Paro is great.Joyfull people, marvelous hills, good roads, clean and beautiful. I don't like the public transport system. You have to take a cab for all journies which makes it expensive. Solo travellers like me will find it difficult.

You need to visit Paro - if you are flying in, since this has the only international airport. It is a small town but very vibrant. Good cafes/restaurants in the main town area. Couple of tourist attractions in the city and is close to the famous spot - Tiger's Nest. Paro is less hilly than Thimphu, so it is easier to walk. However, there is very little to do after evening.

Beautiful and bountiful nature! The weather was perfect. A bit warm at noon but otherwise great. Wonderful breathtaking views! Note that there is a lot of walking up slopes and steps to be done. Might be a consideration if you have kids along or have the same fitness level as me (which is zero! :) )

Great place. There is the famous Tiger's Nest monastery of course, but there are many other activities: for instance, hikes between Ha and Paro valley with the views on the Jumolhari and Jitchu Drekey are mesmerizing

Its beautiful! Feel like spending rest of my life there!!!! By the river! Far far away from the competitive world of ours! And don't forget to climb the mountain and visit Tiger's nest! Its a worth the effort! Paro market I found bit expensive Thimphu market.

Went to the Chelela pass and the Haa Valley which were superb. Local visits to the Dzongs were great. Food at the resort was a bit expensive but there are good eating joints in the main market. Sitting at the balcony overlooking the fantastic Paro valley was the best past time