Bharat Gaurav Train: Temple on Board, Lord Ganesha Gets a Berth on South India Tour

• A Bharat Gaurav Tourist Train from Bihar features a unique temple built on a side upper berth in a sleeper coach, with Lord Ganesha enshrined.
• Passengers are undertaking a 14-night, 15-day pilgrimage to South India, visiting sites like Tirupati Balaji, Rameswaram, Madurai, Kanyakumari, and Puri.
• The train, which departed on January 18 and concludes on February 01, offers an atmosphere of devotion with devotional singing, drums, and cymbals.
• It includes eight sleeper coaches, one Third AC, one Second AC, a pantry car, and two SLR coaches, carrying 464 booked passengers, mostly elderly.
• The journey package covers hotel stays, vegetarian meals, local sightseeing, transfers, onboard security, travel insurance, and IRCTC services.

Why It Matters: A special Bharat Gaurav Tourist Train from Bihar offers a unique pilgrimage experience with an onboard temple.