Paro, nestled in the Paro Valley, is one of Bhutan’s most
enchanting destinations and the site of the country’s only international
airport, making it the gateway for most visitors. This picturesque town, with
its colourful wooden shopfronts, cafes, and handicraft shops, is a delight to
explore.

Surrounded by lush green hills and traditional Bhutanese farmhouses, Paro offers stunning views at every turn. The Paro River, or Pa Chhu, meanders through the valley, enhancing the serene landscape. The town’s elevation ensures a cool, refreshing climate, ideal for outdoor exploration.

Paro is home to iconic cultural sites like the majestic Paro Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest Monastery), perched on a cliffside 900 meters above the valley floor. This sacred site offers breathtaking views and profound spirituality. Nearby, the National Museum of Bhutan, housed in the ancient Ta Dzong watchtower, provides fascinating insights into Bhutanese history and culture.

Paro – Luxury Collection

Amankora Paro$$$$$

Nestled amidst pine forests with a babbling creek meandering through its gardens, Amankora Paro exudes a peaceful and serene ambiance. The stunning suites, spread across six buildings, are beautifully integrated into the lush surroundings. From the restaurant, breathtaking views of the snow-covered peaks of Mount Jhomolhari can be seen on clear days, adding to the lodge’s enchanting atmosphere.

Six Senses Paro$$$$$

Paro Hotels

Zhiwaling Heritage Hotel

Situated on 12 acres of land in the Paro area, the beautiful landscaping, traditional Bhutanese architecture and serene views make the Zhiwaling a unique and tranquil place to stay.

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