Bhutan's power is its people and nature, which we honour in the design, service, and daily activities at our serene resort in the Paro Valley. Suites are imbued with the work of traditional artisans. The cuisine is informed by the seasons. Bhutan's greatest cultural landmarks are all nearby, with guided exploration a strong feature of our Himalayan COMO Uma resort.
Our villas and rooms combine the colourful accents of traditional Bhutanese craftsmanship with the clean-lined contemporary design for which COMO Hotels and Resorts is known.
COMO Uma Paro is ideally positioned as a base from which to embark on most of Bhutan’s dramatic trails to explore the country’s iconic Himalayan landmarks. We have expertly curated itineraries for stays of various lengths, all led by professional guides.
The ride will take you through blue pine and rhododendron forests towards the Paro Valley, with views of Bhutan’s second highest peak, Mt. Jhomolhari (7,314m).
Discover Bhutan's cultural and artisanal heritage on this half-day tour. Engage in ancient techniques, immerse yourself in rural customs, and marvel at architectural wonders.
Illuminate your spirit and immerse yourself in a uniquely Bhutanese custom — a traditional butter lamp ceremony. The lighting of butter lamps represents the protection from darkness in the Buddhist faith.
The ride will take you through blue pine and rhododendron forests towards the Paro Valley, with views of Bhutan’s second highest peak, Mt. Jhomolhari (7,314m).
Discover Bhutan's cultural and artisanal heritage on this half-day tour. Engage in ancient techniques, immerse yourself in rural customs, and marvel at architectural wonders.
Illuminate your spirit and immerse yourself in a uniquely Bhutanese custom — a traditional butter lamp ceremony. The lighting of butter lamps represents the protection from darkness in the Buddhist faith.
Much of our produce comes from our organic kitchen garden, which we maintain in partnership with local farmers from the Paro Valley, affording us a bounty of fresh and vital ingredients. Our international dishes, too, are well regarded — Bhutan’s royal family regularly visit.
Bhutanese cooking class
Interior of Bukhari restaurant overlooking the Paro Valley