Discover Aman in Asia

Properties across Japan, China, Indonesia, India, Sri Lanka and even in the far-flung corners of Bhutan and on the remote islands of the Philippines, have offered guests a new perspective on the continent’s diverse landscapes and vibrant communities, while in return Asia has served as inspiration for the brand’s evolution across the globe.

At Amanwella, the south coast’s many golden beaches are ideal for activities ranging from surfing and snorkelling to whale watching and fishing in the Indian Ocean. Inland, jungles reveal ancient temples and holy caves, tea plantations and natural treasures including Bundala Bird Sanctuary and Udawalawe National Park.

The ramparts of Galle Fort hold within a bustling time capsule – narrow streets lined with old houses, churches, boutiques and restaurants displaying their Dutch and British colonial heritage beneath terracotta-tiled rooftops. Simply step off Amangalla’s veranda to explore this world, or venture farther afield with an Aman guide to discover the region’s temples, beaches and blue whales on personalised journeys.

Bhutan is a global pioneer, the first nation of the world to systematically measure its success not by the strength of its economy but by the happiness of its people. Such a unique approach befits a country unlike any other – a wild, spiritual and majestic mountain kingdom where tranquility reigns and everything is off the beaten track. Whether travellers visit in the height of summer, when the Himalayas are carpeted with wildflowers, or the depths of winter, when cobalt skies segue into spectacular starscapes – Bhutan is a year-round revelation.

The most powerful experiences are the ones that make a difference which lasts long after they are over. Whether we are venturing into the wild to contribute to conservation projects, supporting local communities, or simply opening ourselves up to new narratives, histories and perspectives, the memories we make are richer and more precious when they have sense of purpose behind them. Explore Rajasthan’s natural splendour at regal Amanbagh and romantic Aman-i-Khás.

Since inception, Aman’s ethos has always been to care for the environments it inhabits, sensitively integrating into the surrounding landscapes, respecting local culture and celebrating its traditions. No place is this better demonstrated than at its three properties in Japan – Aman Tokyo, Aman Kyoto and Amanemu – where the country's natural beauty and exceptional approach to hospitality are expressed meticulously and full-heartedly.