Rohan Rakesh 10/28/26 Rohan Rakesh 10/28/26

SUJÁN: Luxury, Born in the Wild

SUJÁN is a family-owned collection of wilderness camps with its roots in Ranthambhore, where the Singh family first became involved with the forest and its tigers more than fifty years ago. Hospitality came later, as a way to support the landscapes, wildlife, and communities they had grown to care for deeply.

Rohan Rakesh 9/30/26 Rohan Rakesh 9/30/26

A Year Later, We're Still Talking About This Trip

Over eleven days, our advisors watched dawn break over the Taj Mahal, stepped inside royal spaces rarely seen by visitors, stood on the banks of the Ganges during evening prayers, dined beneath palace chandeliers, and traded busy city streets for the calm of the Himalayas. Looking back, a few moments rose effortlessly to the top.

Rohan Rakesh 9/30/26 Rohan Rakesh 9/30/26

The Moments That Made the Soul of India

Over eleven days, our advisors watched dawn break over the Taj Mahal, stepped inside royal spaces rarely seen by visitors, stood on the banks of the Ganges during evening prayers, dined beneath palace chandeliers, and traded busy city streets for the calm of the Himalayas. Looking back, a few moments rose effortlessly to the top.

Rohan Rakesh 2/11/26 Rohan Rakesh 2/11/26

The Luxury of Spaceand Time – Private Journeys in India

If you’ve ever been invited into an Indian kitchen, you’ll know it’s not just a space for cooking. For all of us who’d like to claim ourselves as heirs apparent to the throne of foodies, this is where the love potion for food was first concocted.

Rohan Rakesh 9/26/25 Rohan Rakesh 9/26/25

Barefoot Luxury - Pemako Punakha

To stay in Bhutan is, in many ways, to encounter happiness in its most unassuming form. It is not the fleeting rush that travel often brings, but a soothing state that arises when space is given for reflection, when food is prepared with care, when architecture feels rooted in the land it occupies.

Rohan Rakesh 9/26/25 Rohan Rakesh 9/26/25

Tshechus: Bhutan's Celebration of Culture and Faith

Festivals are one of the most enduring ways a society speaks of itself. They are among the oldest expressions of collective life, born of the need to turn seasons into stories, to bind communities through expressions of devotion, and to rehearse values in ways both solemn and joyful.

Rohan Rakesh 8/28/25 Rohan Rakesh 8/28/25

Home Is Where the Home Chef Is

If you’ve ever been invited into an Indian kitchen, you’ll know it’s not just a space for cooking. For all of us who’d like to claim ourselves as heirs apparent to the throne of foodies, this is where the love potion for food was first concocted.

Rohan Rakesh 5/20/25 Rohan Rakesh 5/20/25

Buddhism in the Himalayas: A Spiritual Road Trip Through Ladakh

Imagine if the Grand Canyon had a spiritual twin nestled in the Himalayas—that’s Ladakh for you. Perched above 11,000 feet, this high-altitude desert is more than a feast for the eyes; it’s a quiet revolution of the soul.

Rohan Rakesh 5/20/25 Rohan Rakesh 5/20/25

What American Travelers Get Wrong (And Right) About India: A Gentle Awakening

India is a place of myths — not just in its ancient stories, but in the way travelers often perceive it. For many Americans, India represents a maze of contradictions, from sacred temples to chaotic streets, from ancient crafts to cutting-edge modernity.