Stay at Amankora Thimphu in Thimphu

Stay 

Amankora in Thimphu has 16 spacious villas. All suites combine a bedroom and lounge, and feature a king-size bed with views across a landscaped courtyard, or of the stream and pine forest. 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 has twin vanities, separate shower, hanging space and a terrazzo-clad bath. 

ChildCare 

Children are welcome to stay at the Amankora Thimphu, 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 

In Amankora, luxury comes in the form of service. You eat what you like, not what is given to you. Every meal is tailored by the chef to your taste. The restaurant offers European and Asian cuisine. Bhutanese, Thai or Indian set menu rotating every day.

Relax 

As Thimphu is an active place and the site of much socialising, the focus of the Spa at Amankora, Thimphu offers treatments to provide a peaceful haven, where addition herbal applications leaves guests feeling pampered, beautiful and regal. You are not only in close proximity of the Royal Palace but you also experience the royal Bhutanese treatments.

Experiences 

Trashi Chho Dzong is the largest and the most impressive dzong in Thimphu. The 17th-century Semtokha Dzong is one of the oldest dzongs in the valley. In the town, Voluntary Artist Studio of Thimphu (VAST) is creating traditional and contemporary works. Textile Museum is famous for its handmade textile, while Folk Museum and Royal Academy of Performing Arts are home of the Royal Dance Troupe. Attend the weekend Market to meet the locals.