Six Senses Bhutan

• Start the day with yoga or meditation at the lodge’s Prayer Pavilion
• Dine in the Chubjakha Ruin and be immersed in feudal Bhutanese times
• The mesmerizing Bhutanese culture is epitomized in its religious festivals
• Hike or bike to discover vertiginous vistas and untouched mountain ranges

A landlocked Himalayan Kingdom, Bhutan is rich in culture, tradition and spirituality that have been carefully guarded and preserved. Six Senses Bhutan comprises five lodges set in intimate locations and uniquely designed with spacious suites and villas. Bhutan is accessible by plane via Bangkok, Delhi, Kathmandu, Kolkata and Singapore.

Six Senses Bhutan offers an extensive choice of experiences for every taste. Whether trying the national sport of archery, hiking through pristine forests or mushroom foraging with a local chef, Six Senses Bhutan has endless options for guests

March to April and September to November offer pleasant weather for hiking. June to August offer lush landscapes with colourful flora. December to February brings sunny days and clear mountain views.

Spacious villas and suites with a different view at every turn. The five Six Senses Bhutan lodges have been thoughtfully designed to fully immerse travelers in the Kingdom of Bhutan’s natural beauty and culture, offering a contemporary take on traditional Bhutanese architecture and form. The lodges, which vary in style from valley to valley, showcase the diversity and special character of each location.

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.

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, pool, boutique, yoga and meditation huts, and from here you can visit one of Bhutan’s the highlights: the majestic Punakha Dzong.

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.

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.

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.