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amankora paro

Thirty minutes from Paro’s international airport, the lodge features a mix of rustic and contemporary design. Amankora Paro is situated 2,250 metres above sea level and on clear mornings will reveal an uninterrupted view onto Mount Jumolhari, the home of the Gods of the Kingdom in the clouds.

Housed in a lime-washed stone pavilion, the living and dining Rooms offer incredible views and a selection of Western and Indian food.
The boutique next door provides an exquisite collection of local fabrics and goods while the library features assorted books, publications, and internet.
The spa at Amankora’s Paro location includes a sauna, steam room, five treatment rooms with hot stone baths, changing rooms and a glass-walled yoga suite.
Our 24 suites are similar in design with a king-size bed, a traditional bukhari (wood-burning stove) and a large terrazzo-clad bath.
A number of excursions and experiences that can only be found in Paro await guests, including a visit to the 17th century ruins of Drukyel Dzong.

amankora thimphu

Set in the upper reaches of the Motithang area, this sixteen suite lodge lies in close proximity to the many attractions of the capital city of Thimphu.

The living and dining rooms feature soaring ceilings and an outdoor dining deck with views of the nearby stream and surrounding forest. The menu features both Western and Thai Cuisine served in a relaxing atmosphere.
The spacious library houses a collection of books on Bhutan and can also be converted into a state of the art meeting and conference room.
The boutique specializes in a fine collection of Bhutanese textiles, Himalayan art and jewellery.
The spa includes three treatment rooms, a steam room, changing areas and offers a number of holistic treatments.
Two dwellings house a total of 16 suites that provide views across a landscaped courtyard or directly onto the nearby stream and pine forest. Room interiors feature wood panel and chocolate brown walls. Each room features a king-size bed, bukhari and a terrazzo-clad bath. The suites are individually heated during cold winter months.
Amankora Thimphu offers guests a unique opportunity to shop and sightsee in Bhutan’s capital and to take treks into the region's wilderness.

amankora punakha

Accessed by crossing a suspension bridge over the Mo Chhu, Amankora Punakha is centred by a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse built by a former Je Kempo (Chief Abbot of Bhutan).

In the dining room of the farm house, guests may consume either Western or Bhutanese cuisine at a long oat table meant to evoke a family-style dining experience.
The first floor features our living room and library. A selection of books and magazines are available, as well as an internet connection.
This location also features a traditional altar room for meditation and prayer, a courtyard for alfresco dining and a tea pavilion.
The spa at Amankora Punakha contains two treatment rooms, a steam room, changing areas and a yoga/meditation room.
The Amankora Punakha features 8 suites, located in 3 rammed earth dwellings. Identical to the suites at Paro, Punakha’s rooms include a traditional bukhari, king-size bed, terrazzo-clad bath, and a daybed. Suites are individually heated during the cooler winter months and air-conditioned in the summer months.
Amankora Punakha offers exciting excursions into Punakha valley including a trip to visit Punakha Dzong, one of Bhutan’s most impressive monastery fortresses.

amankora gangtey

Amankora Gangtey lies in the little-visited Phobjikha Valley near the isolated village of Gangtey. Part of one of Bhutan’s most important wildlife reserves, the valley is home each winter to a flock of 300 rare and endangered black-neck cranes.

The living room overlooks the valley floor and a 16th century monastery called Gangtey Goemba.
The dining room features a family style dining experience of Western and Bhutanese food as well as an assortment of local and imported beverages.
Spa facilities include two treatment rooms, changing areas, and offer guests a variety of treatments.
The 8 suites are identical to those of Amankora Thimphu, offering an open plan bedroom and bathing area. Each room contains traditional bukhari, terrazzo-clad bath, shower, vanity, and daybed offering views across the valley.
Excursions to Gangtey Village and Gangtey Goemba are offered by Amankora, as is the chance to explore the stunning natural beauty of the region itself.

amankora bumthang

Unlike its sister locations, Amankora Bumthang is located directly in the centre of Bumthang Valley. The courtyard rests adjacent to the Wandichholing Palace, birthplace of Bhutan’s monarchy.

The dining room is set up into small tables for a more intimate dining experience. The kitchen provides Western a la carte menu, however a special Bumthang inspired Bhutanese set menu may be requested.
The library offers a variety of literature, magazines and reference books. It also contains an internet station as well as wireless access for laptops.
Amankora Bumthang features a cosy spa with three treatment rooms, a steam room and changing areas.
Accessed through an impressive stone-clad hallway, 16 suites are situated in four separate dwellings, each containing two suites on the ground floor and two on the upper floor. Each Suite features a traditional bukhari, king-size bed, terrazzo-clad bath, shower, twin vanities and daybed overlooking the courtyard, nearby Wangdichholing Palace and monastery.
Bumthang is home to 29 temples and monasteries, a museum and many more attractions fit for Sight-seeing. In addition to treks and excursions to the city, Amankora Bumthang can also arrange visits to organic farms and local cottage industries.