Stay 

COMO Uma Punakha has just 11 rooms and Villas. The Valley View Rooms have an outdoor terrace and some on second floor have large windows. There are two elegant standalone COMO Villas, both located away from the main building, with an expansive terrace. These have one bedroom or two-bedrooms with living and dining room, a large outdoor terrace and a private garden. All rooms have air conditioning, satellite TV, deep bathtub and tea/coffee making facilities. 

ChildCare 

Children are welcome to stay at COMO Uma Punakha, but there are no specific facilities available. The resort has two villas which have two-bedrooms that are ideal for families. Although some of the trekking may only be suitable for older children, there is much to do in the surrounds. 

Dine 

Bukhari is the main restaurant at COMO Uma Punakha, named after the traditional Bhutanese fireplace. Menus are based on seasonal, local produce sourced by chef Tshering Lhaden, who delivers both Bhutanese and international dishes with strong flavours and finesse. Private dining can also be arranged. 

Relax 

COMO Shambhala Retreat at the Uma Punakha, offers a range of holistic, Asian-inspired treatments including signature massages, facials and body therapies. Located in woodland glade, it has two treatment rooms: a double for couples and a single room featuring a traditional Bhutanese hot stone bath. 

Experience 

In the Punakha town is the Punakha Dzong. Built in 1637, it was the seat of government when Punakha was the capital of Bhutan and the first king of Bhutan, Ugyen Wangchuck, was crowned here. There are loads of thing to do around COMO Uma Punakha, but we recommend the Chhime Lkahkang. Every year hundreds of people make pilgrimage to this ancient monastery, to get blessed by a symbolic phallus which represents the sign of fertility.