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It feels like yesterday's event that on January 13, Prime Minister Narendra Modi will unveil the longest river cruise in history, and today this cruise is fully booked for almost the next two years having 70% of international guests ad 30% natives.
The Ganga Vilas Cruise, a luxury river cruise on the Ganges River, has indeed become a popular tourist attraction in India. The trip offers a distinctive and all-encompassing experience that enables guests to admire the magnificence of India's cultural history while exploring the gorgeous Ganges.
The Ganga Vilas Cruise's success can be ascribed to its first-rate customer service, breathtaking scenery, and a chance to take in the daily customs and traditions along the river's banks.
According to Raj Singh, the founder & CEO of Antara Luxury River Cruises, which operates the Ganga Vilas, new reservations will only be accepted after April 2024. The majority of travelers who have reserved seats are from the US & Europe.
It's possible that the appeal of seeing India's diverse culture firsthand is one of the factors contributing to the increased percentage of foreign visitors on the Ganga Vilas Cruise. India is frequently visited by foreigners who want to learn about its many customs, historical sites, and spiritual practises.
They have a rare chance to experience these cultural facets firsthand on the Ganga Vilas Cruise, which gives them a deeper appreciation of India's rich legacy. Additionally, it cost between 50 and 55 lakhs for each person, which is quite affordable for Americans and Europeans.
What is for the people who don't want a vacation for 50 days but want to experience the cruise?
Three- & four-day cruises are now available on Antara's Ganga Vilas in response to the demand for satisfying experiences in less time. These more frequent departures are perfect for tourists looking for rich experiences who are not interested in taking months cruise long vacations.
For these journeys, travelers can select from one of Ganga Vilas' sailing itineraries that depart from Kolkata, go through ancient locations like Murshidabad Patna, and Buxar, and end in Varanasi.
