Taj Hotels has introduced two resorts in Bhutan, giving travellers new ways to explore the kingdom's landscapes, culture and traditions.
The Taj Paro Resort & Spa sits in Paro's tranquil valley. It features 45 rooms with views of the iconic Tiger’s Nest monastery. Its design draws on traditional Bhutanese architecture, using local stone and reclaimed wood.
Guests can enjoy regional and international cuisine at Vista. The Paro Lounge & Bar serves cocktails, while cultural workshops and performances offer insights into Bhutanese traditions.
Further east, the Taj Gangtey Resort & Spa overlooks the scenic Phobjikha Valley. The 35-room property blends into its natural surroundings and offers panoramic valley views.
Guests can relax at the Chang Lounge & Bar or dine at Vista. Activities include crafting clay stupas and observing black-necked cranes, which migrate to the valley each year.
Both resorts place wellness at the centre of the guest experience. Their offerings include guided meditation, prayer ceremonies and the J Wellness Circle spa. Treatments combine Ayurvedic therapies with traditional Bhutanese practices.
Taj Hotels is also offering a Suite Surprises package at both resorts. The offer includes 15% savings on suite stays, daily breakfast, early check-in and access to the Taj Club Lounge.
The new resorts combine luxury accommodation with cultural experiences and wellness, giving visitors a closer connection to Bhutan's natural and cultural heritage.
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