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Located in the colourful Himalayan kingdom of Bhutan, Six Senses Bhutan celebrates its highly-anticipated arrival with the opening of its first three lodges in Thimphu, Punakha and Paro.
The lodges combine the brand’s commitment to wellness, sustainability and out-of-the-ordinary experiences with the country’s rich culture, warm hospitality and omni-present spirituality.
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.
Each location has been thoughtfully designed to fully immerse travellers into the local culture.
The lodges, which vary in style, showcase the diversity and special character of each valley.
Offering sweeping views, the spacious interiors are framed by subtle references to Bhutanese architecture, seen in the simple lines of the natural timber furniture and the presence of locally-inspired touches, such as bukharis (traditional wood-burning stoves) and vegetable-dyed, antique-washed Himalayan rugs.
“We are delighted to welcome guests to Six Senses Bhutan in this beautiful Kingdom we call home.
“As we open our doors, guests can experience the transformative power of this magical destination through adventure, culture, serenity, cultural and enriching experiences,” said Six Senses Bhutan general manager, Sally Baughen.
“Six Senses Bhutan offers endless options for every kind of traveller to explore: from architecture and art, to birdwatching, botany, history, meditation, spirituality, sports, wellness and more.”
Bhutan is served by Druk Air and Bhutan Airlines.
International destinations on scheduled flights are Bangkok, New Delhi, Kolkata, Singapore, Kathmandu, Dhaka, Bagdogra, Guwahati and Gaya.
Domestic flights are available between Paro and Bumthang.
Source: breakingtravelnews.com