For those looking to celebrate the holiday season with family or by themselves away from home, why not try some luxury properties that are slightly off the beaten track while still offering every luxury? Bonus: You will find unique ways to experience and embrace local culture and cuisine without the background noise of too many tourists.
Here are some luxury properties, including former palaces, where you can indulge yourself and your loved ones.
NIRAAMAYA RETREATS SURYA SAMUDRA, KOVALAM
This wellness resort, surrounded by coconut trees, offers stunning views of the Arabian Sea. You can also enjoy curated experiences like sunset cruises, besides yoga and meditation classes and Ayurveda treatments.
ROYAL HERITAGE HAVELI, JAIPUR
This story is from the December 13, 2024 edition of Mint Mumbai.
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