Paro District Collection

Paro Taktsang (Tigers Nest monastery), Paro District, Bhutan, Himalayas, Asia

Paro is Bhutans second largest town. The western end of the Paro valley is only 20 kms from the Tibetan border and for centuries it has been the first point of entry into Bhutan for Tibetans _ either

Masked dancer at a local festival in Paro District, Bhutan

Rinpung Dzong (otherwise known as Paro Dzong) in the evening, Paro, Paro District, Bhutan

Prayer wheels. Kyichu Lhakhang also known as Kyerchu Temple or Lho Kyerchu. Paro District, Bhutan

A man doing archery in Paro District, Bhutan

Female performers playing instruments at a local festival in Paro District, Bhutan

Female performers talking at a local festival in Paro District, Bhutan

A man playing the flute at a local festival in Paro District, Bhutan

A bhutanese performer at a local festival in Paro District, Bhutan

Masked dancers at a local festival in Paro District, Bhutan

Man playing darts in Paro District, Bhutan

Paro Taktsang (Tigers Nest), Paro District, Bhutan

Elevated view of the Paro District, Bhutan

Rinpung Dzong (otherwise known as Paro Dzong), Paro, Paro District, Bhutan

The imposing wall of Rinpung Dzong
Rinpung Dzong is an architectural feat housing a network of courtyards, temples and offices. Its full name is Rinche Pung Dzong which literally means Fortress on a Heap of Jewels

Drukgyal Dzong Fortress and Monastery in Paro, Bhutan Springtime
Paro, Bhutan - March 28th, 2018: The ruins of 17th-century Drukgyal Dzong, a fortress and Buddhist monastery sit atop a hill of red, rock land in Paro, Bhutan on a spring afternoon

Taktsang Lhakhang, known as The Tigers Nest, is a monastery clinging to a vertical granite cliff.; Paro, Bhutan

Landscape in the Paro Valley with the Paro Chhu River, Paro, Bhutan

Prayer flags and Rinpung Dzong, Paro District, Bhutan, Asia

Local man holding a prayer wheel and beads, Paro District, Bhutan, Asia

Monk walking through Rinpung Dzong, Paro District, Bhutan, Asia

Buddhist monks at Rinpung Dzong, Paro District, Bhutan, Asia

All Professionally Made to Order for Quick Shipping

Welcome to Paro District, a captivating destination nestled in the breathtaking Himalayas of Bhutan. As Bhutan's second largest town, Paro offers a myriad of cultural and natural wonders that will leave you enchanted. One of the most iconic landmarks in Paro is the renowned Paro Taktsang, also known as Tigers Nest monastery. Perched precariously on a cliffside, this sacred site is not only visually stunning but also holds immense spiritual significance for locals and visitors alike. Stepping beyond the monastery, you'll find yourself immersed in the charm of Paro District. Explore Rinpung Dzong, an architectural masterpiece that stands proudly against the evening sky. Also known as Paro Dzong, it exudes an aura of tranquility and serves as a center for religious and administrative activities. Immerse yourself further into Bhutanese spirituality by visiting Kyichu Lhakhang or Kyerchu Temple. Here, prayer wheels spin endlessly as devotees seek blessings from this ancient temple located within Paro District. But it's not all about spirituality here – engage in some traditional sports too. Witness skilled archers hitting their targets with precision or join locals playing darts while soaking up the vibrant atmosphere of Paro District. The festivities come alive during local festivals where masked dancers captivate audiences with their graceful movements. Female performers add melodic tunes to these celebrations through instruments like flutes and other traditional musical instruments. As you explore every corner of this district, be prepared to encounter friendly faces eager to share their rich culture with you. From bhutanese performers showcasing their talents at festivals to locals engaging in lively conversations – there's no shortage of warmth and hospitality here. Paro District truly embodies everything that makes Bhutan special – its awe-inspiring landscapes, deep-rooted traditions, and warm-hearted people who welcome visitors with open arms.