Hotel Bhutan - COMO Uma Punakha

COMO Uma Punakha

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COMO Uma Bhutan takes guests to the heart of the ethereal Himalayan Kingdom — an all-Buddhist country bordered by China and India. COMO Uma Bhutan is comprised of two award-winning lodges, COMO Uma Punakha and COMO Uma Paro — voted best and second best hotels in Asia, respectively, by Condé Nast Traveler.

COMO Uma Punakha is an intimate lodge, with just eight rooms and two villas, at the heart of the sacred Punakha Valley. The jewel-like Uma lodge sits on a small hill at the western end of the valley above the Mo Chhu river. It seems to breathe a different air, and is ideally located for Himalayan exploration, for village treks, temples, festivals, and whitewater rafting.

Rooms

Valley View Room

27-34 Mq

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One Bedroom Villa

51 Mq

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COMO Villa

90 Mq

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Services

Bukhari

Named after the traditional Bhutanese fireplace, Bukhari is the warm heart of our resort — a cosy, convivial restaurant serving produce from the Punakha Valley. The inventive menus are based on seasonal, local produce sourced by chef Tshering Lhaden, who delivers both Bhutanese and international dishes with strong flavours and finesse.The food is healthy, wholesome and full of flavour, from Bhutan and India, with some international favourites too.

Buthan Hot Stone Bath

COMO Shambhala Retreat at Uma resort in the Punakha Valley is nestled in a hushed woodland glade with far-reaching views. Find stillness among sacred mountains with holistic massages, body and facial care, yoga and meditation. This experience comprises of a bath and massage that uses heated river stones to help relieve deepset aches and pains. When placed in water, the hot stones crack and steam, releasing key minerals that help to aid stress and soothe the body. The treatment concludes with signature COMO Shambhala Massage.

LOCAL EXPERIENCES
TREKKING

Anniversary with blessing at buddhist temple

Blessing ceremonies in Bhutan are full of ritual and mystery. You can mark an anniversary or important day with a two-hour traditional blessing at a Buddhist temple. Ceremonies feature the exchange of ‘khadar’ (white scarves), an important Bhutanese act representing devotion and love, blessing relationships with happiness and prosperity.

Hiking on the mountains

Hiking is almost a rite of passage in Bhutan, with more than 70 per cent of the country covered in forest and mountain. Twisting paths lead to hidden monasteries and temples, where views extend across the Himalayas.

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