Popular for its peaceful environment and serene vibes the valley of Paro is among the most admired places in Bhutan. Home to some of the most iconic monuments, lush green forests, rugged mountains and attraction sites, the valley of Paro offers a wide range of tourism options for its guests.
The valley is also home to the only airport in the country, due to which it has a high number of visitors throughout the year. Apart from nature's beauty and beautiful monasteries, the valley is filled with rugged mountains and numerous hiking trails that attract adventure seekers from all over the world. Paro Taktsang and Pelri Goemba are some of the most popular tourist attraction sites in this place. The valley is also renowned for hosting Paro Tsechu, the largest festival in the country that attracts tourists in a huge number.
Paro Taktsang: The iconic landmark of Paro Valley, Paro Taktsang is the most visited site of the valley. Located at an elevation of 900m on top of the hill; the monastery is also home to trekkers and hikers.
National Museum of Bhutan: Exhibiting the traditional art and culture of Bhutan, the National Museum of Bhutan is another popular place in Paro Valley. Built in the year 1649 the museum houses artefacts that showcase the old lifestyle of Bhutan.
Pelri Goemba: Placed on top of the Tago village, the monastery used to be the most popular school in Bhutan. Tourists visit this place to experience the old charm of Bhutan along with the serene environment of this place.
Drukgyel Dzong: Built in the year 1649, the monastery was built to mark the triumph over Tibet. The place offers glimpses of the architectural marvel of Bhutan along with its rich historical significance.
