A Mindful and Cultural Journey

A Mindful and Cultural Journey

Amankora, Bhutan - Cultural Sites, The Tiger's Nest

19 October - 2 November 2025

Nepal, Bhutan, India and Sri Lanka

Up to 18 guests can join this exclusive expedition across Asia, travelling west to Bhutan and India, then south to Sri Lanka by private jet and staying exclusively in Aman properties.

Breathe in the pristine air of the Himalaya’s sole-remaining Buddhist Kingdom as you explore Bhutan’s forested valleys, revered temples and lofty mountain peaks; discover the exotic colours, famed cuisine and tiger-inhabited wilds of Rajasthan; and stop time on Sri Lanka’s south coast through the colonial grace of Galle Fort and Tangalle’s balmy beaches.

Expedition date

19 October - 2 November 2025

To discover more or to reserve, please email [email protected] or call +1 212 518 1801

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Destination 1: Nepal

Amankora

Kathmandu, Nepal 

Standing at the “Roof of the World,” Nepal is best known for being home to eight of the world’s ten highest mountains, including the incomparable Mount Everest. Surrounded by China, India and Bhutan, the stunningly beautiful Himalayan country, has some of the most picturesque mountain scenery. Discover the extraordinary and unique views of the world's highest mountain with a helicopter ride to Mount Everest, where guests have the possibility of walking around Everest Base Camp, the official starting point of treks to the summit, completing the journey with a champagne breakfast. 

Destination 2: Bhutan

Amankora, Thimphu and Paro 

Amankora is a series of five lodges across the central and western valleys of Bhutan, one of the most remote and pristine environments on Earth. The first two nights will be spent in Amankora Thimphu, situated in blue pine forests close to the capital’s sights and shopping. Nights three and four will be spent in Amankora Paro, close to some of Bhutan’s most treasured historical monuments including the Tiger’s Nest Monastery.

Privately guided expeditions will take in Thimphu’s Pangri Zampa Lakhang, where monks study astrology, the National Library and the National Textile Museum, as well as Paro’s beautiful Dzong and ancient Kyichu Lkakhang temple. Guests will also experience a blessing ceremony with Rinpoche.

Destination 3: India

Amanbagh, India - Main Building, Pool View

Amanbagh, Alwar

A verdant oasis lying within a walled compound, Amanbagh was once the staging area for the Maharajah of Alwar’s hunting expeditions. Close to picturesque rural villages and historic sites such as the ruined city of Bhangarh, the resort evokes the palatial elegance of the Mughal era and provides a tranquil base from which to explore the rich heritage of Rajasthan. 

 

After experiencing the sights and sounds of Jaipur, India’s fabled pink city, leave the Hawa Mahal and Amber Fort behind as you travel into the countryside towards Amanbagh. Here discover the benefits of Ayurveda and learn the secrets of India’s legendary cuisine, practice yoga in the gardens and float over serene Mansarover Lake. Learn more about the Meena tribe who live in the shadow of Ajabgarh Fort, and experience a cow dust tour at sunset, before a meaningful fire meditation and farewell feast.

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Aman-i-Khas, India - Lounge Tent Exterior Aman-i-Khas, India - Experience, Safari

Aman-i-Khas, Ranthambore

Set on the fringes of Ranthambore National Park, one of the world’s premier tiger sanctuaries, Aman-i-Khas is a luxurious wilderness camp offering twice-daily, guided wildlife-viewing expeditions into the park in open-top safari vehicles. The camp’s proximity to ancient Ranthambore Fort and several villages reveals authentic Rajasthani life, allowing for a deep immersion in this region’s remarkable heritage.

 

Ten guest tents offer soaring canopies over spacious living, sleeping and bathing areas, alongside separate Living, Dining and Spa Tents, a central outdoor fireplace ideal for star gazing, and a step well swimming pool. 

Destination 4: Sri Lanka

Amangalla, Galle

In the historic port of Galle, Amangalla rests within the ramparts of Galle Fort, revealing the Unesco World Heritage Sites’s daily activities from its gracious verandah. Behind the hotel’s regal façade lies a 200-year-old garden and a serene swimming pool. Dine on exquisite Sri Lankan and international fare in the chandelier-lit Zaal (Great Hall), beside the pool or on the verandah itself.

A complimentary 90-minute treatment in the Amangalla spa, The Baths, will prepare you for a full day of exporation. Stroll from Amangalla along the Fort’s winding streets lined with buildings from the Dutch and British colonial areas, browse the multitude of boutiques and jewellery stores, and watch as locals fly kite from the ramparts at sunset.

Destination 5: Sri Lanka

Amanwella, Sri Lanka - Aerial Shot, Resort Pool

Amanwella, Tangalle

A scenic two-hour drive from Amangalla heading east along Sri Lanka’s south coast, Amanwella is situated in a mature coconut grove on an idyllic crescent-shaped beach. Offering all the balm of sun, sea and sand, the resort is a contemporary beach retreat inspired by Sri Lankan architect Geoffrey Bawa, and is the perfect destination in which to wind down this remarkable journey.

 

Start the day with yoga on the beach, then explore Tangalle’s colourful market, or learn to surf. Or simply lounge beside the resort’s main swimming pool with its breathtaking sea views and reflect on the extraordinary insights and experiences gained over the last 15 days.