Nearest Airport - Paro (PBH)
Size - 76 Rooms
Room Style - Classic
Vibe - Sophisticated
Imagine a kingdom where “gross national happiness” is paramount, where culture and tradition hold strong, and where Buddhism has predominated since the 7th century. Amankora operates five unique lodges in complete harmony with their environment, offering an inside look at the rich culture and beauty of this stunning region. Stay at Amankora Thimphu, in a blue-pine forest; in Amankora Gangtey, overlooking a 16th-century monastery; or in Amankora Bumthang, neighbor to Wangdichholing, the palace of the first and second kings. Paro and Punakha lodges offer countless opportunities to explore the valley, visiting monasteries and temples.
For 2025:
Air Conditioning
All-inclusive
Business Center
Complimentary Parking
Conference Facilities
Meal Plans Available
Shopping
Butler Service
Hair Dryer
Bicycle Rental
Horseback Riding
Sauna
Spa
Babysitting Services
Complimentary Airport Transfers
Currency Exchange
House Safe
Laundry/Dry Cleaning/Pressing
Room Service
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No Content .Exemplifying a spirit-lifting model of high-end, low-impact community-based tourism in the Himalayas
Bhutan is one of the only carbon-negative countries in the world. A nation with 70 per cent forest coverage, the country's sustainability endeavours also include hyper-localising their supply chain, eliminating all traces of plastic bottles, long-term temple restoration, and skill-sharing between tourists and the Bhutanese community. In Bhutan, it is custom to mark special occasions by planting trees. At Amankora, supporting in these efforts is an essential part of daily life, for both the team and Aman guests.
Sustainable Development Fee
As of 1 September 2023, the Royal Government of Bhutan adjusted the Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) policy, with new, reduced rates applicable to all visitors regardless of the length of stay:
Visitors who are 13 years of age or older at the time of travel will be charged as adults. These revised rates will remain in effect until 31 August 2027.
The daily Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of USD $100 per person per night, promotes carbon-neutral tourism, preserving and increasing Bhutan’s allure as an ever more rarefied, sought-after travel destination.