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Sacred Dot VARIOUS VENUES, SOUTH ASIA & THE MIDDLE EAST
Sacred Dot stands apart as a woman-led, India- based destination management company that blends cultural knowledge with operational expertise. The team specialise in creating journeys that go far beyond sightseeing: they’re designed to move hearts, engage minds and deliver the kind of flawless logistics and insider access that discerning clients expect. From airport arrival to the final farewell, Sacred
Dot’s in-destination team manage every element. This includes securing VIP access, coordinating intercity travel, personally checking guests into hotels and offering discreet on-the-ground support throughout. Whether it’s a multi-generational family celebration or a solo wellness sabbatical, every itinerary is tailored with care and executed with excellence. The company’s strength lies in its ability to fuse
India’s iconic highlights with rare, under-the-radar experiences. Guests might find themselves walking through ancient markets with a textile historian, sharing a private meal with a royal family or witnessing a sacred festival with a local priest
as their guide. Sacred Dot’s immersive approach includes food trails, curated shopping, heritage walks and meaningful encounters with artisans — each chosen to reflect India’s living traditions while supporting cultural sustainability. Sacred Dot partners with India’s finest hotels,
from palace properties and design-forward boutiques to eco-conscious lodges and award- winning wellness retreats. Guests might journey through tiger territory on a conservation-led safari, cruise the backwaters of Kerala or retreat to a Himalayan spa for a week of ayurvedic renewal. While India remains its heartland, Sacred Dot
has extended its approach to journeys across Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bhutan, Bangladesh, the Maldives, Oman, Qatar and the UAE, bringing the same eye for detail and authenticity to every destination. Sacred Dot is defined by its values of integrity,
inclusivity and impact. Led by a passionate team of travel curators with decades of combined experience in luxury travel, the brand champions purposeful tourism that benefits local communities and protects cultural heritage.
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KEY FEATURES • Luxury award-winning hotels, restaurants & spas
• Sustainability at the core • Creative & innovative • Complete service from start to finish
KEY ACTIVITIES • Bespoke itineraries • Immersive experiences • VIP access • Personalised services
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IMAGE: HOLI - MAN – ANURADHA SARUP; HAWA MAHAL – ANURADHA SARUP; TIGER – SAGAR PARANJAPE; UNSPLASH
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