It's a small town with a rich culture, sacred places full of myths, and striking green valleys. Paro stands attractions destinations that include many temples, monasteries, and the country's only international airport. The airport is one of the significant tourist attractions due to its place amidst the mountains.
Apart from offering an awe-striking landscape, Paro has traditionally constructed houses dotted in the green valleys and beautifully decorated buildings with all these shops and restaurants. This city, together with Punakha and Jakar, makes the gold triangle of Bhutan. Despite being surrounded by beautiful mountains and valleys, Paro is well known is its historical monasteries that discuss Bhutanese and Buddhist art and architecture.
Best time to visit Paro
In May, the heat increases in paro, and from June to September, the monsoon rains cover the beautiful hills. So, going to the Paro between late October and mid-February will be a good decision.
How to reach Paro
Paro has a global airport, 7 kilometres from town. Taxi service is readily available in the airport for you to go to your destination. Druk Air, the national carrier of Bhutan, contains four flights flying from Delhi weekly to Paro.
