An ultimate luxury escape for all the honeymooners, beach and water sports lovers, Maldives is an extraordinary destination. Maldives consist of 1196 tiny islands that are scattered across the Indian ocean, however, only a few are inhabited. The country has a wide range of luxury resorts offering Overwater Villas, Beach Villas, and wonderful underwater villas as well. Most of the resorts occupy the entire island and therefore create a unique holiday experience.

A city of lakes, devotion, peace, and full of adventure, Pokhara is a gateway to the Himalayas. This second largest city of Nepal, set on Phewa Lake, is known for rich natural beauty, mountains, caves, Temples and Stupas. You may take a peaceful boat ride and paddle through the overwhelming beauty of Phewa lake. Tal Barahi Temple is a small Pagoda style Hindu temple located in the center of Phewa lake and dedicated to Goddess Durga is a must visit in Pokhara.

Famously called as “Sri Lanka’s Hill country”- Ella, located among idyllic green hills and gushing waterfalls is a charming place perfect for relaxation. Ella is famous for its Nine Arches Bridge which is a fine example of colonial-era construction in Sri Lanka. Take a sip of refreshing coconut water, walk over this bridge as the train passes alongside offering perfect photographic opportunities. One of the top attractions of Ella is the scenic six hours train ride from Kandy to Ella.

70% of India’s population lies in the Rural, hence staying in a rural village while your tour to India is a must do. One can experience the day-to-day life of rural people, their standard of living, their culture, smiles, happiness and satisfaction of staying in the village away from the hassle of the cities. There are a variety of luxury accommodations in rural Rajasthan, ranging from a fort converted hotel to a simple and elegant homestay. You may enjoy a lovely walk or a jeep ride.

Thimphu was declared the capital city of the Himalayan Kingdom, Bhutan, in the year 1961. Thimphu is the largest and most bustling city in Bhutan. You will find a perfect mixture of tradition, culture, history and modern marvels in Thimphu. Do you know, among the entire world’s capital cities, Thimphu is the only one that does not have a single traffic light installed in the city? When in Thimphu, see one of the tallest Buddha statues in the world at Buddha Dordenma.

On the bank of the Bagmasti River sits the most sacred Hindu temple in Nepal: the Pashupatinath Temple. It is considered to be one of the most valuable religious sites in Asia, and is more like a complex than a temple. Consisting of several libraries, temples, courtyards, monuments and shrines, the site is a popular place for cremations. This is due to the fact that it sits on the riverbank, and the temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva.