A collection of five boutique lodges, Six Senses Bhutan prepares to open in October. Each lodge will have its own style, environment and character.
Each of the five lodges — beginning with the largest, Six Senses Thimphu, where guests can marvel at grand architecture and clouds through varied environments and experiences — offers visitors something totally different. Find more information on specific lodges.
“Activities have been designed to showcase the best of Bhutan. The emphasis on experiences and service is brought alive by our GEMs (Guest Experience Makers) who act as guides and assist guests in every manner possible to create an authentic Bhutanese and true Six Senses experience,” said Mark Swinton, general manager. “Meditating at the prayer pavilion in the reflecting ponds overlooking the giant Buddha statue across the valley; hiking up to Chorten Ningpo in Punakha; participating in local farm activities in Gangtey; treehouse dining at Bumthang; and a private dinner in the 15th-century stone ruins at Paro are just a few of the magical experiences created for guests of Six Senses Bhutan.”
Three of the resorts are set to open in October of this year, and the other two are set for early 2019 openings.
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