AMAN Private Jet Expeditions In 2028
Aman announces its 2028 collection of private jet journeys in partnership with Remote Lands
Aman and Remote Lands will mark another year of their long-standing collaboration with a series of five Private Jet Expeditions across Asia, Europe and the Middle East. Limited to 16–18 guests, each journey combines stays at Aman sanctuaries with private aviation and carefully curated experiences, offering unrivalled access to places of cultural, spiritual and natural significance. From ancient temples and storied cities to breathtaking landscapes, the expeditions balance exploration with the privacy and serenity for which Aman is renowned.
Two new itineraries join the collection for 2028. Cultural Treasures of Asia is a 15-night journey spanning Japan, Cambodia, China, Bhutan and India, culminating with a private jet touchdown in Agra to visit the iconic Taj Mahal. From Islands to Ancient Worlds ventures even further afield to eight destinations over 17 nights, bringing together Japan, the Philippines, Indonesia, the Maldives, the UAE, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Turkey in a single journey. They are joined by returning expeditions Discover Southeast Asia and China’s UNESCO Treasures.
Discover Southeast Asia
6–19 February 2028 (13 nights) / 29 October–11 November 2028 (13 nights)
Following its success and strong demand, Discover Southeast Asia will return twice in 2028, taking guests through Vietnam, Laos, Cambodia and Thailand on a 13-night exploration of the region’s rich cultural heritage and tropical oases. Across stays at Amanoi, Amantaka, Amansara, Amanpuri and Aman Nai Lert Bangkok, guests will experience sacred traditions, ancient civilizations and spectacular natural settings, from the Mekong River and temples of Angkor to the limestone towers and UNESCO-listed waters of Phang Nga Bay. Highlights include an intimate Baci ceremony, a helicopter flight over Angkor and exclusive yacht cruises.
Amanoi, Vinh Hy Bay, Vietnam – two nights
Amantaka, Luang Prabang, Laos – three nights
Amansara, Siem Reap, Cambodia – three nights
Amanpuri, Phuket, Thailand – three nights
Aman Nai Lert Bangkok, Thailand – two nights
4–19 March 2028 (15 nights)
New for 2028, Cultural Treasures of Asia is a 15-night journey through Japan, Cambodia, China, Bhutan and India, connecting some of the continent’s most significant cultural and spiritual landmarks. At Aman Tokyo, guests will experience Japanese traditions through private encounters including a tea ceremony, sushi-making with a master chef and samurai sword lessons, before travelling to Amansara to explore Angkor Wat by helicopter. The voyage continues to Amandayan, where guests will discover the Tiger Leaping Gorge, followed by a stay at Amankora in Bhutan’s Paro Lodge, with a hike to the cliffside Tiger’s Nest Monastery and a traditional long-life blessing ceremony.
Aman Tokyo, Tokyo, Japan – two nights
Amansara, Siem Reap, Cambodia – three nights
Amandayan, Lijiang, China – three nights
Amankora, Paro, Bhutan – three nights
Amanbagh, Alwar, India – three nights
14–26 May 2028 (12 nights)
Returning for 2028, China’s UNESCO Treasures reveals the breadth of the country’s cultural and natural heritage over 12 nights, from imperial landmarks and ancient settlements to soaring mountain vistas. Amanfayun, Amandayan and Amanyangyun provide gateways to some of China’s most compelling sites, while touchdowns in Xi’an and Zhangjiajie bring guests closer to the Terracotta Warriors and Wulingyuan’s extraordinary sandstone pillars. Along the way, experiences range from a champagne lunch atop the Great Wall and a private cruise on West Lake to exploring Lijiang’s UNESCO-listed Old Town.
Amanfayun, Hangzhou, China – three nights
Amandayan, Lijiang, China – three nights
Amanyangyun, Shanghai, China – three nights
4–21 October 2028 (17 nights)
New for 2028, From Islands to Ancient Worlds is a 17-night journey weaving together ancient cultural landmarks, secluded islands and distinctive stays across Asia, the Middle East and Europe. It begins at Aman Kyoto with a private geisha evening before travelling to Amanpulo, a secluded island in the Philippines, and Amanjiwo, a gateway to the UNESCO-listed temples of Borobudur and Prambanan. The final chapter unfolds on Montenegro’s Adriatic coast at Aman Sveti Stefan, including a helicopter excursion to Mostar in Bosnia and Herzegovina to explore its Stari Most and Ottoman Old Town, before a final private jet flight to Istanbul, Turkey.
Aman Kyoto, Kyoto, Japan – two nights
Amanpulo, Philippines – three nights
Amanjiwo, Central Java, Indonesia – three nights
Aman Sveti Stefan, Montenegro – three nights
With high demand and limited availability, guests are encouraged to secure their places in advance via phone (+1 212 518 1801) or email.