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Remote Lands is delighted to announce the dates for the 2019 Aman Private Jet Expeditions, including our Global Expedition from Tokyo to Venice for Spring 2019 and the original Pan-Asia Private Jet Journey in October.
These premier, once-in-a-lifetime experiences all feature:
- Travel in a stunning Airbus ACJ318 jet configured in lounge format with sofas and coffee tables
- A maximum of just 16 guests
- All private touring and transfers with your own private car, driver and guide, and personalised itinerary each day
- Aman's exclusive ultra-luxurious properties.
There are only a few seats left for each of these departures. Call us on 1-646-415-8092 or email [email protected] for more information.
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Tokyo to Venice | April 15 - May 6, 2019
10 beautiful Aman properties in nine countries over 21 days
Tokyo, Japan • Shanghai, China • Vinh Hy Bay, Vietnam• Phuket, Thailand • Thimpu, Bhutan • Paro, Bhutan • Alwar, India • Porto Heli, Greece • Budva, Montenegro • Venice, Italy
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China - Bhutan - India - Sri Lanka | October 12 - 28, 2019
A 16 day ultra-luxe journey from Asia's north to south.
Shanghai, China • Lijiang, China • Thimpu, Bhutan • Paro, Bhutan • Alwar, India • Ranthambhore, India • Galle, Sri Lanka • Tangalle, Sri Lanka
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Snow clad peaks, monks with maroon robes, colorful monasteries with yak butter scents, and smoking juniper leaves conjure up images of the high plains of Tibet. But this isn’t Tibet. Little known Gansu province in China is home to Labrang Monastery, one of the most important Gelugpa (Yellow Hat) sect Tibetan Buddhist institutions in the world, as well as to spectacular mountains and grasslands that are far off the normal tourist path.
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The Tijara Fort Palace is uneven, broken, and yet still somehow evokes a sense of reverence that only a royal residence can. Our car serpents though vacant plots toward the palace on the hill.
These 19th-century ruins remained in disrepair for over a hundred years, today a nearby high-end weekend getaway from the torrent of New Delhi. The conversion of Tijara Fort from a deserted palace into a luxury destination has been nothing short of spectacular.
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There of plenty of places in the world where travelers will find pastoral countryside and unique cuisine, but Japan sets itself apart with a distinctive diversity of culture and tradition. For those seeking respite from the garish robot bars of Tokyo or endless temples of Kyoto, there’s a 70-kilometer road-and-bridge bike ride through six islands in rural Japan known as the Shimanami Kaido.
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Serene vibes radiate through Bali’s Bukit Peninsula. Most tourists pop up to Uluwatu on a day trip to see Pura Luhur Temple, Padang Padang Beach, and pro-surfers at sunset on Pecatu. Travelers should stay a little longer though for forest bike rides free of traffic, good food, hidden stretches of sand, and incredible surf breaks – all to yourself.
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There are quite a few good places to watch the seasons change in Seoul: Gyeongbukgung, Namsang Tower, and even Olympic Park, but the fall foliage aficionado will want to get out into Korea’s mountains. Most travelers don’t realize that pretty much all of the Korean peninsula is covered in a mountainous terrain just waiting to turn colors for fall. And, with Korea’s healthy (bordering on the unhealthy) obsession with hiking, trails, lifts, and switchbacks can easily get hikers to the peaks they want for the views they need.
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For those who want to feel the creative pulse of a city that boasts a mix of East and West, an artistic beat has hidden in Dubai for over 70 years. Today, as Dubai rises in prominence as a travel destination, the art scene is growing fast, and it’s not so alternative anymore. With that development has come good eats and exciting activities in the city’s cultural enclaves.
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