Amankora Gangtey, Gangtey

Stay 

Amankora Gangtey has only eight suites featuring an open-plan bedroom and lounge, with a king-size bed, a reading chair and a window banquette. A traditional bukhari is positioned between the bedroom and the bathroom. The suite’s interior features wood panelling and chocolate brown walls. The spacious bathroom opens from the bedroom and provides twin vanities, separate shower and toilet, hanging space and a terrazzo-clad bath with twin vanities and views across the valley. 

ChildCare 

Children are welcome to stay at Amankora Gangtey but there are no specific facilities available. Although some of the trekking may only be suitable for older children, there is much to do in the surrounds. The local flora, fauna, handicraft centres and villages form interesting excursions.

Dine 

Restaurant ingredients are organic and locally sourced. Dining in Amankora Gangtey is on demand. In most cases you have a suggested menu but the chef discusses with you what you like and the cuisine is tailored to your liking. There are no fixed timings. You can eat when you like and where you like. 

Relax 

The spa at Amankora Gangtey, offers treatments with a focus on relieving tensions from the drive by concentrating on joint flexibility and re-hydration through herbs and hot oil. Not only warming, a hot oil massage also includes Himalayan herbs targeted at relieving joint stiffness.

Experience 

The Phobjikha Valley is part of the Black Mountains National Park and one of Bhutan’s most important wildlife sanctuaries. It is home to about 350 endangered black-necked cranes which arrive here from the Tibetan plateau during winters. The best time to see the cranes is between November and March. Nature walks and treks at Amankora Gangtey, are offered throughout the Phobjikha valley. Other activities include archery, fishing, golf and white-water rafting.