GANGA VILAS CRUISE

The ship embarks on pristine Brahmaputra odyssey from here on where the rich cultural and social heritage of Assam will be displayed to 31 tourists from Canada, Australia, Switzerland, the USA and the UK. The 21 days international river cruise sojou...

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Welcoming ‘MV Ganga Vilas’, the world’s longest river cruise at its culminating destination in Dibrugarh, Sonowal hailed it as a historic and path-breaking event to be witnessed in the Inland Waterways sector since India’s Independence 75 years ago.

During its journey, the cruise MV Ganga Vilas crossed 5 states namely Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, West Bengal and Assam. It entered Assam on February 17 via Dhaka, Bangladesh. Ganga Vilas covered 3,200 kilometre across 27 river systems.

"MV Ganga Vilas will culminate its journey on February 28 in Dibrugarh. A welcome ceremony will be organised by the Inland Waterways Authority of India, under the aegis of Ministry of Ports, Shipping and Waterways...in Dibrugarh on the same day," IW...

The Minister congratulated the people of Assam and the Northeast on this historic moment that is set to unlock huge potential of river tourism, allowing trickle down development for people across the bank of the Brahmaputra.

Noting the key role of tourism in the economy of Northeast, the Prime Minister mentioned this year’s Budget provision of developing and upgrading 50 tourist destinations which will benefit the region a great deal. The Prime Minister also talked abou...

"The Ganga Villas reached Patna as per schedule. There is absolutely no truth in the news that the vessel is stuck in Chhapra. The vessel will continue its onwards journey as per schedule" IWAI said in a tweet quoting Bandopadhyaya.

The world's longest luxury river cruise MV Ganga Vilas has reached Patna and the vessel will continue its onward journey as per schedule, the government said on Monday while debunking reports that the vessel was stuck in Chhapra.MV Ganga Vilas: Cent...

Prime Minister Narendra Modi flagged off the MV Ganga Vilas luxury cruise on the world's longest river voyage from Varanasi to Dibrugarh. The 51-day cruise will cover a distance of more than 3,200 km across 27 river systems. All you need to know abo...

The 51-day luxury journey covering five Indian states, and Bangladesh will cost Rs 50-55 lakh per passenger. However, one will have to wait for more than a year to get a suite in the luxury ship which will cruise across 17 river systems as it is ful...

Tom is the shortest Cruise. But the longest was inaugurated on Friday. Setting off from Varanasi, India's first domestically made cruise vessel, MV Ganga Vilas, will be reaching its destination in Dibrugarh, Assam, via Bangladesh and 50 tourist spot...

Sarma on Friday attended from Pandu ghat in Guwahati the flag off of MV Ganga Vilas, the world's longest river cruise, by Prime Minister Narendra Modi through the video-conferencing mode stated that earlier, there were talks of need for "mainstreami...

Vegetarian Indian cuisine, assorted non-alcoholic beverages, a spa, and doctors on call are some of the features of the world's longest luxury river cruise MV Ganga Vilas which was flagged off on Friday by Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Shipping and ...

The luxury cruise will cover a distance of more than 3,200 km across 27 river systems in five states in India and Bangladesh. The journey will give the tourists an opportunity to embark upon an experiential voyage and indulge in the art, culture, hi...

The luxury cruise will cover a distance of more than 3,200 km across 27 river systems in five states in India and Bangladesh.

PM Narendra Modi virtually flaged off the world's longest river cruise MV Ganga Vilas between Varanasi-Dibrugarh. "India has everything that you can imagine. It also has a lot beyond your imagination. India cannot be defined in words, it can only be...

In what is set to significantly amp up the luxury quotient of the holy city of Varanasi and that of eastern India, PM Narendra Modi will flag off the world's longest river cruise- MV Ganga Vilas, on January 13. The ship will traverse through 27 diff...

MV Ganga Vilas will begin its journey from Varanasi and sail around 3,200 km in 51 days to reach Dibrugarh in Assam via Bangladesh, traversing across 27 river systems in two countries.