The name "Gochukha" beautifully intertwines two meanings: "Go chu," meaning "window," symbolizes a frame to the world, offering a glimpse into the beauty and life beyond—a moment to pause, reflect, and connect. "Kha," meaning "at the" or "right outside," adds a sense of immediacy and closeness, inviting you to step out and embrace what’s just within reach. Together, "Gochukha" tells a poetic story of discovery, reminding you that the most breathtaking moments are often found right outside your window.

The iconic logo of The Gochukha beautifully encapsulates its essence and location. The waves on the letter "A" represent the rivers that define Thimphu’s landscape—Thim-chhu, Orong-chhu, and Wang-chhu—symbolizing the flow of life and connection to nature. The diamond inside the "O" marks the precise location of The Gochukha, nestled at the meeting point of three iconic valleys: Lungtenphu, Simtokha, and the Barp valleys. Together, these elements reflect the harmony of tradition, nature, and the hotel’s central position in Thimphu’s story.

As a proud part of the world’s only carbon-negative country, we incorporate sustainable practices into every aspect of our operations. From sourcing fresh, seasonal ingredients from local markets to reducing waste and conserving energy, every choice we make reflects our dedication to environmental stewardship. Beyond sustainability, we actively support the local community, celebrating Bhutanese traditions and fostering meaningful connections with the people and culture around us.