Bhutanese Luxury Hospitality Brand Pemako Hotels Announces Third Property in Paro ...Middle East

Pemako Hotels, the first Bhutanese-owned and managed luxury hotel group is announcing expansion plans, with a third new property set to open in Paro in 2029. Pemako, which translates to "hidden lotus-shaped land", currently comprises of two thoughtfully curated hotels - opulent tented villas immersed in nature in Punakha, and an urban sanctuary located in Thimphu. The addition of a new hotel in Paro will extend Pemako’s presence in Bhutan further, with hotels in all of Bhutan’s key locations. The popular Bhutanese destination of Paro is not only the site for Bhutan’s only international airport, but the historic town is also surrounded by small villages, historic buildings, and home to as many as 155 temples and monasteries dating back to the 14th century. In partnership with Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), the Danish architects famously behind the new concept of the Gelephu Mindfulness City, the first area of its kind, set to open in Bhutan aiming to be world’s first mindfulness city; the ...

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