India

The Ultimate Travelling Camp (TUTC) is the only way to see the Ladakh, a combination of high passes, gorgeous rivers, and the culture on the top of the world.

The Tibetan Refugee Center is a rundown, underused facility in Darjeeling. It’s not just a place for the best momos in India; it’s a testament to the resilience of the refugees who fled and the heritage of those who stayed.

Two new Raffles hotels are set for Jaipur and Udaipur, one in the budding hotel region of Kukas, the other on a private island in Udai Sagar Lake.

Four hours outside of Calcutta is a strange Wild West world of Gongoni Danga, red earth and green scrub with a demon cave backstory.

The history of Bombay is indelibly linked to the Jews of Mumbai, a legacy alive today in the culture and architecture of India’s greatest city.

Charminar in Hyderabad is a whirlwind of shopping, architecture, and history, but it’s also a gateway to the cultural heart of the city.

The Jaipur forts offer distinctive views into one of the most important cities in Rajasthan. We take a closer look at Nahargarh, Amber, and Jaigarh.

The famed Pushkar Camel Fair isn’t all there is to this Rajasthan region. There’s history, salt flats, markets, architecture, and old marble quarries waiting to be explored.

Ahead of the grand opening of the Ritz-Carlton Mumbai, the brand has announced another luxury airport not far away in the lesser visited region of Pune.

George Orwell’s extraordinary talent for understanding the human race was born from the streets and back alleys of British India and Myanmar; these Eastern lands informed one of the greatest literary minds of the Western world.

Walking through Mumbai, one might see buildings that seem more at home in Havana and Miami beach; this is Indo-Deco – India’s Art Deco legacy.

Seeing the festivals of India isn’t difficult if you get a flight and a car, but to see it in style takes a little Remote Lands know-how. This luxury guide to India festivals will put you on the right track.