Aman is offering guests exclusive access to some of the world's most remarkable cultural and natural destinations. The luxury hospitality group has 36 locations worldwide, including 14 near UNESCO-protected sites.
Its experiences go beyond conventional sightseeing. They give guests opportunities to connect with local cultures, traditions and environments.
In Bali, Amandari arranges early access to the UNESCO World Heritage site of Tirta Empul. Guests can enjoy a spiritual experience before the crowds arrive. They can also explore Balinese culture through private sessions with scholar I Made Bandem.
Meanwhile, Amankila works with the Karangasem Royal Family to arrange exclusive dining at Ujung Water Palace.
On Moyo Island, Amanwana offers a sound bath ritual at Mata Jitu Waterfall, guided by a resident healer. In Cambodia, Amansara arranges private sunrise tours of the Angkor temples.
Amanjiwo in Java introduces guests to Javanese traditions. Experiences include Jemparingan archery and the Ruwatan ceremony. Meditation sessions at ancient sites such as Candi Gunung Wukir are also available.
In the United States, Amangiri offers private canyon explorations and yoga sessions atop Tower Butte. In Bhutan, Amankora provides privileged access to cultural landmarks, including Taktsang Monastery and Wangduechhoeling Palace.
Through these experiences, Aman combines luxury with cultural immersion. Guests can discover each destination through private encounters, local traditions and access to places beyond the usual tourist trail.
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