Destinations

From Squid Game to Parasite and from BLACKPINK to bibimbap, Korea is the up-and-coming destination for post-Covid Asia.

Jeju has long been South Korea’s most popular beach destination and it’s time to find out why.

A gateway to some of the most fascinating places in Southeast Asia, travelers can now pair Singapore with the likes of Phuket and Bali as Asia welcomes international visitors once again. 

Whether you’d like to ski in Niseko or lounge on the beaches of Okinawa, Remote Lands has a bespoke Japan journey just for you.

Phuket has emerged to become a dining destination in its own right – meet the trio of cooks bringing sauce to the table.

The Land of Smiles is officially open, from the lush mangroves and beaches of the Andaman in the south to the mountains and cuisine of the north.

With world-class national parks, colonial plantation retreats and epic Unesco sites, packed within a glorious tropical coastline, Sri Lanka is one of Asia’s most underrated gems. 

A road trip through the rough roads and tumultuous history of Chiang Rai province in Thailand’s mountainous north.

The Korean sensation has already garnered more than 110 million viewers and shows no sign of slowing; what’s more, the show takes place in Seoul, a favorite Remote Lands destination.

Nepal is a destination for both the adventurer and the culture lover, and Remote Lands is ready to plan your Nepal expedition.

Just as Six Senses Fort Barwara gave news of its debut, India announced that it is reopening for international travel, a good sign for travel in India in 2021.

The dramatic limestone mountains and azure blue waters have made the Land of Smiles a versatile destination for filmmakers, and there are a number of big-budget movies that you may not know were filmed in Thailand.