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Package holiday to Paro

Compare package holidays to Paro (Bhutan) – Flights, hotels and transfers in price comparison.

Where can I find the cheapest package holiday to Paro?

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When is the best time to visit Paro?

The best time to visit Paro is March to May and September to November for clear mountain views and festivals. Monsoon June-August, winter cold but calm.. In summer: 15-25°C, monsoon rains June-August. In winter: -5 to 15°C, dry and clear.

Best travel time

March to May and September to November for clear mountain views and festivals. Monsoon June-August, winter cold but calm.

Summer

15-25°C, monsoon rains June-August

Winter

-5 to 15°C, dry and clear

Highlights

fascinating culture, breathtaking nature

Is a package holiday to Paro worth it?

Paro is the gateway to Bhutan — the 'Land of the Thunder Dragon' and the only country in the world that measures its success by 'Gross National Happiness' instead of Gross Domestic Product. The fertile Paro Valley in the eastern Himalayas is home to Bhutan's only international airport and some of the country's most significant monasteries and fortresses.

The absolute highlight is the Tiger's Nest Monastery (Taktsang Palphug), which clings to a seemingly impossibly steep cliff 900 meters above the valley floor. According to legend, Guru Rinpoche flew to this spot on the back of a tigress in the 8th century and meditated in a cave for three years. The hike to the monastery (2-3 hours uphill) is Bhutan's most famous experience — and the moment the monastery emerges from the mist takes your breath away.

The Paro Rinpung Dzong, a massive monastery fortress from the 17th century, overlooks the Paro Valley and still serves as a religious and administrative center today. The architecture — white walls, carved wooden windows, golden roofs — is typically Bhutanese and possesses a serene elegance that is unique worldwide.

Bhutan is the only country in the world that is fully CO2-negative. Over 70% of the country is forested, plastic bags are banned, and tourism is regulated by a daily Sustainable Development Fee (SDF) of 100 USD per day — a model that protects the environment and prevents mass tourism.

The Paro Tshechu, a multi-day religious festival in spring, is one of the most colorful events in Asia. Monks in elaborate masks and silk garments perform ritual dances while the entire population gathers in their finest attire (Gho for men, Kira for women).

The National Museum in the old watchtower Ta Dzong houses Bhutan's most important collection of religious art, and the rice fields in the Paro Valley provide a peaceful contrast to the dramatic mountain ranges.

Paro particularly impresses with fascinating culture, breathtaking nature. As a package holiday destination, you benefit from attractive all-inclusive packages with flights, hotels, and often transfers – all at a fixed price and fully secured.

What are the highlights of Paro?

Tiger's Nest Monastery

Iconic monastery 900 m above the valley on a cliff — Bhutan's most famous landmark

Rinpung Dzong

Massive monastery fortress from the 17th century — Bhutanese architecture in its most perfect form

Paro Tshechu

Multi-day mask dance festival in spring — one of the most colorful festivals in Asia

Gross National Happiness

The only country that measures happiness instead of GDP — Bhutan's unique philosophy is felt everywhere

CO2-negative country

Over 70% forest coverage, no mass tourism — Bhutan as a model for sustainable development

When should I book a package holiday to Paro?

The best time to visit Paro is March to May and September to November for clear mountain views and festivals. Monsoon June-August, winter cold but calm.. For the cheapest package holiday deals, we recommend booking at least 6 months in advance as an early bird. This way, you not only secure the best price but also the widest selection of hotels and flight times.

Is all-inclusive worth it in Paro?

Pay attention to the meal plan when booking: All Inclusive is particularly worthwhile in Paro (Bhutan), as dining out can quickly add up. Compare different hotels and read guest reviews to find the best accommodation for your needs.

Which tools help you plan your Paro holiday?

4 free tools help you plan your trip to Paro: Holiday finder, Budget calculator, Packing list and CO₂ calculator. They work directly in your browser.

Which other package holiday destinations are there in Bhutan?

Besides Paro, there are more package holidays destinations in Bhutan with their own page and price comparison: Thimphu.