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Amankora
AmanUltra-LuxuryCity

Paro, Bhutan

76 rooms
Opened 2004
Kerry Hill Architects
Paro, Bhutan

Dining guide

Amankora Dining Guide

Each lodge has its own dinner rooms. At Paro, The Dining Room looks toward Drukgyel Dzong, with Patio Courtyard and the Log Cabin under Tiger’s Nest. Punakha has farmhouse dining and first-floor private rooms with rice-field glass. Gangtey sets family tables toward the Black Mountains; the Potato Shed is a booked night. Bumthang has a fireplace room and a courtyard under fruit trees. Thimphu has a double-volume room and a stream terrace. Menus print Bhutanese, Western, Indian and Asian from local farms. Seven-night journeys include all meals, en-route picnics and house wines and spirits; the premium list is extra. Breakfast is not a standalone add-on on those journeys. A one-night walk-up is not all-inclusive.

2 dining venues and experiences

Before you book dinner

  • Meals are tailored around daily trekking itineraries with hot multi-course picnics served on the trail.
  • The Dining Room serves breakfast from 7:00am to 10:00am, lunch from 12:00pm to 2:30pm, and dinner from 6:30pm to 10:00pm.
  • Private dining can be arranged in the ancient farmhouse at Punakha.

Amankora dining FAQ

What cuisine is served at Amankora?
The lodges serve traditional Bhutanese dishes, Western fine dining, and Indian specialties.
How are meals handled during day treks?
The culinary team prepares hot multi-course gourmet picnic lunches served at scenic mountain viewpoints.
What are the dining hours?
Dining hours are flexible to match trekking schedules: breakfast (7-10am), lunch (12-2:30pm), and dinner (6:30-10pm).
Are meals included in the rate?
Yes, most Amankora journeys are booked on an all-inclusive basis covering all three daily meals.

Reviewed by Hotel Flock · Last updated September 2026