The Golden Chariot Bangalore can strike gold quickly. United Kingdom-headquartered Great Rail Journeys (GRJ) is in the final stages of tying up with the Karnataka State Tourism Development Corporation (KSTDC) for its Golden Chariot tariff. GRJ would ensure an agreement 300 foreign tourists for the Golden Chariot in the initial years. And GRJ officials are certain the number could go up manifold over time. On Monday, GRJ's commercial director David Gaster was in Bangalore for talks with state tourism officials.As market leaders in the UK for rail holidays, GRJ facilitates more than 200 different conducted tours around the globe. Southern states on its journey and thereby gives a comprehensive feel of South India in a week. The fact that South India has such a distinctive culture, cuisine and coastline makes it a wonderful destination and everything incorporated in one trip makes the Golden Chariot an obvious choice. Also, the 'Silver Surfer' tourist profile of GRJ perhaps gels well with luxury train travel. "Our high-end travelers are mostly in their fifties and sixties people who want to enjoy the picturesque South India and don't mind an extra day for that. The leisurely Golden Chariot journey suits their requirement the best.