Ganga Vilas Cruise: Drums beat for foreign tourists in Patna, people gathered to see Ganga cruise

Patna. The Ganga Vilas Cruise, which embarked on the longest journey in the world by waterways, reached Bihar’s capital Patna on Monday evening. There are 32 foreign tourists from Switzerland and Germany on this cruise. Ganga Vilas Cruise will take tourists to Dibrugarh in Assam via Kolkata and neighboring Bangladesh via Ganga.

Foreign tourists aboard the cruise reached the Gurudwara of Patna City on Tuesday. Here he was given a grand welcome with drums. After the Gurudwara, the tourists also reached Golghar and the museum. Various administrative officers, police and doctors were seen deployed along with the leaders to receive them.

After reaching Patna on Monday evening, after sightseeing on Tuesday, the cruise will leave for its next stop. Let us tell you that on the 20th day from Patna, the Ganga Vilas cruise will enter the Sundarbans delta of Bangladesh via the Sundarbans delta located in Kolkata. This huge ship carrying 32 tourists will reach Bogibal port in Dibrugarh, Assam on the 52nd day via Indian waterway number 01 Ganga.

Ganga Vilas Cruise has all arrangements

There are a total of 18 suites in the Ganga Vilas, which embarked on the world’s longest water journey through rivers. To ensure that this journey of more than one and a half months is not boring, apart from music and songs, cultural programs are also organized on the ship. Apart from gym, spa, various other facilities including various cuisines are also available in it.

During the journey from Kashi to Dibrugarh, the tourists of Ganga Vilas will be taken for a tour stopping at more than fifty places of historical and religious importance.

People looked excited about the cruise

A crowd of people was seen at Bhadra Ghat in Patna. People looked very excited to see the cruise. In view of the safety of tourists, it was forbidden to go within 200 meters of the cruise. For this reason, NDRF personnel were seen patrolling the cruise with a speed boat.

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