Popular for its serene vibe, lush greenery, clean environment and majestic monasteries, Paro is one of the most popular tourist destinations of Bhutan that attracts people from all over the world.
Spread across 1293 sq km of land, the valley offers a diverse topography that offers diverse options for tourists. The valley of Paro widely known for being home to Paro Taktsang also recognized as Tiger’s Nest among tourists, a monastery located on the cliffs of the Paro Valley is among the major attractions of this place. The place is filled with traditionally built houses, dense paddy fields and majestic structures. The valley is also home to the only international airport in the country, Paro International Airport which connects Bhutan with the rest of the world through airways.
The iconic landmark of Paro, Tiger’s Nest is one of the fascinating places to go in Paro situated at an altitude of 900 meters above sea level. The monastery is a sacred pilgrimage site and offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains.
The National Museum houses a fascinating collection of artefacts showcasing Bhutan's rich history and culture. The museum features religious sculptures, textiles, and everyday objects that reflect the lifestyle of Bhutan.
Established in the early 15th century by Ngawang Chogyel, Druk Choeding is one of the most beautiful monasteries of Paro Valley that reflects the architectural masterclass of Bhutan.
Bhutan's highest motorable pass, Chele La Pass offers breathtaking panoramas of the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas. The place is popular among adventure seekers for its offering of trekking and bike riding activities.
The architectural crown jewel of Paro Valley, Rinpung Dzong, is a magnificent fortress overlooking the Paro Valley. This 17th-century Dzong served as both a religious and administrative centre for the country.
