ABN Rajmahal
She cruises further upstream than any rival
ABN Rajmahal is fifty metres long and powered by three engines; her extra-shallow draught and lower profile let her cruise further up the Ganges than any of her competitors.
She carries twenty-two cabins — fourteen twin/double on the upper deck, four on the main deck, and four single cabins for which we charge no supplement. The décor is stylish and fresh, with touches of colonial elegance brought to life by Indian-inspired, hand-blocked cotton, Bengali antiques and locally made furniture. Every cabin has a French balcony.
As with the rest of the fleet, there is a comfortable saloon and bar, a dining room, a vast canopied sundeck and a small spa — all air-conditioned.
The vessel
Cabins & suites
Every cabin has a French balcony and panoramic views of life along the river.
Upper Deck Twin / Double
Fourteen spacious upper-deck cabins with French balconies and hand-blocked Bengali textiles.
Main Deck Twin / Double
Four comfortable main-deck cabins, closer to the water and the rhythm of the river.
Single Cabin
Four single cabins designed for solo travellers — and we charge no single supplement.
Bengal, drifting past the window
The canopied sundeck runs the length of the ship — for the slow hours between the temples and palaces of the Ganges. The saloon has a library and recorded entertainment; the dining room serves a mild Assamese-and-Continental menu, with wines, beer and spirits.
- A vast canopied sundeck with loungers and steamer chairs.
- Saloon with library, fully air-conditioned throughout.
- A small spa with a choice of treatments.
- Max 20 guests per guide on every excursion.