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world's longest luxury river cruise to set sail in 2023

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The Indian govt. intends to launch the longest luxury river cruise in the world, travelling from Varanasi to Dibrugarh via Bangladesh.

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The cruise will set sail from next year & estimates a push in the inland waterways development in India.

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On January 10, the 50-day trip will start from Varanasi and travel 2,500 miles.

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The cruise will pass through Kolkata & Dhaka before reaching Bogibeel, Assam on 1st March.

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The 50-day Ganga Vilas cruise will travel along 27 different river systems while stopping at more than 50 tourist destinations, including World Heritage Sites.