The Bhutanese COMO hotels, Uma Paro and Uma Punakha, are actively involved in the cultivation of indigenous tree species and work with local authorities to support reforestation efforts, particularly with the restoration of local blue pine and cypress trees. COMO Uma Paro also stands out for its efforts to create flower meadows, organic gardens and mixed forests by planting oak, hemlock, fir and maple saplings.
These interventions are bringing significant results, fostering the return of a rich and diverse birdlife, thus contributing to the revival of the local ecosystem and the maintenance of biodiversity.
COMO Uma Bhutan invites guests to the heart of the mystical Himalayan Kingdom, in an entirely Buddhist country nestled between China and India. The property consists of two award-winning lodges: COMO Uma Punakha and COMO Uma Paro, respectively recognised as the best hotel and second best hotel in Asia according to Condé Nast Traveler. Together, they offer a unique experience that will take you to the heart of this extraordinary country.
Situated on a hillside overlooking the picturesque Paro Valley, COMO Uma Paro spreads over a 38-acre estate, offering breathtaking views of the pristine mountains and pine-covered slopes. The lodge offers exclusive COMO-style hospitality combined with traditional Bhutanese elements, with 20 elegant rooms and 9 private villas. Guests can enjoy Bhutanese and Western dishes at the Bukhari Restaurant, whose name recalls the traditional ‘bukhari’ hearth. The menu is based on local seasonal ingredients and also includes the renowned COMO Shambhala Cuisine, a healthy offering rich in live enzymes, vitamins and minerals for total well-being.
As a tour operator, COMO Uma Bhutan organises transformative experiences to discover the magic of Bhutan. These include spectacular treks, nature walks and fascinating cultural tours, all led by experienced, English-speaking local guides.
