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Rajasthan introduces India’s first luxury E-cruise on Ana Sagar Lake
In a bid to boost tourism, Rajasthan has launched India’s first luxury electric cruise on the picturesque Ana Sagar Lake in Ajmer. This eco-friendly e-cruise will offer passengers a luxurious experience while preserving the environment. The service, owned by JP Dadhich and developed by Goa-based Board Craft Private Limited, is a major innovation, with a total investment of INR 5 crore.The luxury e-cruise, made from lightweight fiber instead of heavy iron, is designed to operate in shallow waters, as shallow as four feet. This 22-meter-long double-decker vessel is the first of its kind in India, offering passengers both comfort and sustainability. The lower deck is air-conditioned, providing a cool escape during Ajmer’s hot months, while the upper deck features open-air seating and a dance floor, making it perfect for private events such as parties, DJ nights, or simply enjoying the lake’s panoramic views.
With a capacity to accommodate 150 passengers—75 on each deck—the cruise offers ample space for guests to relax and enjoy the ride. A fully equipped kitchen onboard serves a variety of cuisines, including continental dishes and fast food, along with fresh juices. Separate restrooms for men and women add to the comfort of the journey.
What sets this e-cruise apart is its commitment to sustainability. Powered by batteries, the cruise emits no harmful pollutants, and future plans include installing solar panels to enhance its eco-friendliness. Bio-toilets are also featured on board, reducing the environmental impact on Ana Sagar Lake. This initiative is a shining example of responsible tourism, combining luxury with a commitment to the environment.
For entertainment, the cruise offers a lively atmosphere with music and dancing on the upper deck, creating a unique experience as passengers sail across the tranquil waters of Ana Sagar. Safety is also a priority, with the boat equipped with CCTV cameras, life jackets, and a rescue boat on standby.
Source: Times Travel
