The colonial heritage of Bengal has inspired many a traveller to embark on a journey that depicts the region’s history through the river Ganges. On the banks of the Lower Ganges, the French, Dutch, Danish, Portuguese and English made settlements to trade, preach and farm while local rulers, saints, agriculturalists, musicians and writers created new ways of living as they encountered European commerce, tastes and power. Experience true luxury and relax while witnessing this culture with the care and hospitality of the Ganges Voyager and its crew.
- Visit Mother Teresa’s home, memorial and the Missionaries of Charity orphanage that she founded
- Enjoy an early morning city-tour of the well-preserved British colonial buildings in Kolkata, including Victoria Memorial Museum.
- Visit Khushbagh, a tomb complex set in scenic fields, built by a local ruler
There are no future departures for this trip at this stage.
Ganges Voyager I & II
| Crew | 35 |
|---|---|
| Cabins | 28 |
Ganges Voyager I & II were amongst the first to sail the Ganges as cruise vessels.The all-white Georgian décor cocoons guests in a glorious past, combined seamlessly with contemporary hospitality and comforts.
Common spaces are rich with cane and wood furniture, Persian rugs, and wide Burmese teak decks. Large French balconies offer riverscapes and spectacular views to guests.
In the spacious suites, intricate tapestries and hand-stenciled murals embellish a luxe stay. Cosy sitting areas, a gym and spa, breezy, sun-kissed spaces and excellent service make these ships serene sanctuaries for travellers in India.
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