Hugged by lush green forest on Thimphu's steep valley, Six Senses Thimphu blends spectacular view, rustic luxury and relatively easy access from Bhutan's capital.
Spectacular views of Thimphu Valley and the giant Buddha
Fantastic spa and wellness centre
Generous room size starting from 67sqm
Serene setting, yet within reasonable drive to attractions in Bhutan's capital
Six Senses Thimphu brings rustic luxury to new heights in Bhutan's capital. The lodge is beautifully located on a mountain hillside south of the capital at 2,650 meters, providing a grandiose view of the Kingdom's forested valley. As with all Six Senses in Bhutan, the lodge has been designed to seamlessly incorporate and reflect the history of the site that it sits within.
The largest among the Six Senses Bhutan lodges, Six Senses Thimphu comprises of 20 suites and 5 villas, bringing exclusivity to its tranquil setting. Its opulent design incorporates heritage with lobby-reflecting ponds, earning the lodge a nickname of "Palace in the Sky".
Facilities include an indoor pool, all-day restaurant, private dining, bar and lounge. The famous Six Senses Spa and Wellness Centre is a delightful experience complete with gym, manicure and pedicure room.
Thimphu is home to various attractions worth exploring, such as Folk Heritage Museum, National Library and National Textile Museum.
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A Journey Through Bhutan & Thailand
This itinerary blends the vibrant energy of Thailand with the serene spirituality of Bhutan. Begin amidst Bangkok’s riverside glamour, then journey to the mystical Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan, exploring its valleys and villages from some of the world’s most exclusive lodges. Finally, unwind on a private island in southern Thailand, where barefoot luxury meets jungle-fringed beaches. This is a journey for guests seeking balance, culture, and immersive experiences.
Amankora Thimphu
Amankora Thimphu, which is part of the Aman collection in Bhutan is the perfect base to either wander through the streets and markets of the nation’s capital or start to explore the dramatic landscape of the happiest country in the world.
Druk Hotel
The Druk is a charming, yet simple traditional city hotel and is located in the heart of Thimphu, Bhutan's capital city. With 51 comfortable good value rooms, tasty food and friendly service, the Druk provides a great base from which to explore the city.
Pemako
Pemako is a luxurious property located in the heart of Thimphu and allows guests to explore the sights and shops of the capital city of utan. One of the largest buildings in Thimphu, it offers international levels of service and cuisine.
Zhiwaling Ascent
Zhiwa Ling Ascent is located in the hills above Bhutan's captial city; Thimphu. This contemporary hotel boasts stunning views of not only the city from a distance but the rolling hills beyond. Explore the Bhutanese capital, returning to panoramic views.
Dressing up in traditional Bhutanese dress
Anyone who works in Bhutan must wear traditional national dress, and you can have the chance to dress up for a few hours to see how it feels. The Bhutanese absolute love visitors doing it!
Paro Dzong & National Museum
The Paro Dzong, or Rinpung Dzong as it is otherwise called, looms above the town of Paro. On the hill above the Dzong in the former watchtower you can visit the National Museum.
Day in Thimphu
You can easily fill an afternoon or day exploring Thimphu. It is worth visiting the Tashiccho Dzong, where essentially Bhutan is governed from. Also of interest is the Simtokha Dzong, Memorial Chorten, Changagkka Temple & Folk Museum.
Kyichu Lhakhang
The Kyichu Lhakhang is one of the oldest temples in Bhutan, dating from the 7th century and constructed by the Tibetan Emperor Songtsan Gampo.
Farmhouse Visit & Home-Cooked Dinner
Visit Kyichu Lhakang, one of the oldest temples in Bhutan dating back to 7th century before meeting with local community members in a nearby farmhouse to enjoying a home-cooked dinner.
Tiger's Nest Monastery
The Tiger's Nest Monastery is spectacular; legend has it that this cliffside was where Guru Rinpoche landed on the back of a flying tigress, bringing Buddhism to Bhutan. Set off for the 2-hour walk to the viewpoint before continuing onto the Monastery.
Morning Hike to Cheri and Tango Goempa
Enjoy a hike through the beautiful and beguiling Bhutanese countryside. Visit the Cheri and Tango Goemba, two beautiful monasteries in the hills between which lies the Thimphu Chu River.
Thimphu Market
You shouldn’t miss the weekend market in Thimphu. People from nearby valleys arrive on Thursday afternoon and stay to sell their goods – vegetables, other foodstuffs and handicrafts – until Sunday evening.
The Haa Valley
The unspoilt Haa Valley is located close to Paro and offers a fantastic day out. Drive over the Chele Pass, Bhutan's highest road, and choose to free-wheel on bikes into the Haa Valley. Explore the local monastery, have a picnic and return to Paro.
