Travelogues

The Beatles, yoga, ashrams, Ganges – Rishikesh is India’s capital of chillaxing in style. For those interested in mixing wellness with spirituality, few places in North India can match this destination. 

The Maldives is all about the resort. It is where you are going to eat, sleep, and go on excursions — and these seven are Remote Lands favorites.

Travelogues from Remote Lands speaks with traveler and ordained Dharmacharya on mindful travel and traveling by private jet.

Ladakh is India’s truest travel frontier, but two must-see stops in the region are Diskit and Thiksey.

The geographically isolated Andaman and Nicobar Islands are rarely visited by Western travelers, but recent years and hotel openings have seen this region’s popularity boom.

Remote Lands is featuring some very special Aman jet expeditions in 2020 and 2021, including journeys spanning Europe and America.

It’s the Amanbagh at Alwar that makes for the best possible luxury stay in Alwar, a majestic (and spooky) slice of Indian history.

Richard Holkar grew up in a piece of Indian history: Ahilya Fort. The story Holkar’s family, is deeply ingrained in Maheshwar.

With the history of the Sikhs, architecture, and the city’s status as a hotbed of Punjabi culture, Amritsar is a place where travelers can delve deeper.

The famed Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple is a towering, gilded structure renowned as both the world’s richest temple and one of its most mysterious.

For lovers of all things tribal in Nagaland, there is a certain celebration that blows away other tribal gatherings in Asia: the Hornbill Festival.

Kazakhstan, a landlocked nation of endless steppes and highlands. It’s a treasure of natural wonders, but don’t forget these four cities on your Central Asian journey.