The Jewel of the Lakshadweep, Bangaram Island is an uninhabited haven. Barring the occasional visitor from nearby Agatti (where the airport is situated), the only residents are the resort staff. Bangaram presents a breathtaking spectacle of sparkling coral reefs, turquoise blue lagoons, silvery beaches and lush green coconut palms. All...

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The shape of our new logo is fluid and organic, suggestive of forms found in nature. It echoes the Malayalam letter 'ruh', a rarely used vowel that connects. We celebrate the connections between old and new, between hospitality and tradition, between ancient cultures and the modern world, between man and his...

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For us, the Casino Hotel was the beginning. In many ways, it was also a crucible, a place where our ideas could be tested, our mistakes made. And finally, it was the place where our processes were brought to their best possible levels. Our guests tell us that this shows. And indeed,...

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Welcome to the Coconut Lagoon The first Coconut Lagoon Restaurant opened in Kenilworth in November 1998. Within eighteen months, it achieved the distinction of becoming one of the Top 100 restaurants in the UK in Pat Chapman's prestigious Good Curry Guide. The Coconut Lagoon brings to you the truly outstanding and varied...

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Everyone loves endless golden beaches. So much so, they've become something of a tourism clich, often indistinguishable from one another. But the allure of a beach is not just in the sand and the sea. It's in the living environment that surrounds it. In the trees and plants, the birds and fishes...

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The backwaters are an ecology unlike any other on earth. Rivers rush down from the Cardamom Hills to drain breathlessly into the plains, forming rivulets, canals and dozens of shallow, broad lakes. These, in turn, merge with the estuaries of the Malabar Coast. Finally, criss-crossing this natural system are a...

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There's a reason why less is more at Spice Village. And this has nothing to do with minimalism or other trendy design ideas, but something much more permanent. Consider the facts. There is no air-conditioning. No television. No piped music. Simple pine furniture greets you when you enter your room. And...

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