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Six Senses Paro

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Six Senses Paro, nicknamed 'Stone Ruins,' is built within 12th-century farmhouse ruins directly above the National Museum of Bhutan, serving as a base for the climb to Taktsang, the Tiger's Nest Monastery. Designed by Habita Architects with hand-chiseled stonework and traditional bukhari wood stoves, it opened in October 2018 as one of five lodges in Six Senses Bhutan's single 'Khamsa' journey across the kingdom.

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Six Senses Paro opened in October 2018 as part of Six Senses Bhutan, a collection of five lodges strung across the kingdom's western and central valleys as a single 'Khamsa' journey. The Paro lodge, known as 'Stone Ruins,' is built within 12th-century farmhouse ruins directly above the National Museum of Bhutan, overlooking the Paro Valley, and serves as a convenient base for the climb to Taktsang, the Tiger's Nest Monastery.

Designed by Habita Architects, the lodge offers 16 suites plus one-, two- and three-bedroom villas, with hand-chiseled stonework, timber interiors and traditional bukhari wood stoves. Founded under Sonu Shivdasani's Six Senses in partnership with Dasho Sangay Wangchuck, the brand became part of IHG in 2019.

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