OVERVIEW
To be able to comprehend the Bhutanese way of life and to interact with her people, there is no better way than to make your way into the heart of Bhutan and drive back to the capital, experiencing the Phobjikha and Punakha valleys en route. Take leisurely day hikes, gorge on local cuisine, visit less-frequented monasteries and enjoy the precious environment of this fabulous Kingdom, while spending all your 7 nights at the luxurious Aman resorts around Bhutan.
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A stunning view from a room at Amankora Gangtey
A stylish bedroom at Amankora Thimphu
Amankora Paro is surrounded by forests
Bhutan offers many opportunities for short treks
Black neck cranes in the Gangtey Valley
Gangtey Monastery dominates the town with the Pobhjika Valley behind
Masked dancers at the annual Thimphu Tshechu Festival
Monks in the courtyard of Gangtey Monastery 1
Smiles come easily to the people of Bhutan
The comfortable lounge space at Amankora Thimphu
The Dochula Pass between Thimphu and Punakha
The lovely Amankora Punakha
The splendid Punakha Monastery
A bedroom at Amankora Paro
A cooking lesson at Amankora Punakha
A cosy bedroom at Amankora Punakha
A riverside breakfast at Amankora Punakha
The famous Tigers Nest Monastery perched on a cliff near Paro
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