beyond aman-i-khás

neighbouring aman resorts

Amanbagh is a verdant garden oasis of mature palm, fruit and eucalyptus trees lying within a walled compound – once the staging area for royal hunts. Evoking the palatial grandeur of the Moghul era, Amanbagh’s 24 Haveli Suites and 16 Pool Pavilions provide a tranquil base from which to access the rich heritage of Rajasthan’s dramatic frontier region. This sister resort of Aman-i-Khás is a three-hour car journey away.

Aman New Delhi is one of Amanresorts new city-based resorts, and provides the perfect starting point to an Indian adventure, located as it is in the heart of atmospheric Lutyen’s Delhi. A comtemporary oasis of breezy rooms and state-of-the-art leisure facilities, Aman New Delhi exudes an overall sense of sophisticated calm, and thanks to its location, is just minutes away from numerous iconic sites such as Humayun’s Tomb, Purana Qila, India Gate and the Lodhi Gardens.

From New Delhi, it is a 3¾ hour flight to Colombo, Sri Lanka. Amangalla and Amanwella offer the opportunity to explore the rich diversity of Sri Lanka’s colourful south coast, its remarkable historical sites and its natural treasures. Amangalla is set within the 400-year-old walls of Galle Fort, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Amanwella is a contemporary beachfront resort set in a mature coconut grove near the village of Tangalle, a two-hour drive east from Galle.

Amankora in Bhutan can be conveniently accessed through the international gateway of New Delhi. The flight takes 2¾ hours. Set in Bhutan’s central and western valleys, Amankora is a series of lodges. A journey of discovery beneath the peaceful presence of soaring Himalayan peaks, Amankora’s lodge locations have been designed to offer travellers the opportunity to experience, in comfort, Bhutan’s rich cultural heritage and remarkable topography.