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Remote Lands is the world's foremost luxury travel designer focused exclusively on Asia. We create bespoke journeys tailor-made to your highly discriminating tastes, optionally by private jet. We specialize in unique experiences that are difficult to arrange and require extraordinary insider connections with remarkable local people - and open the door to authentic ways of life and deeper insight into the soul of Asian cultures. Remote Lands, Inc. Remote Lands |
Spring Forward Bid a welcome farewell to winter by jetting to Asia this spring. Stroll through breathtaking avenues of cherry blossoms in Japan bursting with color, see unspoiled 2,000-year-old frescoes in Gansu province in northern China, and explore the lush, tropical wonderland of Indonesia. Please call us today for other recommendations and a complimentary consultation at +1.646.415.8092. |
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In Bloom Tokyo and Kyoto, Japan Cherry blossoms, or sakura, are one of Japan's major symbols and there is no better time to see them than the spring. Literally stop and smell the flowers on expertly guided hanami, or flower viewing excursions, in Tokyo and Kyoto, and learn about sakura's significance in Japanese art and literature. Stay at a ryokan, a classic Japanese inn with rice paper screens, yukata robes and tatami mats, and have an exclusive, private meal prepared especially for you by one of the country's finest sushi masters. |
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Cultural Surf and Turf Borobudur and Bali, Indonesia Comprised of over 10,000 islands, Indonesia offers stunning biodiversity and cultural pursuits. On Java, visit Borobudur, the largest Buddhist monument in the world. Stay at Amanjiwo, which has views of this stunning 9th-century marvel and is also close to Prambanan, one of the most beautiful Hindu temple sites in the world. Fly from Java to Bali and engage in the island’s sybaritic pleasures such as diving, golf, and yachting, in addition to visiting top galleries, making kites with Balinese royalty and helicoptering over volcanoes. |
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Spelunking Through Time Dunhuang, China On the edge of the formidable Taklamakan Desert in Gansu Province, the former Silk Road outpost of Dunhuang is home to the stunning Mogao Caves, a complex of 492 caves that feature extremely well-preserved Buddhist sculptures and frescoes, some almost 2,000 years old. Journey into the dunes by camel, dine under the stars and participate in the rare pursuits of sand tobogganing and sand bathing. |
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