The Amankora Resort in Punakha was built by a former Chief Abbot of Bhutan as a residence to oversee the surrounding rice paddies and fruit orchards. The quaint, three-storey structure is now the combined common guest area. The Dining Room is situated on the ground floor, and the upper floors offer relaxation areas. The Courtyard of the farmhouse is suitable for outdoor dining and beyond is the two-storey Spa which provides yoga/meditation room.
COMO Uma Punakha is a beautiful resort, perched on a hillside overlooking the Mo Chu River. The hotel overlooks the Punakha Valley with lush-green paddy fields and rolling forested mountains. This low-lying valley serves as an interesting destination for both summer and winter touring. In this beautiful and interesting destination, Uma Punakha offers just 11 rooms, all spread out along a ridge, taking in the valleys fresh air and offering jaw-dropping views.
Six Senses Punakha, often referred to as the “Flying Farmhouse,” is a stunning architectural marvel located in the lush Punakha Valley of Bhutan. The hotel’s design combines traditional Bhutanese architecture with contemporary elements, creating a harmonious blend that respects the local culture and environment. Elevated structures and cantilevered buildings provide breathtaking views of the valley and the terraced rice fields below. The use of natural materials such as wood and stone enhances the connection to the surrounding landscape.
Dhensa is a luxury boutique hotel, set along a pine-forested ridge, overlooking the Punakha Valley in Bhutan. Flanked by thick pine forests and surrounded by numerous walking trails, Dhensa Resort overlooks the Punakha River and hundreds of rice paddy fields that terrace down to the valley floor. It is not surprising therefore that the core of the Dhensa philosophy lies in reviving your senses, and immersing yourself in the peace and beauty of nature that surrounds it.
