The Royal Orient - 10 Days/ 9 Nights
This atmospheric train has been modernized in traditional decor. Its consists of 13 AC Coaches. Each coach has four cabins sharing two bathrooms with hot and cold water, a lounge area with TV, video and music console, plus two attendants to beckon to your every need. There are two restaurants offering Western , Chinese and Indian cuisine. One carriage is known as the Watering Hole, and yes you guessed it, its the bar (Note Gujarat is a dry state but the train is exempt form prohibition). Most of the travel is by night, leaving days for full excursions in luxury Indian standard coaches.

Day 1 Arrive Delhi- Tuesday
Arrive Delhi on International flights. Overnight in your hotel.

Day 2 Delhi- Wednesday
Your journey begins with your VIP red carpet welcome, including garlands and music at Delhi Cantonment station.

Day 3 Chittaur - Thursday
Arrive in Chittaur, once the pride of the Rajput's, India's most valiant warrior race, where
you will visit Chittaurgarh Fort, built in 7th century.  with its 9 story watch tower and spread over 700 acres. You will also visit Udaipur, the city of dawn which claims to ignite the imagination of poets, painters, travelers and writers.

Day 4 Junagadh- Friday
Junagadh- The Home to, arguably, India's greatest emperor Ashoka Muarya. You will visit the Darbar hall museum including the picture gallery, palanquin room, costume and arms gallery. Veraval- you will visit The Shiva Hindu Temple at Somnath. Legend has it that this temple was built in gold, then rebuilt in silver, wood and finally in stone.

Day 5 Sasan Gir Forest- Saturday
Sasan Gir Forest- home to more than 312 Gir Lions, a Unique species of lion that is different to its African Cuisine. It is claimed to be historically indigenous from a vast area that covered Greece to Bengal. Other animals you might see are the Panther, Hyena, many types of deer and if you are lucky the rare chowsingha (four horned antelope) to name a few. You will see numerous types of bird and will also visit the crocodile farm. Later on travel to Ahmedpur-Mandavi or visit the nearby island of Diu with it's 1535 AD fort. This area was colonised by the Portuguese and is known as the Goa of the North.

Day 6 Palitana- Sunday
Palitana (Temple City)- Over 863 temples exist here, built over a period of 900 years. This tour includes a two hour hill ascent. However you can hire dolis (palanquins carried by men) to make the journey less tiresome. Travel to Sarkhej- a Village that still lives in mediaval age, with customs and folks art all kept inact.

Day 7 Ahmedabad- Monday
Ahebabad - The capital of Gujarat, known to be the adobe of the great Mahatma. You will visit temples and mosques, plus given a chance to purchase local crafts. Dont forgot to haggle.

Day 8 Jaipur- Tuesday
Jaipur (The city that stood still)- visit the Amber Palace on elephant back and shila mata Temple, amongst other sights.

Day 9 Delhi- Wednesday
Back to Delhi and transfer to the Hotel

Day 10 Delhi- Thursday
Transfer to the airport for your flight