Hike to Tiger’s Nest
The Tiger’s Nest Monastery is a small collection of buildings precariously perched on a cliff, 900 meters off of the ground. It is stunning in its beauty and location. Without a doubt, a first time trip to Bhutan would not be complete without seeing the Tiger’s Nest.
Popularly known as the Tiger’s Nest, Paro Taktsang is a revered temple and monastery built in 1692. The sacred structure sits at 3,120m (10,240ft) above sea level, perched on the edge of a cliff in the upper Paro Valley. Shrouded in folklore and myth, the monastery consists of four temples adorned with Buddhas, cotton tapestries and frescos of enlightened beings.
The Paro Tiger’s Nest trek in Bhutan offers a spectacular natural setting that’s conducive to birdwatching, and you may have the opportunity to witness various bird species, including migratory birds. While the trek itself is famous for its stunning scenery and the Tiger’s Nest Monastery, it also takes you through lush forests and serene landscapes that are home to a variety of birdlife.
So, if you are contemplating a trip to Bhutan (do it! It’s one of the most awesome spots in the world), learn more about how to hike to the Tiger’s Nest, one of the coolest little spots in Bhutan .
Our 3DAYS – 2NIGHTS Itinerary allows you to experience the highlight of Paro, the Tiger’s Nest, while keeping the budget in mind. Be sure to book your tour package well in advance, as budget options can fill up quickly during the peak tourist season.
NOTE :Please adjust the itinerary (CUSTOMISE) as needed to accommodate your specific travel dates and interests. and make sure to check the latest travel permit /visa requirements and COVID-19 guidelines for Bhutan before your trip.
