HOTEL
1. COMO Uma, Punakha
Botokha Kabesa Punakha, Punakha, Bhutan
Refined, intimate, and surrounded by sweeping Himalayan vistas, COMO Uma distills Bhutanese simplicity into quiet luxury. Stone and timber meet curated wellness spaces and calm-toned interiors. A sanctuary of healing, perfectly designed for presence and peace.
2. Pemako Punakha
Punakha, Bhutan
Nestled in forested valleys, Pemako’s tented villas feel both grounded and otherworldly. With copper details, curved lines, and Bhutanese accents, every space feels bespoke. Its architecture whispers, never shouts—inviting calm, beauty, and a touch of escape.
3. Six Senses Thimpu
Chang Gewog, Chunimeding, Babesa, Thimphu, Bhutan
Authentic, earthy, and effortlessly luxurious. Architecture responds to landscape, while interiors draw from local crafts and sustainable principles. It’s a poetic balance between modern indulgence and ancestral wisdom.
RESTAURANT
4. Five Nectars Bar, Pemako
Punakha, Bhutan
Pemako crafts intimate moments through spatial design. Rich woods, panoramic terraces, and bespoke ceramics frame each dish. Design here honors both Bhutanese hospitality and fine culinary artistry.
5. Amankora Paro
Chang Gewog, Chunimeding, Babesa, Thimphu, Bhutan
Amankora’s culinary offerings highlight Bhutan’s rich traditions and local ingredients. Guests can enjoy Bhutanese and Western cuisine in the Dining Room or on the firepit terrace with views of Drukgyel Dzong. Private dining options include Forest and Fortress Barbecue Dinners, Log Cabin Lunches near Tiger’s Nest, and vibrant Farmers Market tours.
6. &Beyond Punakha River Lodge
Punakha River Lodge, Punakha 13001, Bhutan
Design here leans into nature: riverside dining beneath the stars, timber decks, and open-air settings shaped by the valley. Bhutanese flavors are served with global finesse. It’s a quietly luxurious culinary journey, tailored to place and mood.
SHOP
7. The Craft Gallery
FJGP+X8W, Norzin Lam 3, Thimphu, Bhutan
The Craft Gallery in Thimphu is essential for those seeking Bhutanese handicrafts, featuring high-quality items by local artisans like handwoven textiles, wood carvings, thangka paintings, and ceramics. Each piece reflects Bhutan’s cultural heritage, and visitors can buy unique silk kiras, textiles, and jewelry, supporting local artisans and preserving traditional crafts.