The Taj Mahal in India- one of the enduring icons of
romance- has attracted many tourists- honeymooners
and cultural tourists alike.
A luxury honeymoon to India could include a stay in
the suite of the Oberoi Amarvilas, with a view of
the Taj Mahal. And with such a stellar base, another
luxury in the form of an early morning trip to the
Taj Mahal (before the crowds come in) can be
arranged. Rajasthan, steeped in history and boasting
a palatial landscape also beckons, with more
adventurous couples taking in the Himalayas, now
figuring on the luxury tourist' destination with the
opening of intimate, luxury lodges.
Exotic destination weddings is another feature of
India- from elaborate dinners in palace conversions
to 'do's on private islands. A ceremonial elephant
polo match can be had in the lawn of a private home
during polo season. India has a long history in
luxury hospitality- a throwback to the Maharaja's
days of lavish entertainment and anyone who's ever
been a guest of an Indian royal is sure to talk of
the luxury and pomp with which the entertainment
were conducted for years to come.
Photos courtesy of Aman Resorts, Oberoi Hotels and
Devi Resorts.
An initiation itinerary for first timers to
Bhutan. Itinerary can be tweaked to suit
photographers, with trip being led by the
photographer behind the first coffee table book
on Bhutan.
Combining Marrakech with
the romance and luxury
of camping in the
Sahara- marrying
exoticism with isolation
whilst based in the most
seductive hotels in a
country known for its
high standards of
hospitality.
A rustic luxury safari-
combining nights in star
beds in Northern Kenya,
a retro-chic camp in the
Masai Mara and nights
under the stars on a
luxury dhow in Lamu.
