Garvi Gujarat Tourist Train

Indian Railways has flagged off the Garvi Gujarat Tourist Train under the Ek Shreshtha Bharat scheme. The fully air-conditioned train with Bharat Gaurav Delhux AC coaches started its 8-day journey from the Safdarjung station in Delhi. The Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) will operate this tourist train, which can accommodate 156 tourists.

Garvi Gujarat Tourist Train: A Journey through Gujarat’s Heritage

The Garvi Gujarat Tourist Train will cover various tourist attractions that showcase Gujarat’s heritage. The journey will provide tourists with an opportunity to witness Gujarat’s rich cultural, historical, and natural heritage. The tour includes visits to major tourist attractions such as the Statue of Unity, Champaner, Somnath, Dwarka, Nageshwar, Beyt Dwarka, and others.

The 17th Bharat Gaurav Circuit

This tour is the 17th Bharat Gaurav circuit, which centers around the life of Indian freedom fighter Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel. The circuit aims to provide tourists with an opportunity to explore India’s rich cultural heritage and learn about its freedom fighters’ contributions. The Garvi Gujarat Tourist Train is a great opportunity for tourists to explore Gujarat and learn about its rich history.

Bharat Gaurav Delhux AC Coaches

The Garvi Gujarat Tourist Train has fully air-conditioned coaches with modern amenities, ensuring a comfortable journey for tourists. The Bharat Gaurav Delhux AC coaches provide tourists with a luxurious experience, including comfortable seating, air conditioning, and hygienic washrooms. The train’s interiors are designed to provide a luxurious and comfortable experience to tourists.

Ek Shreshtha Bharat Scheme

The Garvi Gujarat Tourist Train is a part of the Ek Shreshtha Bharat scheme, which aims to promote tourism in India. The scheme focuses on creating tourism infrastructure and promoting tourism in various parts of the country. The Garvi Gujarat Tourist Train is an excellent initiative under this scheme, promoting tourism in Gujarat and showcasing the state’s rich cultural heritage