Punakha Valley is the warmest of the Six Senses Bhutan destinations. At an elevation of 1,300 meters (4,265 feet) and blessed with temperate climate, Punakha valley is infact market garden of the country. Punakha has an interesting history and served as Bhutan’s capital for a period 300 years until Thimphu declared as official capital in 1950s. It is site of one of Bhutan’s most important Dzongs, the 17th century magnificent Punakha Dzong. Six Senses Punakha is situated at a short drive of about 15-minutes north of this most impressive Dzong.

Referred to as The Flying Farmhouse amidst the rice fields, this beautiful lodge has a rustic feel and is blessed with a warmer climate.

Some of the characteristics of the lodge are:

    16 Suites measuring 721 sq.ft. indoors (67 sq.m.) and 398 sq.ft. outdoors (37 sq.m.)
    1 One-Bedroom Villa measuring 1,312 sq.ft. (122 sq.m) indoors and 344 sq.ft. (32 sq.m) outdoors, with private pool
    1 Two-Bedroom Villa measuring 2,454 sq.ft. indoors (228 sq.m) and 969 sq.ft. (90 sq.m) outdoors, with private pool

1 Three-Bedroom Villa measuring 2,949 sq.ft. indoors (274 sq.m) and 969 sq.ft. (90 sq.m) outdoors, with private pool

    Living Room and Lounge for 16 guests
    All-day Dining Restaurant for 38 guests indoors and16 guests outdoors
    Library for six guests
    Six Senses Spa and Wellness Center with three single rooms, gym, two meditation huts, yoga facilities
    Outdoor Pool
    Parking
    Altitude: 4,595 feet (1,400 meters)
    Lodge land: 10 acres (4 hectares)
    GPS: 27°37’28.0”N 89°48’04.6”E

Contact details:
Six Senses Punakha
Phesipang, Kabesa
Punakha, Bhutan
Tel: +975 2 350828 / 350774
www.sixsenses.com/en/resorts/bhutan/lodges/six-senses-punakha