Six Senses Luxury Lodges
Page updated – 09 July 2026
Six Senses Khamsa
The Six Senses “Khamsa” is a private luxury tour of 6-nights plus, featuring accommodation at Six Senses Lodges. Located across 5 distinct valleys in Bhutan, the itinerary can be extended or customised to meet individual preferences and requirements. Each lodge offers spa facilities, extremely spacious suites, high-quality cuisine, and is set in distinguished and unique environments.
Guests receive a complimentary one-hour massage for Six Senses bookings of 7-nights plus & a complimentary domestic airflight for Six Senses bookings of 10-nights or more to reduce road travel times.
The current Six Senses Special Promotional Offers, do not include the domestic airflight.
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Six Senses Thimphu
Situated within beautiful apple orchards and young pine forests, Six Senses Thimphu is strategically perched on a hillside south of the town at an elevation of 8,695 feet (2,650 meters). Spectacular views overlook the 170 foot (52 meters) tall Buddha Dordenma. This location provides a comfortable escape from the bustling capital, while remaining close enough to easily access its many attractions. With its grand design, floor to ceiling windows and lobby ponds that reflect the changing colors of the clouds, Six Senses Thimphu is affectionately referred to as “The Palace in the Sky.”
Six Senses Punakha
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Just a 15-minute drive north of Punakha’s grand Dzong, along the Mo Chhu River and nestled several hundred meters above the valley floor at an elevation of 4,595 feet (1,400 meters) sits Six Senses Punakha. Referred to as “The Flying Farmhouse Amidst the Rice Fields”, this charming lodge offers a more rustic chic feel in keeping with the warmer climate of its rural surroundings.
Six Senses Gangtey
Driving south through Phobjikha Valley past fields dotted with prayer flags and farms, guests arrive to the western slopes of this expansive, bowl-shaped valley where Six Senses Gangtey is strategically positioned to showcase a 180 degree view of its pristine landscape. The lodge is situated directly above the Crane Conservation Centre, and its main building, the “Traditional Bird Watching Bridge” provides the perfect place for crane spotting in season.
Six Senses Bumthang
Set in a pine forest on a hillside above a rushing stream, Six Senses Bumthang was built to immerse guests in the natural beauty of its surroundings, history and traditions, honoring the environment rather than impacting it. As such, the lodge takes its name “The Forest in a Forest” from its setting. In total there are eight suites and one two-bedroom villa featuring spacious balconies and calming forest views across the valley.
Six Senses Paro
Perched directly above Paro National Museum at an elevation of 9,412 feet (2,869 meters), Six Senses Paro enjoys views of the valley and the Himalayan range in the distance. Built on the site of an abandoned 16th century stone fortress that inspired the name of the lodge “Stone Ruins” and its design which incorporates locally cut stone throughout. With stunning views and an expansive outdoor terrace, Six Senses Paro offers some wonderful destination dining experiences.
