditional houses in Rajasthan where weddings take place.?
Palace on Wheels - Indian Railways' regal train?
Operated by the Rajasthan Tourism Development Corporation (RTDC), the Palace on Wheels is a unique train journey through Rajasthan's rich cultural heritage.?
Since its launch in 1982, this luxurious train has been a window into the lavish lives of Rajasthan's past rulers. With its beautifully restored carriages, each named after former Rajput states, the train offers a glimpse of old-fashioned charm with its fancy designs and comfy interiors.?
Travellers get to explore famous spots like Jaipur's bustling streets and Udaipur's peaceful lakes while enjoying delicious meals and traditional performances onboard.?
Guided tours of ancient forts and palaces reveal Rajasthan's fascinating history, making the Palace on Wheels an unforgettable adventure for anyone curious about the region's royal legacy.??
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