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A 15-Day Expedition by Private Air

A 15-Day Expedition by Private Air

Across jungle-clad forests, Himalayan sanctuaries and turquoise seas, a journey of discovery unfolds. Encounter India’s elusive wildlife, stand before sacred Tibetan landscapes and trace the stories of Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle—each moment drawing you into a world of living heritage and rare wonder.

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Dubai, U.A.E.
In ultramodern Dubai, desert horizons and futuristic skylines frame the start of your journey.
Arrive in Dubai, a city of striking contrasts, where futuristic skylines rise above desert horizons. Gather for a festive welcome dinner to toast your extraordinary adventure across South Asia and into a land of sacred heights.
Accommodations: Mandarin Oriental Downtown Dubai
Bhopal, India
Framed by shimmering lakes and Mughal architecture, Bhopal reflects the enduring legacy of the Begums—visionary female rulers whose influence shaped the city’s cultural heart.
En route to Satpura, pause at UNESCO-listed Bhimbetka, where sandstone cliffs and forested hills shelter prehistoric caves. Inside, vivid paintings—some more than 10,000 years old—trace the earliest expressions of human creativity.
Accommodations: Taj Lakefront, Bhopal


Satpura Forest, India
In the dense teak forests of Satpura Tiger Reserve, India unveils a quieter, less-traveled wilderness. Elusive predators slip through untamed terrain, birdlife stirs above shaded valleys and intimate safari experiences unfold across a jungle landscape defined by rarity and seclusion.
- Boat & Canoe Safaris: Glide across Satpura’s rivers and lakes, where crocodiles bask along the banks, flocks of birds gather in abundance and—on rare occasion—a tiger emerges at the water’s edge.
- Jeep Game Drives: Journey deep into Satpura’s dense jungle on guided jeep safaris in search of wildlife—from elusive tigers, leopards and sloth bears to wild dogs, gaur, crocodiles, deer and an astonishing wealth of birdlife.
- Night Safaris: As dusk descends, Satpura reveals another world: owls calling through the canopy, leopards prowling in the dark, sloth bears stirring—all within one of India’s few parks to offer evening game drives.
Accommodations: Bori Safari Lodge
Lower Himalayas, Nepal
In Nepal’s Lower Himalayas, the road from Kathmandu to Dhulikhel winds through terraced valleys, forested hills and timeless villages. Beneath distant snow-capped peaks, a serene retreat emerges, balancing rich cultural heritage with a spirit of restorative wellness.
- Wellness at The Dwarika’s Sanctuary: Immerse in restorative practices within the Himalayan foothills. Yoga, meditation, Ayurveda, and sound healing combine with holistic consultations to create a wellness journey designed to renew body and mind in a serene, natural setting.
- Namobuddha Monastery: Follow terraced fields and village paths on a short drive to Namobuddha, one of Nepal’s most sacred Buddhist sites. At the summit, the monastery offers sweeping Himalayan views and a profound sense of peace.
- Panauti Village: Journey to riverside Panauti, a medieval Newari town where third-century temples—including Indreshwar, Nepal’s oldest surviving temple—sacred ghats and Hindu-Buddhist shrines echo generations of ritual.
- Kali Temple Hike & Farm Visit to Darimbot: Set out on a hillside walk to the Kali Temple, where quiet shrines overlook lush fields and offer a serene pause in the morning light. Continue along village paths toward Darimbot, the Dwarika’s eco-organic farm, to enjoy lemongrass tea and honey made from the farm’s own hives.
Accommodations: The Dwarika’s Sanctuary


Tibet, China
UNESCO landmarks in an exclusive Himalayan sanctuary
A journey to the Tibetan Plateau grants rare access to one of the world’s most elevated cities—nearly impossible to reach on your own. Amid vast Himalayan horizons, encounter UNESCO-listed treasures, sacred traditions and a profound sense of place unlike anywhere else on Earth.
Accommodations: The St. Regis Lhasa
Low Altitude Alternative: Kathmandu, Nepal
UNESCO treasures in Nepal’s cultural heart
Where Buddhism and Hinduism converge, Kathmandu is a city alive with temples and stupas. Within the valley lie four UNESCO World Heritage sites, from the all-seeing eyes of Boudhanath Stupa to the sacred banks of Pashupatinath and the regal Durbar Square.
Accommodations: The Dwarika’s Hotel
Maldives
An exclusive sanctuary in the Indian Ocean
In the Maldives, white-sand beaches meet turquoise seas in a haven of stillness and seclusion. From Malé, journey by speedboat to a private coral isle, where overwater villas, diving, spa and curated activities await.
Accommodations: Four Seasons Resort Maldives at Kuda Huraa

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Cultural Triangle, Sri Lanka
UNESCO heritage in Sri Lanka’s heartland
Venture into Sri Lanka’s Cultural Triangle, in the island’s north-central plains, where ancient relics lie undisturbed amid dense jungle. Here, three UNESCO World Heritage sites unfold an enduring story—layer upon layer of cultural depth preserved in a serene, verdant landscape.
- Dambulla: Enter richly painted cave temples where kings once prayed in devotion. Vivid ceiling frescoes trace the Buddha’s life and Sinhalese history, while a colossal recumbent Buddha carved from living rock embodies sacred artistry recognized by UNESCO.
- Sigiriya: Ascend UNESCO-listed Sigiriya, the legendary fortress of King Kasyapa—a granite monolith crowned by the ruins of a 5th-century palace. Along the way, discover water gardens, frescoes of celestial maidens and the famed mirror wall that once reflected inscribed verses of ancient admirers.
- Minneriya National Park: Set out on a jeep safari through Minneriya, famed for the seasonal gathering of wild Asian elephants. Along the ancient reservoir’s grassy banks, herds share the landscape with monkeys, deer and abundant birdlife.
- Polonnaruwa: Walk through Polonnaruwa, Sri Lanka’s medieval capital and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Explore its museum, Royal Palace complex and the Quadrangle, where the Gal Vihare statues remain among the island’s greatest cultural masterpieces.
Accommodations: Jetwing Vil Uyana
Dubai, U.A.E.
A final stop in a city of contrasts
Touch down in Dubai, a city of striking skylines and desert horizons. Whether you connect to your onward flight or stay to rest the night, this final stop offers time to reflect on the rare landscapes and remarkable moments of your journey.
Accommodations: Mövenpick Al Bustan Dubai



Traveling by private air allows you to spend less time in transit and more time on the ground, enjoying the incredible cultures and experiences at each destination.
• Custom Italian-leather lie-flat seats
• Unrivalled, anticipatory service
• Fine dining on custom-designed china
• Curated entertainment via iPads