Gangtey Lodge

Discover spiritual serenity at Gangtey Lodge

Spiritual presence and peace of mind await at Gangtey Lodge, perched above a 17th century monastery in the 4th of the 5 valleys that make the Bhutan journey.

With spectacular sweeping valley views over the Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan, your adventures find luxurious respite at this authentically designed wellbeing haven, offering guests the exclusive chance to experience the country’s rich and fascinating historic culture.

The multi-award winning Gangtey Lodge Bhutan offers every comfort and luxury in one of the most remote places in the world.

Amenities at Gangtey Lodge

Farmhouse Suite for two in warm fabrics and earthen tones

Rooms feature striking views, luxurious bathroom amenities, underfloor heating, internet, fireplace, complimentary laundry

Spiritual experiences offered including a butter lamp ceremony, meditation class, prayers at the Shedra, Spiritual Cleansing ceremony and hoisting prayer flags

Traditional Bhutanese Hot Stone Bath

In-house activities include meditation, archery & darts, mountain biking, wearing Kira and Gho

In-suite spa offering different treatments

Unique dining experiences include 360 hike & picnic, private woodshed dining, breakfast at the monastery, tree planting and picnic, and farmhouse visit

Amenities at Gangtey Lodge

hotel address

Gangtey (Phobjikha) Valley

closest airport

Paro International Airport

from airport

4-5 hour drive (mandatory travel with a guide)

About the Location

Spiritual presence and peace of mind await at Gangtey Lodge, perched above a 17th century monastery in the 4th of the 5 valleys that make the Bhutan journey.

The multi-award winning Gangtey Lodge Bhutan offers every comfort and luxury in one of the most remote places in the world.

Highlights & Activities

Guided meditation with a Buddhist Monk teacher

Visit the nearby Shedra, an institute where monks learn Buddhist philosophy, poetry, logic, meditation, and debate for guidance in a meditation practice to overcome stress, develop a peaceful mind, and to generate kindness. Before the meditation class, feel free to converse with the instructor on meditation or any other aspect of Buddhism.

Traditional Hot Stone Bath

An ancient Bhutanese tradition, Hot Stone Baths are believed to hold medicinal benefits arising from the water’s heat, minerals released from the rock, and local herbs collected from nearby Bhutanese forests. Rejuvenate with a deep soak in the healing bath, crafted from local pine wood and heated by large river boulders.

Practice the art of Archery

Khuru (darts) and Bhutan’s national sport Dha (archery) are the most popular sports for the Bhutanese. There are traditional bows and sets of darts to equip adventurous challengers, whilst accomplished archers in Gangtey are happy to teach you the basics.

Make butter and Cheese on a family farm

Walk in the footsteps of a local and visit a traditional farmhouse in Gangtey Valley, immersing yourself in the community and learning more about their rich culture. Join a family to experience how they make hand-made traditional butter and cheese, or help them harvest potatoes.

Hike to the ultimate mountain restaurant

Embark on a 30-40 minute hike towards the meditation cliff standing at 3,400m, passing through towering bushes of jade-hued bamboo or, in spring, vivid rhododendrons. Hikers are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views of Gangtey Valley and the Himalayas. Walk along the ridge line to see the secluded meditation huts before enjoying a breakfast or lunch with once-in-a-lifetime views.

Gangtey Lodge embraces Bhutan’s concept of Gross National Happiness by pursuing a harmonious balance between respecting nature and promoting cultural preservation and sustainable development.

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