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The modern traveller's flexiscape route
Mint New Delhi
|November 01, 2025
Travellers are ripping up rigid itineraries and picking destinations that offer it all: rest and adventure, cultural depth and effortless luxury
The sky is a conflagration of amber and rose as I sit on the quiet beach, watching the tide curl in. The combined fragrance of salt and frangipani ride the breeze as the sun dips low and I think back on my Phuket trip: a well-curated mosaic of experiences. A morning spent walking with rescued elephants through a forest sanctuary, a full-day island-hopping adventure to the coves of Phi Phi, and an evening navigating the bright chaos of Phuket's Sunday Night Market. I had strolled through the pastel-hued streets of the Old Town, trekked the jungle paths of Khao Phra Thaeo National Park, paused in the tranquil halls of Wat Chalong—and even bonded with a lion cub over coffee at Phuket Lion Café.
Nature, food, culture, wildlife, and the occasional surprise. Revisiting Phuket after years, I found it a true flexiscape, a destination that let me shift gears effortlessly. It allowed for variety, discovery and spontaneity along with lazy days at the spa at the luxury sea-facing Anantara Mai Khao Villas.
This kind of flexible, layered travel experience is at the heart of what more destinations are now offering, and what more travellers are seeking. Moving past rigid itineraries and single-focus getaways, the rise of "flexiscapes" reflects a shift toward destinations that offer it all: rest and adventure, cultural depth and effortless luxury.
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