Beautiful views from the Dzong and from the hotel looking at it. Definitely a place not to miss here.

One of the most incredible experiences to be had! The colour, the costumes, the sounds, the dance, the crowds. Wow! It is a photographic paradise.

This Dzong was nice but not as nice as some of the others we saw. It has a great location and looks wonderful from the outside. The inside was partially under construction and less interesting that some of the others we had visited. I think by the time we got to this one I was a bit Dzong-ed out. But... More

liked: lush green mountains,quier serene atmosphere, pure air and smiling people. Dislikes : lack of choices in hotels,food, drinks, air travels...

Nice views of Paro and valley. All the dzongs we saw were beautiful and impressive and this was no exception.

This is a beautiful Dzong. Fun to see it at Festival time as it is on the way up to the festival grounds. Carving and paintings are excellent.

As the first stop in Bhutan it is interesting to visit this old fortress at the to of a hill where you can watch the entire city

More a fortress than a monastery but the architecture is unique and I'm so pleased the Bhutanese are continuing in that style. the National Museum is worth a long visit.

16th Century building still in use for administrative and religious purposes. if you had just travelled a 1000 miles to invade a country with you army in the 16th century you would have seen this building turned around and walked home