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Amankila, Bali, Indonesia.

Descending the grand stone staircase to the Amankila’s iconic three-tier infinity pool, we realised that this was not just another luxury resort. Amankila nourished our senses with sights, smells and flavours that stirred something in our hearts, inducing memories we’d savour for a long time.

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From Khmer to Colonial: showcasing rural Cambodia styles at Phum Baitang.

Located a mere 10-minute drive from the Angkor’s World Heritage Sites, the village-like villa clusters of this new resort showcase the authentic Cambodia in a feat of contemporary style. This is the mystical Siem Reap at its most enchanting.

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Amankila, Bali, Indonesia.

Descending the grand stone staircase to the Amankila’s iconic three-tier infinity pool, we realised that this was not just another luxury resort. Amankila nourished our senses with sights, smells and flavours that stirred something in our hearts, inducing memories we’d savour for a long time.

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Hotel Hotel, Canberra, Australia.

The NewActon precinct is Canberra’s new cultural hub, the place where business and culture travellers, art lovers, students, and locals mingle. One uniquely Australian hotel stands out in this distinctive destination.

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Photos by T+S: Amanoi, Vietnam.

There is something about Aman Resorts we adore. Is it the ambience? The amount of privacy and space, the design, the attention to detail? Or the inconspicuous service? Come to think of it, it’s actually all of the above—and the Aman’s Vietnamese outpost does not disappoint.

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Photos by T+S: One&Only Reethi Rah, Maldives.

Before we actually paid a visit, Reethi Rah seemed a bit conservative for an island resort. Sleek, grand, but maybe lacking some of that rustic maldiveness (define it as you like), so in vogue these days. Coming ashore we realised that refusing to follow design fads is precisely the point: you simply don’t have to, when you are the best.

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How the alchemy of rural Puglia seduced Swiss sensibility.

Masseria Alchimia is a 17th-century house converted into a charming boutique hotel of just 10 studio apartments: a place of delightful encounter between art, design and aesthetics of Southern Italy—with artists, architects and photographers being among the most frequent guests.

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Amankila, Bali, Indonesia.

Descending the grand stone staircase to the Amankila’s iconic three-tier infinity pool, we realised that this was not just another luxury resort. Amankila nourished our senses with sights, smells and flavours that stirred something in our hearts, inducing memories we’d savour for a long time.