The pulse radiating from Lijiang resonates a symphony full of soul, peace and ethnic harmony. To the north of this beautiful city arises the majestic Jade Dragon Snow Mountain, a sacred sanctuary which has protected the ethnic minorities and their unique cultures since ancient times. Another splendor is the Old Town of Lijiang, regarded as the Venice of the Orient because of the many bridges and canals that lace through the maze of cobbled streets. This historic town was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1997 for its multi-ethnic charm, historical milieu and architectural landscape.

The majestic Jade Dragon Snow Mountains seen
from the Deluxe Garden Villa in Banyan Tree Lijiang Resort

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Experience the nature reserve of Moyo Island with a three-night offer at Amanwana.

The journey begins as guests fly from Bali to Moyo Island in a Cessna Caravan amphibian floatplane which lands in the bay directly in front of Amanwana, weather permitting.

Luxurious tented accommodation at Amanwana

Once at Amanwana, enjoy three complimentary activities - an excursion deep into the heart of Moyo Island to the waterfall, a one-hour massage for two at Amanwana’s Jungle Spa and a beach dive for two on the Amanwana sea wall.

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Amansara’s Khmer Village House constructed in 1999, is inspired by the square, symmetrical monks’ quarters in the grounds of a Cambodian pagoda that are residences for living, studying and sleeping.

the Bayon face contemplates and waits

Designed as a rest house for guests from the provinces, its function also encompassed a place for meditation. In keeping with the elegantly sparse interior, two antique pieces of Cambodian furniture — a cabinet and bed on trestle legs are there for the comfort of guests. The architectural style features open shuttered windows with an exterior veranda terrace. Woods featured in the pavilion include Cambodian timbers such as teak and redwood.

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Oberoi Lombok 3D2N package from S$733 per person including Silkair return airfare ex-Singapore

Exotic islands, swaying palm trees, lush vegetation, all that is enchanting about the Archipelago of Indonesia is waiting for you at The Oberoi, Lombok. Peace and tranquility reign in the secluded clusters of thatched roof Pavilions and Villas just a step away from breathtaking beauty of scenic beaches.

Catch the Saturday Silkair flight from Singapore to Lombok and experience unsploilt paradise only hours away. Treat yourself to a long weekend, and return home to the city on the Monday evening flight.

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Oberoi Lombok - 5D4N package starts at just SGD $1369 per diver, including Silkair return airfare ex-Singapore
Only a short stone’s throw away from The Oberoi Lombok lie the three Gili islands…
Air, Meno and Trawangan.

In the pristine waters in close proximity to these picturesque islands are a number of dive sites to discover. From Sunset Reef where one can sight hawksbill turtles, or Shark Point where one swims with white tip reef sharks to Gili Meno’s Cabbage Patch where you will swim with schools of colourful tropical fish.

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Nestled in the aravali hills, the 18th century Devi Garh palace in the village of Delwara, forms one of the three main passes into the valley of Udaipur.
Devi Garh, is ready for visitors after years of restoration and rebuilding.

The Fort palace was conceived as a place where the past meets the future.This all suite luxury hotel comprising of 39 suites with an emphasis on design and detail, using local marbles and semi-precious stones.The contemporary design showcased within this spectacular heritage property, complemented by personalised and intimate service, creates a new image of India for the 21st century.

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Eastern Indonesia and in particular, the protected Marine Park that surrounds Moyo Island, offers some of the world’s best diving and snorkelling sites. The pristine reefs of the Flores Sea are host to a rich array of underwater biodiversity suitable for both beginner and experienced divers.

From April until December guests at Amanwana can enjoy a complimentary beach or boat dive per person per day.

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This exhilariating romantic package combines the magnificent beauty of Ubud with some of the most exciting activities in the area. Perfect for couples who enjoy living life to the full and want to get the most out of their stay in Ubud.

This itinerary is well balanced with romantic dinners and spa treatments mingled with a 4×4 vehicle tour through the rice fields, a guided tour of the famous smoking volcanoes and river rafting to experience along the Ayung.

Each element of your itinerary has been thoughtfully planned. You will certainly have a few stories to tell the folks back home!

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The Amanjiwo Cultural Trails offers a lively experience of Central Java’s powerful legacy.

This offer includes three nights’ accommodation, daily Continental breakfast for two, airport transfers and a choice of three complimentary activities from a menu of 12 options.

Amanjiwo or ‘peaceful soul’ is a monumental, 36-suite resort fashioned of sandstone and rooted to the cultural and rural heartland of Central Java.

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Aman’s Temples & Reefs Journey

East of Bali, the island chain of Nusa Tenggara stretches some 1,300 kilometres from Lombok to Timor. Offering some of the best snorkelling and scuba diving sites in Indonesia, the Flores Sea is home to many varieties of coral and a rich array of marine life. Discover the diversity of the Indonesian archipelago with an exploration of Moyo Island’s pristine marine environment.

To Bali’s West lies Java, the land of legends. The arts of Indonesia were generated in and bloomed from Central Java. Here the dance and music schools blossomed; great palaces and impressive religious monuments from Hindu, Buddhist and Islamic faiths were built.

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