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Intimate farmhouse charm.
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Surrounded by fields and forested hills, this peaceful retreat is set in a restored traditional farmhouse, where Bhutanese charm blends effortlessly with Aman’s signature minimalism.
Punakha’s warmer climate makes this lodge a relaxed, semi-tropical escape, unique among Bhutan’s Aman properties. The swimming pool flanked by fields and forest is a rare and very welcome feature, ideal for an afternoon with a book and a cool drink.
The lodge also offers cooking classes in the tea pavilion, a meditation room with a traditional altar, a steam room, a yoga space, and a serene library.
Just eight suites ensure a quiet, personal atmosphere and easy access to the surrounding countryside. You’re only a short drive or a leisurely riverside trek from Punakha Dzong, and the lodge is perfectly placed for excursions into the hills or a spot of white-water rafting.
Each of the eight open-plan suites is elegantly pared-back: pine panelling, subtle Bhutanese touches, and panoramic windows that bring the outdoors in. A bukhari (traditional wood-burning stove) provides warmth, and every detail feels intentional—comfort without clutter, space without sparseness.
Of all the Aman lodges in Bhutan, this is the one we feel has the most character. If you only choose one Amankora on your trip, this is the one to splurge on: a place to both relax and feel a true sense of place.
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Amankora Punakha sits in Bhutan’s fertile Punakha Valley, just beyond the Mo Chhu River. It’s a short drive or scenic trek from the iconic Punakha Dzong, surrounded by rice fields, forests and subtropical hills.