Here's How to Enjoy the Perfect Offbeat Honeymoon in Paro!

Paro, with its gorgeous landscapes, lush greenery, and ancient traditions is quite an offbeat romantic destination that will evoke the passion in you. It is here that you can never run out of romantic ideas, and everything you do will somehow end up making you and your partner feel loved. So, what are you waiting for? Plan a trip to Paro and bond over its breathtaking beauty and distinctive traditions.

Here’s how you can make your honeymoon a memorable one, while doing something utterly offbeat in this Buddhist Himalayan Kingdom. Scroll down to know more...

1. Climb up to the Tiger’s Nest (Paro Taktsang)

Sitting at an altitude of 3000 feet, on the edge of a cliff, Tiger’s Nest is believed to be the place where Second Buddha meditated. Climb up to the top, and get wowed by the spellbinding views of the mountains. If you and your partner have an inclination towards history or spirituality, then you’ll also enjoy learning the interesting facts about this magical place.

2. Watch planes from the Airport View Point

Listed as one of the ‘most dangerous airports in the world’, Paro International Airport allows only select qualified pilots to do this job. Surrounded by tall peaks and verdant greenery, you can witness the sheer adventure that takes place here from the Airport View Point, along with your partner.

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3. Hike to Kila Nunnery

Looking for a romantic hike in the beautiful landscape of Paro. that’s steeped in culture? You can hike up to the Kila Nunnery—a 9^th-century meditation site. The walk takes one through lush forests, strings of prayer flags, and shrines. Nestled on a rock cliff with awe-inspiring views of the Himalayan Ranges, it is almost a hidden treasure. The serenity of this place is out of the world! You can also come here early in the morning to catch the morning ritual.

4. Walk on the iron-chain bridge to reach Tamchoe Monastery

Between Paro and Thimpu, there is this beautiful monastery, also known as Tachog Lhakhang, built around the 15^th century. The monastery is tucked atop a hill, and was created by the famous iron bridge builder Thangtong Gyalpo. Surrounded by lush greenery, the iron bridge to the monastery is something that you must set foot on to soak in a thrilling experience. So, go ahead and make your way to this fantastic monastery with your loved one, and create sweet memories!

5. Stay at a rustic farmhouse with scenic views

Want to know what’s genuinely romantic in Paro? Staying at a colourful, rustic farmhouse with your loved one! Built-in traditional style without a single nail, these farmhouses were created to preserve the Bhutanese traditions. Stay at one of these farmhouses in Paro to experience the Bhutanese culture and village life closely, while basking in the beauty of its natural setting.

6. Unwind at the cosy Champaca Cafe 

Looking for someplace to relax? Swing by the Champaca Cafe and relish their signature coffee or dessert. You can also play a board game together, admire its cozy setting, or enjoy each other’s company. The beverages and food are also reasonably priced, so feel free to binge!

7. Meditate at its Monasteries

If you wish to do something unique and offbeat with your partner in Paro, you can opt for meditation at one of its serene monasteries. Visit a monastery and watch the monks engrossed in meditation sessions, and join them if you wish to. You can also go on a relaxing stroll by the river at Paro Valley, or dive into the healing waters of Tshachu spring.

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8.  Shop together at Paro Craft Market

While not a typically romantic thing to do, shopping at Craft Market is a unique experience, whether you’re alone or with your better half. Savour the sight of colourful shops and stalls and dig in for local goodies like lamps, lanterns, clothes, and décor items. When hunger strikes, you can head to some excellent tea or snacks shops that dot the region.

Sounds like the perfect honeymoon vacation? 

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