安曼克拉酒店

AMANKORA

項目地點：不丹王國，GangteyBumthang, ThimphuPunakha，帕羅

LOCATION: Paro, Thimphu Punakha, Gangtey Bumthang, Kingdom of Bhutan

每個安曼克拉旅館小舍都為客戶提供了一個獨特的體驗。

安曼克拉帕羅

從帕羅國際機場30分鐘就能到達此地，古樸與現(xiàn)代的對照，運用了天然夯土墻壁和平緩傾斜的屋頂。客廳、餐廳、圖書館、精品店和戶外露臺均由石灰水洗石建造。主要建筑物的背后是溫泉群，其中包括1間桑拿浴室、蒸汽浴室、5個熱石浴、更衣室和玻璃幕墻的瑜伽治療室套房。6間公寓各有4個套房，兩個在一樓、兩個在二樓。24套套房的設計相似，每個房間都有1張?zhí)卮筇柎病?個傳統(tǒng)的布哈里（燒木頭的火爐）和由大水磨石鋪就的浴室。

安曼克拉廷布

小屋采用高大的白水洗石，通過一個封閉的入口進入建筑物內(nèi)。在客廳和飯廳獨具特色的上升的屋頂上，可以看到附近的溪流和周圍的森林美景。寬敞的圖書館，有供坐下寫作和休息的地方，館藏不丹及周邊地區(qū)的圖書。圖書館還可以被轉(zhuǎn)換成一個私人的會議室，配有最新的視聽設施。這家精品店主要經(jīng)營不丹的紡織品、喜馬拉雅藝術(shù)和珠寶等收藏品。水療中心包括3個治療室、蒸汽浴室和更衣室。兩個公寓共16間套房，每個套房都設有相連的起居室和臥室，其中包括一個特大號的床、兩個讀書椅和一個飄窗座位，可以通過庭院直接看到附近的溪流和松樹林。房間的內(nèi)部墻壁為巧克力棕色木板墻。傳統(tǒng)的布哈里在臥室和一個帶淋浴、廁所和雙面盆的浴室之間。個別套房在寒冷的冬季有暖氣。

安曼克拉普那卡

通過Mo Chhu河上的吊橋，小屋處于傳統(tǒng)的不丹農(nóng)舍的中心，這座農(nóng)舍由前Je Kempo（不丹首席住持）建造。古樸的三層樓建筑，有植物染料制作的壁畫，現(xiàn)已成為1個接待區(qū)，其中有1間餐廳，傳統(tǒng)的祭壇室，1個露天餐廳和茶館的庭院。后面是SPA館，內(nèi)有2個按摩室、蒸汽浴室、更衣室，還有瑜珈/冥想室。8間套房坐落在3間住宅中，從房間里可以看到水稻田及普那卡山谷的美景桔園。套房與在安曼克拉帕羅的住所設計近似，木飾面的室內(nèi)設計，傳統(tǒng)的布哈里，特大號床，水磨石鋪就的浴缸，淋浴房，梳妝鏡和沙發(fā)床。套房配有獨立的溫控設施。

安曼克拉Gangtey

落地大窗將客廳和餐廳聯(lián)系起來，秀出了廣闊Phobjikha山谷的美麗景色。溫泉設施包括2間按摩室和更衣室。8間套房與安曼克拉廷布的設計類似，提供了一個開放式的臥室和沐浴區(qū)。該設計結(jié)合了木質(zhì)鑲板和巧克力色的墻壁，傳統(tǒng)布哈里，水磨石鋪就的浴缸，淋浴房，洗手盆和沙發(fā)床。從套房中可以看到整個山谷的景色。

安曼克拉布姆唐

在此可以俯瞰附近的果園，并且臨近不丹皇家宮殿之一，坐落在此的小屋提供一個圖書館，舒適的起居室，優(yōu)雅的餐廳和溫馨的SPA。SPA中心有3間按摩室，1間蒸汽浴室和更衣室。通過一個令人印象深刻的石頭鋪就的過道，16套客房位于4個獨立的住所，每個一、二樓都有兩個套房。每間套房都鋪設木板飾面，置有傳統(tǒng)的火爐、特大號床、水磨石鋪就的浴缸、淋浴器、雙梳妝臺和沙發(fā)床，在房間內(nèi)可以俯瞰庭院、宮殿和在Wangdicholing附近的修道院。

Imagine a kingdom where happiness is paramount, where culture and tradition remain intact, where Buddhism has predominated since the 7th century, forging an harmonious union with the natural environment. This kingdom is Bhutan, the “Land of the Thunder Dragon”, landlocked in the mystical and medicinal Himalayas, inspiritingly unscathed by globalisation. The 'peaceful pilgrimage'of Amankora offers stays at five lodges, nestled strategically through the pristine landscape, delivering a path of enlightenment to penetrate a lifetime.

Amankora has five nature-linked lodges nestled along a path of edifying momentum uncovering the richness of a pristine cultural and biogenetic evolution, deeply entrenched in the spectacular Himalayan Kingdom of Bhutan. The journey begins and ends at Paro, manifesting in a circular pilgrimage of enchanting spiritual reward.

The Resort

The richness of life is found in the still simplicity surrounding the remarkably unscathed geophysical and biological existence in Bhutan today. Due to a sincere Buddhist belief, adhered to since the 7th century, the co-existence of nature and nurture has resulted in a unique eco-system and a thriving mosaic of different peoples all linked by a common belief system that regards all life forms as sacred. This prevailing ethos washes the staggeringly beautiful undulating valleys, plains, deep gorges, and mountainous landscape with a force of supreme greatness; that of genuine harmony and environmental compatibility.

To this astonishing effect, Amankora has created a series of lodges, all creatively unique and sympathetically balanced to their environment, in order to discover and comprehend the extraordinary wonders above and beneath this treasured land. The lodges are created to provide a circular pilgrimage in Bhutan's breathtakingly spectacular central and western valleys.

Most journeys start at Amankora Paro or Amankora Thimphu. The lodge in Paro is nestled among glistening conifers in a 24-suite pine forest retreat. Amankora Thimphu, raised up in a blue-pine forest of the Motithang area, sits close to the capital's intriguing sights and traditional shops.

Amankora Punakha is set in sparkling verdancy east of the Dochu La Pass and just north of the resplendent Punakha Dzong.

Amankora Gangtey, set in the remote wilderness of the Phobjikha valley,proffers magical views across the bird-strewn gorge and to the empowering Gangtey Goemba, a 16th century monastery.

Amankora Bumthang rests adjacent to First and Second King's palace, Wangdichholing, within the town of Jakar in the Choekhor valley, a valley sprinkled with an exotic mix of sloping pine forests, apple orchards, and restful fields of farm produce.

The Details

Each Amankora lodge offers a unique experience.

Amankora Paro

Thirty minutes from Paro's international airport, the lodge contrasts rustic with contemporary design, featuring natural rammed-earth walls and a gentle sloping roof. A lime-washed stone pavilion houses the living and dining rooms, library, boutique and outdoor terrace. Behind the main cluster of buildings is the spa which includes a sauna, steam room, five treatment rooms with hot stone baths, changing rooms and a glass-walled yoga suite. There are six dwellings with four suites each, two on the ground floor and two on the upper floor. The 24 suites are similar in design with a king-size bed, a traditional bukhari (wood-burning stove) and a large terrazzo-clad bath.

Amankora Thimphu

The lodge incorporates tall, white-washed stone buildings accessed through an enclosed entrance court. The living and dining room features soaring ceilings and an outdoor dining deck with views of the nearby stream and surrounding forest. The spacious library with its seating,writing and lounging areas, houses a collection of books on Bhutan and the surrounding Himalayan regions. The library can also be converted into a private meeting and conference room, featuring the latest audio visual amenities. The Boutique specializes in a fine collection of Bhutanese textiles, Himalayan art and jewellery. The Spa includes three treatment rooms, a steam room and changing areas. Two dwellings house a total of 16 suites featuring a combined living and bedroom that includes a king-size bed, two reading chairs and a window banquette providing views across a landscaped courtyard or directly onto the nearby stream and pine forest. Room interiors feature wood panel and chocolate brown walls. The traditional bukhari is positioned between the bedroom and the bathroom with a shower, toilet and twin vanities. The suites are individually heated during cold winter months.

Amankora Punakha

Accessed by crossing a suspension bridge over the Mo Chhu, the lodge is centred by a traditional Bhutanese farmhouse built by a former Je Kempo (Chief Abbot of Bhutan). This quaint, three-storey structure with its preserved vegetable dye wall paintings is now a reception area with a dining room, traditional altar room, a courtyard for alfresco dining and a tea pavilion. Just beyond is the spa with two treatment rooms, a steam room, changing areas and a yoga/meditation room. Eight suites, located in three rammed-earth dwellings, are situated in an orange orchard with views across the rice fields and up the Punakha Valley. The suites are identical to the design of the suites at Amankora Paro and feature wood-panelled interiors, a traditional bukhari, king-size bed, terrazzo-clad bath, shower, vanities and daybed. Suites are individually heated during the cooler winter months and air-conditioned in the summer months.

Amankora Gangtey

Floor-to-ceiling windows in the combined living and dining room offer beautiful views over the expansive Phobjikha Valley. Spa facilities include two treatment rooms and changing areas. The eight suites are identical to those of Amankora Thimphu, offering an open plan bedroom and bathing area. The design combines wood panelling and chocolate brown walls, traditional bukhari, terrazzo-clad bath, shower, vanity and daybed offering views across the valley.

Amankora Bumthang

Overlooking established orchards and nestled near the grounds of one of Bhutan's royal palaces, the lodge offers a library, comfortable living room, regal dining room and cosy spa with three treatment rooms, a steam room and changing areas. Accessed through an impressive stone-clad hallway, 16 guest suites are situated in four separate dwellings, each containing two suites on the ground floor and two on the upper floor. Suites feature wood-panelled interiors, a traditional bukhari, king-size bed, terrazzo-clad bath, shower, twin vanities and daybed overlooking the courtyard, nearby Wangdichholing Palace and monastery.

Spa

Incorporating Bhutan's traditional plant and herb-based therapies into each of the spa menus, the Amankora Spa deepens guests' direct experience and appreciation of Bhutan's unique natural and cultural resources. Through smell, touch, hearing, sight and taste, the Amankora Spa strives to capture a sensation which is wholly Bhutanese. The scent of the Spa is cedarwood, which is used as temple incense by the Tibetans and is employed in Bhutan's traditional medical remedies for respiratory, skin and arthritic conditions, and as a circulatory stimulant and relaxant.

At Amankora Paro, commence with a hot stone bath in a tub filled with local herbs, followed by traditional therapies and remedies to overcome the effects of jet-lag or ease muscles after a day's expedition. Emphasising harmony with Bhutan's pristine environment and Amankora Paro's serene natural setting, the Spa's relaxation and sauna rooms feature local timbers and glass walls filtering the light of the surrounding blue pine forest.

The Spa at Amankora Punakha emphasises on the spiritual path towards healing, with meditation and Reiki treatments. While the word is Japanese, the chakra system Indian and the therapists Bhutanese, the healing energy that flows through this treatment is universal. Additional healing with a range of massage therapies are also offered.

In Amankora Gangtey, spa treatments focus on relieving tensions from the drive by concentrating on joint flexibility and re-hydration through herbs and hot oil. Not only warming, a hot oil massage also includes herbs targeted at relieving joint stiffness.

The Spa in Amankora Thimphu offers royal Bhutanese treatments using local herbs, given the close proximity of the Royal Palace. As Thimphu is an active place and the site of much socialising, the focus of spa treatments is to provide a peaceful haven where addition of a little glamour through herbal applications leaves guests feeling pampered, beautiful and regal.

Ease the strains of the day's journey through the mountains with a variety of holistic treatments at Amankora Bumthang. The spa specialises in customised oil massages which focus on specific areas of tension or provide for overall relaxation. Guests can also enjoy the complimentary steam facilities offered.