Paro

Paro Travel Guide

Situated in the Paro Valley of Eastern Himalaya, the town encapsulates within itself a rich culture, scenic beauty and hundreds of myths & legends. Perched at a height of 7,218 feet, Paro is home to several old temples, monasteries, National Museum and Bhutan’s only airport. Paro is one of the most fertile valleys in the kingdom and produces a bulk of the locally famous red rice from its manicured fields. Make sure to visit Paro in the spring and brace yourself for a Kaleidoscope of beautiful colors this place presents.

Sightseeing and Things To Do in Paro

Best Time to Visit Paro

From mid-December to mid-January, tourists are offered a wonderful experience with clear blue sky and dry climate.


Weather in Paro

Paro displays more climatic changes in a small area than any other part of the world. While the day temperature can go up to 15.5 degree Celsius, night temperature can go down to 0 degree Celsius. From mid-December to mid-January, tourists are offered a wonderful experience with clear blue sky and dry climate. Summers are warm & wet and visibility is very low during this season. Autumn, from October to November, is very mild with clear skies. Spring is the best time to visit Paro when weather is at its best and blooming colors of nature makes it an incredible destination.


How To Reach Paro

By Air: Paro International Airport is the only gateway to the country of Bhutan. The national carrier Druk Air connects Paro to New Delhi, Dhaka, Kolkata, Dhaka and Kathmandu. By Road: Paro is well-connected to Thimpu, the capital, with an all weather road.


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