Covering nearly 2,000 miles in 51 days, it is the longest river cruise in the world.

Here’s what it’s like.

An architect by training, Massari oversees the technology of the cruise ships.

Exterior of the MV Ganga Vilas sailing down the Ganges River at dusk

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The group owns four luxury cruise vessels deployed on shorter luxury cruises until now.

The Itinerary

The cruise begins at the holy city of Varanasi in central India.

Murshidabad and Sualkuchi two cities famous worldwide for their mulberry silk textiles are also significant itinerary stops.

A Great Indian Rhino stands in a marsh in Kaziranga National Park

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The cruise spends 15 days in Bangladesh before reentering India.

It is an ecological wonder to behold firsthand.

The Vessel

TheMS Ganga Vilasis a luxury vessel done in Art Deco style.

Drone View Cityscape of Dhaka city in Bangladesh

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Each suite has floor-to-ceiling French windows for optimal views.

You might spot river dolphins leaping out of the water if you’re lucky.

The restaurant onboard seats up to 40 guests and serves Indian and Continental fare.

Interior of a guest state room on board the MV Ganga Vilas

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Theres also a spa and a gym available.

The vessel is also home to a reverse-osmosis water plant, which provides fresh and safe drinking water.

Its hospital-grade silencers ensure a noise-free cruise experience for guests and the rivers fragile fauna.

The Lounge Bar on board the MV Ganga Vilas

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Tickets for the 51-day cruise start at $16,500 and can be bookedhere.

The sun deck on board the MV Ganga Vilas

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