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Luxury Bhutan

Bhutan's wellness experience is unparalleled, offering a serene communion with nature. Pamper yourself with treatments designed to cultivate mindfulness and refresh your spirit.

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Wellness

Embark on an adventure into the untamed wilderness of Bhutan. Among the many options available, consider exploring the Druk Path trek, a celebrated hiking trail connecting Paro and Thimphu. This ancient trade route traverses high mountains, offering a memorable trekking experience. Alternatively, if you are up for a challenge, brave the mighty Snowmen trek, which is regarded as one of the finest and most demanding treks in the Himalayas.

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Hiking

Undoubtedly, the most opportune time to visit Bhutan is during its vibrant annual festivals, known as ‘tshechu’. Most of these festivals have their origin in Buddhism, the predominant religion in Bhutan. The mythology of this faith is expressed through a colorful array of dances, tapestries, masks, and music, providing a unique cultural experience for all.

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Festivals

Experience an authentic glimpse into the daily life of locals in Bhutan by joining them inside a traditional farmhouse. Gain insight into their routine, and enjoy a meal accompanied by the hospitable homeowners.

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Farmhouse Experience

Hot stone baths are a traditional and effective way to relax in Bhutanese culture. Medicinal herbs and minerals in the stones provide numerous health benefits, including alleviating arthritis, hypertension, joint pain, stomach disorders, and over 50 skin ailments.

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Hot-Stone Bath

Over 70% of Bhutan's landmass is blanketed by verdant forests, and it stands as the country with negative carbon emissions. A visit to Bhutan constitutes a trip back to nature, providing an opportunity to cherish the crisp, fresh air emanating from the Himalayan range.

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Nature

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Three Valleys Journey in Bhutan

Embark on an immersive exploration of Bhutan's three signature destinations: Paro, Thimphu, and Punakha. Traverse through picturesque valleys, winding roads, and awe-inspiring landscapes. Your journey begins with a transfer to Paro, the gateway to Bhutan, before heading to Thimphu, the capital city, which is known for its unique distinction of being the only capital city in the world without traffic lights. Embark on a scenic drive to Punakha, the former capital of Bhutan, which serves as a winter home for monks. Your final stop is Paro, the home of the renowned Tiger's Nest. You will embark on a full-day hike to experience this iconic symbol of Bhutan. Once back at your luxury resort, indulge in a relaxing spa treatment before donning the traditional Gho and Kira attire for a farewell dinner.

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Signature Bhutan

Experience the breathtaking journey through the five major valleys of Bhutan, spanning from the East to the central region. This is the signature journey of Bhutan. The valleys of Paro, Thimphu, Punakha, Phobjikha (Gangtey), and Bumthang are replete with scenic landscapes comprising winding roads, mountains, valleys, rivers, and quaint villages. Each valley offers a unique view into the development of Bhutan. Trust our carefully curated itinerary and handpicked luxury resorts to ensure an unforgettable journey through Bhutan.

Thimphu

Amankora Thimphu

Perched on the upper reaches of the Motithang area, the 16-suite Lodge of Amankora Thimphu is inspired by the traditional dzong fortress design. Amankora Thimphu is within reach of the capital’s shops and sights, but the lodge remains a secluded retreat from which to explore both all the city has to offer and the wild Himalayan landscape.

Punakha

Amankora Punakha

Reached by crossing a suspension bridge over the Mo Chhu River covered in prayer flags, Punakha Lodge incorporates a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse built by a former Je Khenpo (chief abbot of Bhutan). Located in a subtropical valley that produces most of the nation’s vegetables, the area is where the Bhutanese royals spend their winters.

Paro

Amankora Paro

At an elevation of 2,250 metres (7382 feet), Paro Valley makes a beguiling start or an atmospheric end to an Amankora journey. Hidden in thick pine the 24-suites, with walls clad in wood and black steel panelling, contrast rustic elements with contemporary design.

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Phobjikha Valley

Amankora Gangtey

In the little-visited Phobjikha Valley near the village of Gangtey, the eight-suite Amankora Gangtey Lodge is set on a forested knoll with scenic views of the valley floor and the 16th-century Gangtey Goemba monastery. Part of the Black Mountains National Park wildlife reserve, the valley is home each winter to a flock of 300 endangered black-neck cranes.

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COMO Uma Paro

COMO Uma Paro sits on a tree-clad hill overlooking the town of Paro and is only a 10-minute drive from Bhutan's international airport. Villas and rooms in COMO Uma Paro combine the colourful accents of traditional Bhutanese craftsmanship with the clean-lined contemporary design for which COMO Hotels and Resorts is known.

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COMO Uma Punakha

COMO's smallest, most jewel-like Uma lodge sits on a small hill at the western end of the Punakha Valley above the Mo Chhu river. It seems to breathe a different air, and is ideally located for Himalayan exploration, for village treks, temples, festivals, and whitewater rafting. Every room commands sweeping views of the Punakha Valley and the Mo Chhu as it winds its way through the rice fields and orchards.

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Tucked deep in the lush green Punakha Valley, exclusively draped on the banks of the Mo Chu, amidst awe-inspiring mountain vistas, a harmonious blend of tradition and grace await. Boasting uninterrupted views of the Himalaya, idyllically set on the banks of the Mo Chhu river, the lodge rewards guests with direct, and exclusive, access to the river.

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Gangtey Lodge

Perched high above the pristine nature reserve of Phobjikha valley, Gangtey Lodge rewards the intrepid traveler with spectacular views over the 17th century monastery, traditional farm houses and dense forested mountains of Himalayan blue pine.

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Bumthang

Amankora Bumthang

Bumthang, directly translating as ‘beautiful field’, is home to 29 temples and monasteries, including the ancient Jambay Lhakhang, and is a treasure-trove of Bhutan’s art and painting traditions. The 16-suite Amankora Bumthang Lodge rests adjacent to the Wandichholing Palace, within the town of Jakar in the Choekhor Valley.

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Six Senses Thimphu

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Situated within apple orchards and pine forests, yet still within reach of the capital’s attractions, Six Senses Thimphu is perched on an auspicious hillside overlooking the shimmering lights of Thimphu. With its grand design and outdoor ponds reflecting the clouds above, this is our very own Palace in the Sky.

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Six Senses Paro

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Designed to maximize what is surely one of the most scenic settings within the Six Senses Bhutan journey, this lodge, perched high above the valley floor, is known as Stone Ruins – you’ll understand why when you dine among them. Surrounded by pine forests and within walking distance of several ancient monasteries, Six Senses hotel in Paro offers views and authentic experiences at every turn.

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Six Senses Punakha

This beautiful lodge has a rustic feel inspired by the valley’s farmhouse architecture and is blessed with a warmer climate. You’ll find a choice of suites and villas, pool, boutique, yoga and meditation huts, and from here you can visit one of Bhutan’s highlights: the majestic Punakha Dzong.

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Pemako Thimphu

Pemako Thimphu is centrally located in the middle of the city. It’s imposing structure dominates the Thimphu’s skyline, mirroring the fortresses (Dzong) of ancient Bhutan. The traditional murals and colours adorning the walls and ceilings are a good first introduction to Bhutanese architecture. Pemako Thimphu offers comfort and luxury. It’s 66 suites and rooms alongside restaurants, bar and tea lounge as well as a swimming pool and world class gym will ensure that you have an enjoyable stay.

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Pemako Punakha

Inspired by the remote Himalayan sanctuary, or beyul, of the same name, Pemako is an earthly paradise waiting to be discovered. A perfect convergence of person, place and time; where peace restores perspective, spaces inspire wonder and the pace is entirely your own.

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Its remote and secluded location has helped in preserving its originality, both in terms of culture and landscapes. Bhutan is a place where one can find inner peace, connect with nature, appreciate culture, and experience a slower pace of travel.

In January, temperatures can fluctuate from -6 to 12°C. Snowfall is more likely to occur in higher altitudes, subject to daily weather patterns. Place like Punakha is less likely to experience snowfall, due to their lower altitude. Otherwise, the days are usually warm, bright, and sunny.

Winter Season

February marks the conclusion of winter in Bhutan. The country's weather varies across different altitudes, with high altitude regions such as Thimphu, Paro, and Bumthang experiencing significantly colder temperatures ranging from 0°C to -4°C during night and 5 - 12°C at day. Conversely, lowlands in Punakha and the east of Bhutan are relatively warmer, with temperatures that can soar to 26°C.

End of the Winter

The weather and climate are comfortable in almost all parts of the country. Despite the terrain differences, the temperature has entered a period for overall rising. Average temperature from 5°C- 14°C in higher altitude places like Thimphu, Paro, and Bumthang. Then, 10°C - 22°C in lower altitude place like Punakha.

The sky remains to be remarkably clear through the entire country while the air, affected by still less rainfalls and low humidity, maintains to be dry, but not as dry as in winter since in the capital city Thimphu, the rain falls first.

The Beginning of Spring

During April, Bhutan transforms into a picturesque and blooming paradise, showcasing flourishing flora against the backdrop of majestic mountains. Thimphu, the capital, maintains a temperature range of 7°C - 20°C, with Bumthang being slightly cooler and Punakha, a lower altitude area, being slightly warmer. While snow still persists in the mountains, it enhances the scenery, providing an awe-inspiring view for visitors.


Early April also marks the Paro Tshechu Festival, a highly sought-after event that spans few days and attracts a significant number of tourists.

Jacaranda Season

May in Bhutan is characterized by cool weather, with temperatures averaging from 6 to 16°C around Paro, Thimphu, Phobjikha, and Bumthang, and slightly warmer in Punakha. Towards the end of the month, rainfall tends to increase. Despite the precipitation, May provides ample opportunities to explore Bhutan's nature trails, trek through its forests, and witness the blooming of rhododendrons.

Entering the Monsoon

In late June, Bhutan experiences heavy rainfall during the monsoon season, particularly in the southern regions. The north may have visibility issues due to low-hanging clouds. Despite the lack of sun, the weather remains warm, and the scenery is lush. However, many parts of Bhutan are humid, with temperatures ranging from around 10°C in Thimphu, Paro, Phobjikha, and Bumthang to almost 30°C in Punakha.

Warm Weather

July in Bhutan is marked by warm and humid weather. However, fewer tourists visit during this time, resulting in less traffic and congestion at popular tourist spots. Hiking is not advisable during this time. Temperature varies across the country, with Paro, Thimphu, Phobjikha, and Bumthang ranging from 13°C to 23°C, and Punakha around 19°C to 30°C.

Humid Weather

During August, the monsoon season in Bhutan is concluding, and intermittent rainfall permits hiking trails, while temperatures range from 12°C to 22°C. It's worth noting that higher altitude regions may be cooler than lower ones.

End of the Monsoon

As the monsoon season ends, the pleasant weather makes it an ideal time for trekking and hiking. The average daytime temperatures range from 20°C - 25°C in lower valleys, providing comfortable conditions for outdoor activities, while higher altitudes places may be slightly cooler.

Ideal for Outdoor Activities

October in Bhutan is marked by moderate temperatures ranging from 7°C - 18°C, cool evenings, and mostly dry weather with clear, blue skies. These climatic conditions make it an ideal time to explore the country's natural splendor and historic landmarks. The temperate climate and dry spells make for stunning vistas of golden and silvery-white paddy fields and snow-capped peaks. 

Commencing from the end of September with the Thimphu Festival, October is abundant with festive celebrations throughout the nation.

Festival Season

Bhutan presents a mesmerizing experience in November, characterised by refreshing autumn air and ideal conditions for outdoor activities. The first half of the month offers breathtaking mountain views and dry weather, making it an opportune time to explore monasteries or trek through the picturesque Phobjikha Valley. Additionally, the Black-Necked Crane festival occurs during this month only in Phobjikha Valley. The birds migrates to Bhutan from late October to mid-February.


As winter approaches, temperatures tend to decrease gradually. However, the average daytime temperature still ranges from 10°C - 20°C in the lower valleys. In higher altitudes, temperatures can drop to 14°C in Paro and roughly 7°C in the Phobjikha Valley.

Black-Necked Crane Festival

Bhutan enters its winter season in December, characterised by cool and dry weather. During this time, the temperature in Paro can drop as low as -4°C at night, while some eastern valleys experience daytime temperatures averaging up to 25°C. Bhutan's landscape in December is a combination of warm, sunny, snowy, and green, presenting an idyllic scenery. Although not all locations receive snowfall, it contributes to the country's allure.

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