Aarushi and Umang’s Three-Week Honeymoon Through Mexico and the USA

Aarushi and Umang Agarwal built their honeymoon around two shared interests: beach destinations and nightlife. Over three weeks, they paired Mexico’s coastal stays with the energy of Miami and New York, making room for local food, quiet time together and evenings out. Their route offers a practical model for couples who want variety on a longer trip without choosing between a beach escape and city stops.

From Goa to a three-week itinerary

The couple first met while partying in Goa and describe their connection as love at first sight. Their romance moved quickly, and they married in January 2023 in Hua Hin, Thailand. After returning to their home in Kathmandu, Nepal, they began planning a honeymoon that would bring together the kinds of experiences they both enjoy.

They worked with Fly Me Travels to shape the trip. The company has offices in Bangalore and Jaipur, and its planners draw on travel experience across more than 65 countries when creating itineraries. For Aarushi and Umang, the plan included Cancun and Tulum in Mexico, followed by Miami and New York in the USA. That sequence gave them time for beach settings as well as two distinct urban stops.

For couples considering a similar mix, their choices show the value of naming shared priorities early. A route can then make space for both: in this case, time by the water and nightlife, alongside city exploration. The couple’s three-week schedule also gave the trip room to move between destinations without making the honeymoon a single, extended resort stay.

Meals and moments in Tulum

Food became one of the trip’s recurring highlights. In Tulum, Aarushi and Umang tried street-style tacos from food trucks, including cheese-crusted tacos. In New York, Artichoke Pizza stood out for its vodka pizza. These were memorable local stops, not just meals between activities, and they gave the itinerary a sense of place through flavors the couple enjoyed.

Tulum also offered the quieter moments they wanted from a honeymoon. After a night of dancing, they spent time together by the beach under the stars. At Be Tulum, an intimate breakfast setup paired a private-feeling meal with the calm of the beachfront setting. Their experience suggests a useful balance for couples planning a busy trip: leave room for unstructured time alongside planned outings.

Where they stayed and what they recommend

Their hotel list reflects the trip’s four stops: Le Blanc Spa Resort in Cancun, Be Tulum in Tulum, Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club, Autograph Collection, in Miami, and New York Marriott Marquis in New York. The couple singled out Be Tulum for its property and atmosphere, describing it as a must-stay for honeymooners.

For New York, they recommend staying near Times Square to be close to the action. In Cancun, they suggest an all-inclusive property for a more straightforward beach stay. They also encourage couples to explore local food rather than relying only on hotel dining, and, for Tulum, to consider attending a DJ set. Their advice spans different travel styles: a resort-based stay can simplify beach days, while a central city location can put restaurants and nightlife within easier reach.

Aarushi and Umang name March and April as pleasant months to visit, citing mild weather in both Mexico and the USA. Their guidance is rooted in their own trip, so couples can use it as a starting point when matching dates and accommodation choices to their preferred pace.

Planning with room for personal details

The couple credit Fly Me Travels with recommending properties, sharing local insights and securing upgrades where possible. They say the planning helped tailor the trip to their expectations, from accommodation choices to memorable experiences. Their account points to a useful planning conversation for any couple: identify what makes the trip feel personal, then ask how the itinerary can support those priorities across each stop.

Honeymoon planning: Fly Me Travels

Hotels they stayed at:
Le Blanc Spa Resort in Cancun
Be Tulum in Tulum
Cadillac Hotel & Beach Club, Autograph Collection, Miami
New York Marriott Marquis in New York

For couples weighing a multi-stop honeymoon, Aarushi and Umang’s trip shows how a clear shared brief can connect beach time, dining, nightlife and city days. Start with the experiences you both want to remember, then give the itinerary enough breathing room for the unplanned moments that often become the best stories.