Six Senses Paro

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Rooms

The suites and villas are spacious and comfortable, offering all the amenities you need for your stay. 
The villas also include a private terrace. 

SPA

The spa/wellness centre has four single treatment rooms, a gym, a sauna and a cold plunge pool outdoors, a yoga room, a relaxation space, a private meditation space, as well as an indoor pool. 

Activities offered

Paro Valley is home to a great number of monasteries and monuments, but none as spectacular as Taktsang Lhakhang, or the “Tiger's Nest”. Built onto the face of a sheer cliff at an altitude of 2,950 metres, this revered monastery is clearly visible from the valley floor. An excursion into Paro town will take you to the Paro National Museum, with its fascinating collection of objects illustrating the richness of the Kingdom's culture and heritage. A short walk away stands the imposing Paro Dzong, an excellent example of Bhutanese architecture. From the dzong, a gentle walk back into town crosses a traditional Bhutanese cantilever bridge and continues on to the town temple, dating from 1525, with its noteworthy altar and wall paintings.

Paro Valley is also a starting point for many treks in Bhutan, suited to all levels, from short one-hour walks along the valley floor to more demanding full-day hikes on mountain trails where trekkers may spot wild mountain goats, langur monkeys and rare leopards. Two-day treks can also be arranged.