Bhutan
Vallée de Bumthang
Set in the heart of a pine forest, the lodge was carefully designed and named “forest within a forest.” This reflects the lodge's unique design, offering guests a truly special experience and setting it apart from other lodges.
It comprises 8 spacious suites with terraces and a villa. There is a library, a common lounge, an all-day restaurant, a spa and wellness centre.
The suites and villa are spacious and comfortable, offering all the amenities you need for your stay as well as a terrace.
The Six Senses spa and wellness centre has two single treatment rooms and a hot stone bath.
Bumthang holds many places worth discovering, in particular the neighbouring Wangdichhoeling Palace, where the late King Jigme Wangchuck is laid to rest, along with the prayer wheels in its immediate vicinity. Further up the valley, the grand Kurjey Lhakhang temple is considered one of Bhutan's most sacred monuments, once a burial site of Guru Rinpoché, while Jambay Lhakhang temple hosts the first winter festivals, drawing thousands of Bhutanese for their annual blessings. Heading back towards town, on the other side of the Bumthang Chhu river, Tamshing Monastery is said to absolve sins, while you can also discover the valley's unique craft enterprises: the Red Panda Brewery, the Bumthang cheese and dairy factory, and the Bumthang distillery, offering a range of distinctive spirits.