One of Bhutan's oldest ancient cities is Paro. It is a little town with a vibrant culture, mythical sacred sites, and stunning green valleys. Top attractions, such as several temples, monasteries, and the nation's only international airport, may all be found in Paro. Due to its setting amidst mountains, the airport is one of the main tourist destinations.
Apart from its breathtaking scenery, Paro is home to a variety of stores, restaurants, and traditionally built homes spread throughout its lush valleys. The golden triangle of Bhutan is formed by this town, Punakha, and Jakar.
Best Time to Visit
The ideal season to visit Paro in Bhutan is from March through May (spring). The hills are alive with the most exquisite blossoms at this season. Bhutan's autumnal months are October and November. The weather in Paro during these two months is often sunny throughout the day with some snow in the higher elevations.
The temperature is just 20 degrees Celsius, the skies are clear, and the weather is lovely. The greatest month for hiking is October since the weather is pleasant and the sky is clear. Bhutan's climate is typically influenced by the monsoon season in India. Bhutan experiences its monsoon season from June to September, which is marked by high humidity and frequent downpours.
Bhutan's dry season, which lasts from late November to early March, is an excellent time to visit if you want to avoid the tourist crush; nevertheless, early December through early February can get chilly. Bhutan's low season runs from June through August, when accommodation rates and airfare are at their lowest.
Taktsang Lhakhang
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