Ranthambore, India

A wildlife camp on the threshold of Ranthambore National Park, this ten-tent safari outpost is set in a sun-dappled brushwood forest. The soaring six-metre canopies are divided Mughal style around a communal outdoor fireplace

Safaris venture into the untouched jungle to discover tigers in the wild. Aman-i-Khás’s expert guides are unmatched in their tracking and intuition about the movements of the tigers, leopards, hyenas, crocodiles and chital deer

One of India’s oldest forts, Ranthambore sits above the Old City, where camels serve as transport and the Elephant Temple pays homage to both Hindu and Jain deities. The grand ruins of Khandar Fort reveal Rajasthan’s stark beauty

Sheltered by the furrowed Aravalli Hills, Aman-i-Khás is surrounded by wilderness, where only birdsong and insects interrupt the silence. Opportunities for exploration include the park and the region’s ancient forts and temples

Raised on concrete plinths, the 10 air-conditioned Tents echo Mughal pavilions with cotton drapes separating sleeping, dressing and bathing sections

A Mughal-inspired resort on an historic garden estate in Rajasthan’s starkly beautiful Aravalli Hills

A peaceful beach retreat set amid coconut palms on a private peninsula overlooking the Andaman Sea

A stylish royal guesthouse and gardens, ten minutes from Angkor Archaeological Park