Paro Valley Collection

Taktshang Goemba (Tigers nest monastery) with prayer flags and cliff, Paro Valley, Bhutan, 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

Tigers Nest (Taktsang Goemba), Paro Valley, Bhutan

Archers at a tournament in Bhutan

The Dzong at Paro, Bhutan

A young boy peeling vegetables in the dzong or monastery in Paro, Bhutan

Bhuddist monks in the Dzong or temple in Paro, Bhutan

Monks in the Bhuddist temple or Dzong in Paro Bhutan

Prayer flags span the chasm before the Tiger's Nest Monastery

Bhutan, Paro, Detail of wall art and architecture; Ta Dzong Museum

Horses Grazing In Field In Himalayas At Sunset

Taktshang Goemba, Tiger??s Nest??, is Bhutan??s most famous monastery. It is perched miraculously on the ledge of a sheer cliff 900 metres above the floor of the Paro Valley

Taktsang Dzong (monastery) or Tigers Nest, built in the 8th century, Paro, Bhutan

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

Prayer flags, Paro Valley, Bhutan

The colorful Tibetan prayer flags invite the faithful to visit the Taktsang Monastery, Paro, Bhutan, Asia

The Paro valley extends westward closer to the peaks that rise on the Tibetan border, famous for its many Buddhist temples, Bhutan, Himalayas, Asia

Tigers Nest (Taktsang Goemba), above Paro Valley, Bhutan, Asia

Prayer flags at the Tigers Nest (Taktsang Goemba), Paro Valley, Bhutan, Asia

A temple built into the side of a cliff, Tigers Nest (Taktsang Goemba), Paro Valley, Bhutan, Asia

A waterfall flowing past a temple built into the side of a cliff, Tigers Nest (Taktsang Goemba), Paro Valley, Bhutan, Asia

A monk on his way to Tigers Nest (Taktsang Goemba), Paro Valley, Bhutan, Asia

River running through stone cairns on a trail to the Tigers Nest (Taktsang Goemba), Paro Valley, Bhutan, Asia

Paro Valley, Bhutan, Asia

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Nestled in the breathtaking Paro Valley, Bhutan's second largest town, lies a place of spiritual wonder and natural beauty. Taktshang Goemba, also known as Tigers Nest Monastery, stands proudly on a cliff overlooking the valley, its vibrant prayer flags fluttering in the wind. This iconic landmark is not only a testament to Bhutan's rich cultural heritage but also offers visitors an awe-inspiring experience. As you explore Paro Valley, you'll be captivated by its serene atmosphere and picturesque landscapes. The Dzong at Paro stands majestically amidst lush greenery, exuding an aura of tranquility that can only be found in this enchanting corner of Asia. Witness archers showcasing their skills during tournaments, adding a touch of traditional charm to this already magical place. Within the walls of the dzong or monastery in Paro, you may come across young boys diligently peeling vegetables or Buddhist monks immersed in their spiritual practices. Their presence adds depth and spirituality to every corner they inhabit – reminding us all of the importance of inner peace and mindfulness. The sight of colorful prayer flags dancing gracefully with each gust of wind is truly mesmerizing. These sacred symbols carry prayers and blessings into the heavens above while creating an ethereal ambiance that permeates throughout Bhutan. In this land where time seems to stand still, immerse yourself in the serenity offered by monasteries like Taktsang Goemba; let your soul find solace amidst nature's grandeur. Discover why monks have chosen these sacred spaces for centuries as places for contemplation and enlightenment. Paro Valley beckons travelers seeking both adventure and spiritual awakening alike. Let its ancient temples whisper tales from centuries past as you embark on a journey filled with profound discoveries and unforgettable memories.