Aman And Remote Lands Unveil 2028 Private Jet Journeys, Priced From INR 1.12 Crore

Aman and Remote Lands are taking luxury travellers around the world again in 2028. The two have announced their private-jet expeditions for 2028, offering travellers a way to explore several destinations in one journey. The new itineraries combine stays at Aman properties with private aviation, guided tours and experiences centred on local culture, history and landscapes. The journeys will operate aboard an Airbus ACJ 319 and accommodate small groups of 16 to 18 guests. Each of the itineraries include private transport at the destinations, with a dedicated luxury car, driver and guide for every couple or solo traveller. The arrangements will allow guests to explore each location at their own pace, with experiences tailored to their interests.

Aman and Remote Lands have partnered on private-jet journeys since 2013, bringing together luxury accommodation, private aviation and access to cultural landmarks and experiences that can be difficult to arrange independently.

For 2028, the shorter itineraries are designed to offer greater flexibility, including the option to extend a trip before or after the scheduled journey. With private guides and transport throughout, the expeditions focus on individual interests alongside comfort and convenience.

The collection includes two new journeys, Cultural Treasures of Asia and From Islands to Ancient Worlds, alongside returning itineraries through Southeast Asia and China's cultural landmarks. The new journeys are also shorter than some of the partners' earlier expeditions, making them easier to fit into busy schedules.

Cultural Treasures Of Asia

Scheduled from March 4 to 19, 2028, Cultural Treasures of Asia is a 15-night journey through Japan, Cambodia, China, Bhutan and India. Prices start at $164,888 (approximately Rs 1.46 crore) per person, based on double occupancy.

The expedition begins at Aman Tokyo, where guests can take part in a traditional tea ceremony, learn sushi-making from a master chef or try samurai sword lessons. From Japan, the journey moves to Siem Reap in Cambodia, where travellers can explore the temples of Angkor Wat, including a private helicopter flight over the complex.

The itinerary then continues to Lijiang in China, with its UNESCO-listed Old Town and the panoramic landscape of Tiger Leaping Gorge. In Bhutan, guests will visit Paro Valley and hike to Tiger's Nest Monastery.

India forms the final leg of the journey, with visits to Jaipur and Rajasthan before the private jet touches down in Agra for a visit to the Taj Mahal. The expedition concludes with a final night in New Delhi, bringing together five destinations through a mix of cultural experiences, historic landmarks and stays at Aman properties.

From Islands To Ancient Worlds

Taking place from October 4 to 21, 2028, From Islands to Ancient Worlds is a 17-night journey across Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, the Maldives, the UAE, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Türkiye. Prices start at $198,888 (approximately Rs 1.76 crore) per person, based on double occupancy.

Beginning at Aman Kyoto, the journey introduces guests to Japanese traditions through Zen meditation and a private geisha evening. The next stops include Amanpulo, the private island resort in the Philippines, and Amanjiwo in Central Java, Indonesia. Here, the itinerary focuses on the UNESCO-listed temples of Borobudur and Prambanan.

Travellers will then head to the Maldives to experience the planned Aman property scheduled to open in 2028, before continuing to Dubai and the Jumeirah Burj Al Arab. The final stages include Montenegro's Adriatic coast and Aman Sveti Stefan, followed by a helicopter excursion to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina. The journey concludes in Istanbul, Türkiye, adding historic cities and coastal landscapes to the itinerary.

Discover Southeast Asia

Returning in 2028, Discover Southeast Asia will operate from 6 to 19 February and again from October 29 to November 11. The 13-night expedition travels through Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Thailand, with prices starting at $115,888 (approximately Rs 1.03 crore) per person, based on double occupancy.

Guests begin at Amanoi, overlooking Vietnam's Vinh Hy Bay, with opportunities to explore Nui Chua National Park before travelling to Luang Prabang in Laos. At Amantaka, the programme includes a Baci ceremony, almsgiving with monks and a private boat journey along the Mekong River to the Pak Ou Caves, known for their thousands of Buddha images.

In Cambodia, travellers will stay at Amansara and explore Angkor's temples, including a helicopter flight and a private dinner at Banteay Samré accompanied by traditional Cambodian dance. The journey continues to Amanpuri in Phuket, with a private yacht cruise through Phang Nga Bay, before ending at Aman Nai Lert Bangkok. A private boat trip along the Chao Phraya River offers a final look at the Thai capital.

China's UNESCO Treasures

Scheduled from May 14 to 26, 2028, China's UNESCO Treasures is a 12-night journey through Beijing, Xi'an, Hangzhou, Lijiang, Zhangjiajie and Shanghai. Prices start at $113,888 (approximately Rs 1.01 crore) per person, based on double occupancy.

The expedition begins in Beijing with a private visit to the Forbidden City and a champagne lunch atop the Great Wall, before continuing to Xi'an to see the Terracotta Warriors. In Hangzhou, guests can explore West Lake by private boat and visit ancient monasteries and tea fields.

The itinerary then moves to Lijiang's UNESCO-listed Old Town and Tiger Leaping Gorge, followed by Zhangjiajie, known for its towering sandstone formations. The journey concludes at Amanyangyun in Shanghai, where traditional architecture meets contemporary city life.

Further details about the 2028 itineraries are available on the Remote Lands website.