Destinations

Luxury hotels, fine dining, and bullet trains – with modern travel amenities improving every day, this ain’t Qin Shi Huang’s Xian any more.

Given to the son the King of Alwar’s favorite mistress, the unfinished 19th century Tijara Fort Palace has gone from monument to ruins to luxury hotel.

Jungle treks, rushing waterfalls, ziplines, wildlife – Southern Laos is an adventure playground for every type of thrill seeker in Southeast Asia.

Give the tropical islands a miss for awhile and relax in the cultural charms and luxury hotels of Penang, a destination that combines history with its hospitality.

There are hotels that say they are palaces, and then there are actual palaces. A lot of destinations around Asia have deep, abiding histories, but India is one of the few where you can sleep in it.

Eating glass, devouring live animals, convulsing in possessed dancing – in the Jaranan, wild animals roam in men and only the practitioner can exorcise the spirits.

Salalah surprises those who visit from July to September. Instead of deserts, travelers find a land of green marked by history, culture, and natural wonders.

Hangzhou may not be China’s most well-known or dynamic city, but it is one of the most romantic city getaways in the whole of the Middle Kingdom.

You’ve trekked the hills, surfed the beaches, and eaten the food – now it’s time to relax, and these spas have just what weary traveler needs to unwind in luxury.

If you’re really, really in to yoga Rishikesh is the place to be, but there are far more interesting treasures to be found in this Himalayan retreat.

These exclusive cinema experiences on tropical beaches, desert retreats, and mangrove forests will put your normal Netflix and Chill to shame.

The first thing that comes to mind when one thinks of Siem Reap is not the food. But, as the city evolves as a travel destination, this ancient Khmer capital is taking on more travelers and more flavors.