
Maharaja Suite (400 sq ft – 37.2 sq m)
Note that the Maharaja Suite has a fixed four-poster bed that cannot be separated
Note that amenities may differ from those of a Uniworld company-owned ship

Viceroy Suite (360 sq ft – 33.4 sq m)
Note that Viceroy Suites have a fixed four-poster bed that cannot be separated
Note that amenities may differ from those of a Uniworld company-owned ship

Heritage Suite (280 sq ft – 26 sq m)
Note that Heritage Suites have a fixed four-poster bed that cannot be separated
Note that amenities may differ from those of a Uniworld company-owned ship

Colonial Suite (261 sq ft – 24.2 sq m)
Note that amenities may differ from those of a Uniworld company-owned ship

Colonial Suite (261 sq ft – 24.2 sq m)
Note that amenities may differ from those of a Uniworld company-owned ship
This category is only available on 2027 & 2028 sailings.

Colonial Suite (261 sq ft – 24.2 sq m)
Note that amenities may differ from those of a Uniworld company-owned ship
This category is only available on 2027 & 2028 sailings.

Signature Suite (261 sq ft – 24.2 sq m)
Note that amenities may differ from those of a Uniworld company-owned ship

The East India Restaurant can be found on the Main Deck

Landmarks
Numerous UNESCO World Heritage Sites await in India—particularly in the Golden Triangle—made up of New Delhi, Agra, and Jaipur. You’ll see the beautiful Taj Mahal, a mausoleum dedicated to the third wife of the 17th century Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan.
Humayun’s Tomb is the first garden-tomb in India. Its remarkable design inspired such monuments as the Taj Mahal. Its red and white exterior, geometric motifs, and domed rooftops are truly breathtaking.
Just outside of the rose-hued streets of Jaipur, the Amber Palace presides over a rocky hill. As imposing as it appears at first glance, a tour of the fort’s interior reveals a gorgeously ornate design.
Cuisine
Indian cuisine is famously complex and generous in spices—of which there are so many that we like to host a fascinating spice workshop onboard our Ganges cruises.
Don’t be tempted to paint the entire country with one brush, however, as regional differences in cuisine abound. While you’ll find meat and seafood integral to plenty of Indian dishes, there are primarily Hindu regions that avoid beef and primarily Muslim areas that avoid pork—and many that eschew meat entirely, with a broad range of delicious vegetarian dishes.
While traveling in the Golden Triangle, you may be more likely to dine on rich dishes, such as creamy curries and stews. The international influence skews Tibetan here, so dumplings and noodles find their way onto many local menus. Along the Ganges, fresh fruits and vegetables are plentiful, as is seafood. This is the Bengali region of India, and desserts are especially popular here. Think sweet rice pudding and donuts soaked in syrup.
Festivals
Numerous holidays and festivals are held throughout India every year, creating a special opportunity to engage with local culture from a unique perspective. When our sailings overlap with these holidays, you may have the chance to witness local celebrations. Dance on the sun deck amidst the splash of bright colors during Holi, light firecrackers for Diwali, and listen to the chants rising from the riverbanks outside the ship during Chhath Puja.
Wellness
Celebrate the holistic health benefits of yoga with us through our complimentary Wellness Program, available on every India river cruise. Led by a certified, resident yogi, this program introduces travellers to the different types of yoga with group lectures and daily classes as well as individualized meetings, so that guests at every stage of their practice can participate in this culturally immersive program comfortably.

The Governors Lounge can be found on the Sun Deck

The Observation Deck can be found on the Sun Deck

The Outdoor Lounge can be found on the Sun Deck.

The Voyager Spa and Fitness Centre can be found on the Sun Deck
Kindly inform us in advance if you have specific dietary requests (e.g., low-fat, low-calorie, gluten-free, sugar-free, vegetarian, etc.). This information can be provided to us when completing your Passenger Information Form. We have a “Travelling Lite” menu for guests seeking more health-conscious options, as well as light lunches, vegetarian options, and generous buffets that offer something for everyone. We will do our very best to accommodate your needs given the resources available to us.
Guests must be 5 years of age or older. Guests who are less than 18 years of age must be accompanied by a parent or guardian and booked in a cabin with someone who is 21 years of age or older.
How to pack: Bring lightweight, breathable fabrics to stay comfortable in the warm weather. Long sleeves, sunglasses, hats, and ankle-length pants will help protect you from the strong sun. Sunscreen and mosquito spray are recommended.
For the comfort of all our guests, smoking is only permitted on the sun decks of our ships. Smoking is not permitted on motorcoaches. This policy applies to all forms of smoking materials including vapor e-cigarettes.
We also ask guests to refrain from smoking on shore excursions/tours, especially since many historical sites and other tourist attractions are now smoke-free as well.
Most ships have either a self-serve laundrette (with ironing board) or laundry service for an additional fee. Please contact info@uniworld.com to find out what services your ship offers. No dry cleaning services are available on any ship.
Select ships offer complimentary Wi-Fi access. Please email us at info@uniworld.com to find out if Wi-Fi is available onboard. Service may be briefly interrupted in remote areas, while sailing, or when moving through locks, and the speed will likely be slower than what you are used to back home.
When to go: Fall and winter are the best times to visit India, when the climate is drier and the high temperatures are most manageable. Both of our Indian itineraries operate during this time frame to give you the best experience possible of this incredible destination.


