At dawn, the mist curls around jak trees as old as Kashyapa’s reign. Here, wild tuskers kneel in the same clearings where monks once meditated—their trumpets echoing the chants of 5th-century Buddhists. Modern villagers still leave offerings of ripe coconuts at the devalaya (spirit shrines), whispering prayers to the same gods painted on Sigiriya’s frescoes.

By the Ocean
From otherworldly islands to endless stretches of coastline, Aman’s waterfront properties beckon, offering the refreshing balm of sun, sea and sand.