Six Senses Bhutan
Six Senses Bhutan
Bhutan is rich in culture, tradition, and spirituality that have been carefully guarded and preserved. Your Khamsa is a total escape from unrelenting modernization, but this isn’t a journey back in time. The nation has been built on progressive thinking, with a sustainable tourism vision and hospitality approach that attracts visitors who share its vision and values as it emerges as a viable example of how economic success can be achieved without compromising environmental, societal and individual well-being. Bhutan is accessible by plane via Bangkok, Dubai, Delhi, Kathmandu, and Singapore. Regional flights including Kolkata, Guwahati, Gaya, Bagdogra, and Dhaka are also available.
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Six Senses Bhutan offers an extensive choice of experiences for every taste. Whether trying the national sport of archery, hiking through pristine forests, lighting butter lamps with monks in a mountain-top temple, or mushroom foraging with a local chef, Six Senses Bhutan can curate endless adventures for guests.
Dive into our main pool but keep your head above the water for the magical view.
Six Senses Bhutan offers an extensive choice of experiences for every taste. Whether trying the national sport of archery, hiking through pristine forests, lighting butter lamps with monks in a mountain-top temple, or mushroom foraging with a local chef, Six Senses Bhutan can curate endless adventures for guests.
Dive into our main pool but keep your head above the water for the magical view.
In addition to commercially scheduled flights, we can book your helicopter charters and private jet flight arrangements. A Bhutanese navigator is mandatory to accompany the pilot for private jet landings at Paro International Airport.
Please give us a minimum of one week’s notice to book any flights.
From June to August, Bhutan’s lush landscapes come alive with colorful flora – a treat for photographers and nature lovers. March to April and September to November offer pleasant weather for hiking and many all-day festivals take place in spring and autumn, where monks perform special masked dances that are inspirations of enlightened beings in history in the dzongs (fortresses) and monasteries. The Thunder Dragon never hibernates; indeed, December to February bring sunny days and clear mountain views right across the snowcapped Himalayas. Why not follow your own winter’s tale while celebrating family and setting your intention for the year ahead?