Paro Sightseeing

A peaceful haven located on top of rugged rocky hills, Paro Valley is another gem of Bhutan known for its surreal beauty and historic sites. The valley is home to Paro Taktsang also known as “Tiger’s Nest” which is also considered to be one of the largest monasteries in the county.

Surrounded by lush green mountains, vastly spread agricultural fields, historical buildings and adventure activities, the valley is among the most preferred tourist destinations. Bhutan being an isolated country has been able to emerge as one of the best travel destinations in which Paro plays a major role as it is the home to the only airport in the country, Paro International Airport. The airport operates domestic flights as well as international flights connecting Bhutan with the rest of the world. Paro Tsechu is the largest festival in the country which is hosted in Paro Valley every year in the month of March or April. The valley is filled with rugged mountains and forest trails making it ideal for adventure seekers to indulge in multiple activities such as hiking, trekking and mountain biking.

Nearby Attractions:

Tiger Nest

When it comes to Bhutan Paro Taktsang comes at the top of the list of tourist destinations. The Paro Taktsang also known as the tiger’s nest is a majestic Dzong located on top of the Paro Valley offering a picturesque view of the valley.

Rinpung Dzong

Popularly known as Paro Dzong, the Rinpung Dzong offers tourists to witness the architectural marvel of Bhutan. The real beauty of the Dzong lights up in the evening offering a spectacular view of the surrounding valley.

Chele La Pass

One of the highest motorable passes of the country, Chele La Pass is located at an altitude of 13,000 ft above sea level. Due to its clean roads and hairpin bends, the place is widely popular among bike riders while the top of the pass offers a panoramic view of the Paro Valley and Himalayan region.

National Museum of Bhutan

Established in the year 1649, the museum is a cultural heritage of Bhutan. This is the place where you can witness the rich Bhutanese culture of the bygone era. The museum showcases, ancient paintings, animal masks, utensils and legendary tales of Bhutan.

Paro Chhu

The picturesque river of Bhutan, Paro Chhu is one of the fascinating places of the valley. Flowing through the valley the river passes through the Paro Dong and Paro Taktsang while offering tourists to indulge in multiple adventure activities such as rafting and bird watching.

Namgay Artisanal Brewery

Bhutan is known for its unique food dishes and robust beer culture and Namgay Artisanal Brewery is the best place for it. Placed at an altitude of 2,195m above sea level, this place is known for offering locally sourced beer that will offer a unique kick to your taste buds.