9 Days Of Highlights Of Bhutan

Amankora Paro, situated in Balakha Village, 30 minutes from Paro International Airport , has 24 suites of contrasts rustic elements with contemporary design. The lodge comprises a main reception, dining & lounge centre with a separate spa complex and there are six accommodation blocks with four suites in each, two on the ground floor and two on the upper floor.

Amankora Thimphu, situated in a blue pine forest in the upper reaches of Motithang area of Thimphu Valley has 16-suite close to the capital’s sights and shopping, while remaining a quiet retreat away from the Kingdom’s main commercial centre.

Amankora Punakha, accessed by crossing a suspension bridge over the Mo Chhu, the lodge is centred by a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse built by a former Je Kempo (Chief Abbot of Bhutan). This quaint, three-storey structure with its preserved vegetable dye wall paintings is now a reception area with a Dining Room, traditional Altar Room, a courtyard for alfresco dining and a tea pavilion

Amankora Gangtey, considered one of the best hotels in Bhutan, floor-to-ceiling windows in the combined Living and Dining Room offer beautiful views over the expansive Phobjikha Valley. Spa facilities include two treatment rooms and changing areas. The eight suites are identical to those of Amankora Thimphu, offering an open plan bedroom and bathing area. The design combines wood panelling and chocolate brown walls, traditional bukhari, terrazzo-clad bath, shower, vanity and daybed offering views across the valley.

Uma by COMO, Paro, is an intimate, 29-room resort featuring the most exclusive private villas in Bhutan with an enviable location in the Paro Valley. This puts you within striking distance of the country’s great cultural landmarks. The style combines local artisanship with COMO’s contemporary style, while activities range from yoga to Himalayan camping adventures. Our Bukhari restaurant is a royal favourite.

Set in the heart of the Thimphu Valley, the Taj Tashi, is a gateway to a land steeped in mythology and magic. In keeping with the enchanting surrounds, the hotel is a blend of Bhutan’s Dzong architecture and modern design. Adorned with classical hand-drawn Buddhist murals, its 66 elegant guestrooms afford guests striking highlights of the region’s art and colour. Besides breathtaking views of the mountains that rise above the Thimphu valley.

Uma by COMO Punakha, a new 11-room property, is nestled in a remote area of the Punakha Valley in Bhutan and offers easy access to historic sites like the imposing Punakha Dzong, activities like white water rafting, hiking, and cycling, and a traditional holistic spa retreat for “days off.”From picturesque base overlooking a snake-like bend in the Mo Chu river, Uma Punakha is ideally located for those who wish to explore this remote Himalayan Kingdom.

Amankora Gangtey, considered one of the best hotels in Bhutan, floor-to-ceiling windows in the combined Living and Dining Room offer beautiful views over the expansive Phobjikha Valley. Spa facilities include two treatment rooms and changing areas. The eight suites are identical to those of Amankora Thimphu, offering an open plan bedroom and bathing area. The design combines wood panelling and chocolate brown walls, traditional bukhari, terrazzo-clad bath, shower, vanity and daybed offering views across the valley.

Gangtey Palace is owned and run by Dasho Tobgye S. Dorji and his wife Genzing Zam Dorji, their hospitality and good humor are a delight for their guests. They are supported by a team of 15 Bhutanese staff who are friendly and good natured, always making the guests feel at home. There is a happy and relaxed atmosphere which makes Gangtey Palace a good place to stay.

Hotel Norbuling, is centrally located in Thimphu, Bhutan. The hotel offers the unparalleled comforts of home with the best of Bhutanese hospitality. Inspired by your need to have comfortable sized rooms, all rooms are the largest in their respective class. The rooms have a touch of traditional elements creating an ambience that is warm, inviting and modern.

Meri Phuensum is located near Punakha town on the slope, just below the Zangdopelri hotel. The 20 rooms are spacious and there are lovely views down across the river and the valley. There is a large dining area and bar. Food is a combination of Bhutanese, Indian and Chinese, lunch and evening meals are served as a buffet. There is a small and nice sit-out porch with gardens and flowering plants.

Encircled by pine forests in the hidden valley of Phobjikha – Gantey Gompa, home to the very rare Black Necked cranes, the Dewachen Hotel features sixteen double rooms, modern bathroom fittings, heavenly bedding comforts, and a restaurant with a magnificent view and the finest cuisine prepared by a professional chef. With rooms heated by iron stove and hot water bags in your bed, the coldest days and nights are not a challenge. So come away to unwind and enjoy being pampered and catered to. After spending a little time with us, you’ll come away looking at life with a difference.