Eating on the Palace on Wheels, in Rajasthan, India if I have dietary restrictions
I've heard a lot about the train that was owned by a Maharaja and has become a major tourist attraction. I'm gluten allergic and have other dietary restrictions. I'm wondering if cooped up in a train would be a problem and even though the web site says they can accommodate dietary restrictions, how much flexibility is available. I'd like to hear from folks who have been on it.
Best Answer
I can't give you any specific information about the Palace on Wheels, but I can tell you that Indian's are very accommodating to people with dietary restrictions. Indian culture encourages individuality in religious practice, and that individuality often shows up as self imposed dietary restrictions (Gandhi is an excellent example). In rural parts of India you will have difficulty communicating your specific dietary restrictions, but the Palace on Wheels is generally something that only foreign tourists or wealthy English speaking Indians take. So, I expect that you won't have any problems getting properly fed aboard the train.
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Is Palace on Wheels worth it?
Sure, the Palace on Wheels ticket price might be pricier as compared to the other luxury India tours, but it is definitely worth it. Unlike the usual Rajasthan Tour, where you have to travel in between cities and states by bus and check in and out of hotels many times, the Palace on Wheels eliminates all these hassles.What is included in Palace on Wheels?
7 Nights /Eight Days Palace On Wheels Train Tour Includes :- Overnight travel & stay in luxury train with AC Sleeping chambers having private attached bathroom.
- Pre-paid group excursions & sightseeing tours in AC buses with English speaking Guide & monument entrance fees.
- Bed Tea/Coffee Service ; Daily 3 meals (viz.
How many days is Palace on Wheels?
Route. The train has a 7 nights & 8 days itinerary departs from New Delhi (Day 1), and covers Jaipur (Day 2), Sawai Madhopur and Chittaurgarh (Day 3), Udaipur (Day 4), Jaisalmer (Day 5), Jodhpur (Day 6), Bharatpur and Agra (Day 7), return to New Delhi (Day 8).Can Indians travel on Palace on Wheels?
Palace on Wheels to roll out discounted fares for domestic travellers. As Indian travellers are getting more used to living and travelling with the pandemic in our lives, Palace on Wheels brings a special offer.Palace on Wheels - Luxury Train Travel India - A Week in Wonderland
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