Spacious villas and suites with a different view at every turn
Comprised of five lodges spread over the west and central valleys of this remote Himalayan kingdom, Six Senses Bhutan offers guests a unique adventure with uplifting experiences at every turn. From sunrise meditations and holistic spa treatments to private astrology readings and butter lamp lighting ceremonies to incredible hikes and treks through pristine forests, the aim is to leave enriched and reconnected.
The architecture and design of the five Six Senses Bhutan lodges reflect the values of Bhutanese culture: simplicity and harmony. The design generator for each lodge was the unique aspects of Bhutanese history, tradition and lifestyle. Each lodge reflects a particular aspect of Bhutan, offering guests new perspectives along their journey through the five valleys. the presence of locally inspired touches, such as bukharis (traditional wood-burning stoves) and vegetable-dyed, antique-washed Himalayan rugs.
The architecture of each lodge satisfies more than functional needs; it also encourages the spirituality, well-being and curiosity of its inhabitants. Rooting our architecture and design in the origin of Bhutanese tradition ensures our lodges reflect and exude the spirit of the country while preserving its rich culture.
Six Senses Thimphu
Situated within apple orchards and pine forests, yet still within reach of the capital’s attractions, Six Senses Thimphu is perched on an auspicious hillside overlooking the shimmering lights of Thimphu. With its grand design and outdoor ponds reflecting the sky above, this is our very own Palace in the Sky.
Six Senses Punakha
This beautiful lodge has a rustic feel and is blessed with a warmer climate thanks to lower elevations. You’ll find a choice of suites and villas, a pool, boutique, and yoga and meditation huts. From here, you can also visit one of Bhutan’s highlights: the majestic Punakha Dzong.
Six Senses Paro
Designed to maximize what is surely one of the most scenic settings within the Six Senses Bhutan journey, this lodge is known as Stone Ruins – you’ll understand why when you dine among them. It is a convenient base for an early start and dramatic climb to one of Bhutan’s most famous cultural icons, Taktsang Lhakhang, or Tiger’s Nest Monastery.
Six Senses Gangtey
Six Senses Gangtey is located in the Phobjikha Valley, which is a quaint and charming area in central Bhutan. It is well-known as the winter residence of the rare black-necked cranes arriving from Tibet each October which is the inspiration for our name, Traditional Birdwatching Bridge.
Six Senses Bumthang
The memorable drive to the most easterly located lodge within Six Senses Bhutan from Gangtey takes you through terraced farmland, deep river valleys, and precariously perched farmhouses. Carefully built as a forest within a forest, this is an auspicious base from which you can immerse fully into hallowed monuments, monasteries, and winter festivals.