Meandering pathways lead to an expansive, tree-lined courtyard – the scene of our first dinner in Nepal. Inside, our Junior Suites are opulently styled, with a mixture of orange mosaic and black slate tiles, complemented by beam ceilings and unique artefacts.  

Occupying a secluded position along the banks of the Rapti River, the Taj Meghauli Serai is our idyllic retreat within Chitwan National Park. Our spacious Rapti Villas feature private plunge pools and opulent bathrooms, while river views are assured.   

The expansive windows and balconies of our Lodge Suites offer spectacular views over Thimphu’s vast valley, while its traditional wood-burning stove and free-standing bath ensure we remain warm and content. Namkha restaurant serves local seasonal produce to nourish us at the end of each day’s adventure.   

Situated close to the majestic Punakha Dzong, we experience an all-pervasive bliss during our stay in the bucolic surrounds of Six Senses Punakha. A microcosm of Bhutan’s approach to sustainability, our residence complements the environment, while furnishings in our Lodge Suites make use of organic materials.     

Stone ruins on our lodge’s grounds stand in contrast to our tastefully decorated Lodge Suites. Large windows present astonishing valley views, while graceful timber interiors enhance the already soothing nature of our surrounds.   

Spectacularly wrapped around a terraced hillside, the Taj Chia Kutir Resort & Spa occupies a portion of the illustrious Makaibari Tea Estate. During our stay, we immerse ourselves in tea culture, while our Luxury Valley View rooms include private balconies with valley views.  

Beckoned beyond its grand facade, we find ourselves occupying interiors that demonstrate utmost taste and style. A wealth of cuisine is on offer within the ITC Royal Bengal’s restaurants and our Towers Exclusive rooms feature sweeping views of either the city or the nearby lake.