Set in the remote Phobjika Valley, this deeply secluded lodge aims to completely immerse its guests in Bhutanese culture and spectacular natural landscapes. There are just eight suites, furnished in Aman’s signature pared-back style, with king-sized beds, freestanding baths and wood-burning stoves. Wildlife lovers will delight in the property’s location in the heart of the Black Mountains National Park, where the critically endangered Black-necked cranes arrive from November onwards to spend the winter. Guests drawn to the spiritual side of Bhutanese life can visit the 17th-century Gangtay Goemba monastery – one of the most important in Nyingmapa Buddhism.