Paro Festival Tour
Paro Festival Tour
Overview
Paro Tshechu, a vibrant festival that celebrates Bhutan’s Buddhist heritage. The cymbals of Terton Sherab Member (a renowned treasure discoverer in Bhutan) is displayed during the Tshechu, which is believed to carry blessings and also cleanse the misdeeds and negative energies, while the final day’s unfolding of the Thongdrel Chenmo offers profound spiritual renewal, freeing attendees from past burdens. Not only that, this tour offers you to hike mountain paths adorned with prayer flags, and visit iconic sites like Tiger’s Nest.
This is a personalized, private tour that can be curated to your liking – whether you're a solo traveler, part of a family, or with a group of friends. We’re happy to adjust the activities, pace, and duration to match your interests and schedule. This is your trip, your way!
Highlight
- Bhutanese joyfully commemorating Buddha’s life through Buddhist festivals
- Mule routes, mountain passes, farms, villages, and farmhouses, as well as temples and monasteries located on peaks and ridges, rural homes, and distinctive architecture
- Daily interactions with a diversity of individuals, including farmers, riders, shopkeepers, bar owners, weavers, monks, teachers, and kids, all of whom are continuously kind, responsive to our interest in them, and genuinely keen to learn more about us
- Practice and competition in archery
- Culture and history
- Local shops, textiles, and handmade goods
- Climb herders’ paths to admire valley vistas and colorful prayer flags
- Hike to Tiger’s Nest
