IRCTC set to run India's first tourist train under Bharat Gaurav Train Project from Today
The train will cover states including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh and Telangana. IRCTC mentioned the train's capacity of 600 persons.
IRCTC set to run India's first tourist train under Bharat Gaurav Train Project from Today
New Delhi: Indian Railways is ready to start the IRCTC tourist train under the Bharat Gaurav Scheme, under which the citizens travel widely within the country and explore the wonders of India.
This tourist train will depart on the Shri Ramayana Yatra Circuit from New Delhi, also originate from Safdarjung railway station, and will cover the distance of approximately 8,000 kilometers between India and Nepal on the Shri Ramayana Yatra Circuit.
For pe person, the journey will cost around Rs 65,000.
The train will cover states including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Karnataka, Tamil Nadu, Andhra Pradesh, and Telangana. IRCTC mentioned the train's capacity of 600 persons.
The First ‘Bharat Gaurav’ train was flagged off from Coimbatore for the journey to Shirdi on June 15. These trains will provide theme-based service to the tourist and showcase India's rich cultural heritage and magnificent historical, natural scenic places.
Read Also : GAIL organized 'Kanthasth 2.0' Hindi workshopNews Must Read
- REC Ltd received NOC to set up wholly owned subsidiary in Gift City, Gujarat
- Atanu Chakraborty Reappointed as part-time Chairman of HDFC Bank
- MRPL Q4 Results: Net profit slips 40%, Annual Gains Strong
- DMRC Celebrates 30th Foundation Day at Bharat Mandapam
- Sushil Sharma assumes additional charge of CMD, and Director (Personnel) of SJVN Limited
- Coal India Limited Board recommends final dividend, here to know
- Dr. Subhransu Sekhar Acharya assumes charge of NSIC CMD
- CIL reports mixed bag of results for Q4 of FY23-24
- NMDC's Promising Start to FY25, Targets 50 Million Tonnes
- RITES to take assessment for Vande Bharat Trains