 Experiential travel is the best kind – and what better way to get under a destination's skin than by learning a new skill under the guidance of local experts? From cooking and dancing to surfing and diving, via a multitude of handicrafts, here are some |
 method of cooking and sauce. Clams and local snails are local delicacies, along with delicious grilled fresh. Secluded private pavilions can be booked for special occasions.
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Niseko, for skiing during the winter season, and Sri Lanka. Soon, hopefully...
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 more adventurous will want to head north to Chiang Mai, where it is possible to view the border territories of Thailand, Burma and Laos.
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 cafes, terraces and boutiques are pleading to be explored. The whole family is bound to find something to bring back home from Barefoot, and Stick No Bills has fantastic vintage travel prints of Sri Lanka. Galle is one of the few places in Sri Lanka with a |
 To truly immerse oneself in the experience requires a blending of technique, location, and amenities, and these properties fit the bill.
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 a movie whilst the surf breaks are just fantastic. Just further up the coast, you have Hikkaduwa which is recognised as Sri Lanka's surf heaven. The best time to surf in Tangalle and Hikkaduwa is between the months of November and April.
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Choose a hotel on the east coast during September, avoiding the Yala Monsoon which can hit the west and southwest at this time of year. As the island is situated close to the equator, temperatures are consistent year round |
 , and the very best retail opportunities. It is the third-fastest growing location, and construction of new villas is on the rise as many visitors to the Middle East are drawn by the promise of privacy.
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 verandahs, under opulent chandeliers and in plush couches, here are five of the best luxury high teas in India and Sri Lanka worth indulging in.
1. Norwood Bungalow, Tea Trails, Sri Lanka
A stay at Tea Trails, Sri Lanka's first Relais & Chateaux |
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