Highland Glamping
Riverfront glamping domes at Highland Glamping Paro

Paro · Kingdom of Bhutan

Bhutan, At Its Own Pace

A Himalayan kingdom of living traditions, sacred mountains, ancient dzongs, and landscapes that invite you to slow down.

Introduction to Bhutan

A Kingdom That Feels Different

High in the Himalayas, Bhutan is a country where ancient traditions remain part of everyday life. Known locally as Drukyul, the Land of the Thunder Dragon, it is shaped by Buddhist heritage, distinctive architecture, close-knit communities, and a deep respect for nature.

Here, a journey can take you from centuries-old dzongs and mountain monasteries to quiet valleys, forests, rivers, and villages where traditional ways of life continue naturally.

Bhutan is not simply somewhere to see. It is somewhere to experience slowly.

Punakha Dzong beside the river in Bhutan, with terraced fields and mist across the valley

Culture & Heritage

A Culture Still Lived, Not Simply Preserved

Bhutan’s heritage can be found everywhere — from its monasteries and dzongs to its architecture, festivals, crafts, music, archery, and daily rituals.

Buddhism is deeply woven into life in Bhutan, while traditional arts and crafts continue to be passed between generations. The country’s distinctive dzongs remain important centres of both cultural and religious life. Several of Bhutan’s cultural and natural sites are also included on UNESCO’s Tentative List for potential World Heritage nomination.

Mist over a Bhutanese river valley with rice terraces and forested hills

Nature

Where the Landscape Sets the Pace

From subtropical valleys to pine forests and high Himalayan landscapes, Bhutan holds remarkable ecological diversity. More than 70% of the country’s territory is covered by forest, supporting an extraordinary range of wildlife and protected landscapes.

Walk beside a river. Follow a mountain trail. Sit beneath a forest canopy. Watch the light change across the valley.

In Bhutan, nature is not simply a backdrop to the journey. It is part of the journey.

Masked Bhutanese cultural dance performed in traditional dress

The Bhutanese way of life

A Different Measure of What Matters

Bhutan is known around the world for Gross National Happiness, a development philosophy introduced under the Fourth King that places wellbeing alongside economic development. Its principles include cultural preservation, environmental conservation, sustainable development, and good governance.

Experiencing Bhutan

Come Curious. Leave Connected.

You begin to understand Bhutan not through a definition, but through the rhythm of life here — the quieter mornings, the importance of community, the respect for nature, and the space to simply be. Bhutan rewards those who take their time.

01Spend a morning visiting a monastery

02Share a meal prepared with local ingredients

03Try archery, Bhutan's national sport

04Walk through a village

05Take a hot stone bath

06Follow the river

07Sit quietly and watch the mountains

There is no single way to experience Bhutan. Your journey should feel like your own.

Paro Taktsang, the Tiger's Nest monastery, on the cliff face above the Paro valley in Bhutan

Paro

Begin in the Paro Valley

Surrounded by mountains and shaped by centuries of history, Paro is one of Bhutan's most distinctive valleys. It is home to Paro Taktsang — commonly known as Tiger's Nest — as well as Paro Dzong, traditional villages, ancient temples, and landscapes that make the valley one of Bhutan's most memorable places to explore.

Highland Glamping

And within this landscape is Highland Glamping

A private dome resort in the highlands of Paro, created for travellers who want to experience Bhutan with comfort, privacy, and time to slow down. Two ways to stay — a permanent resort, and camping arranged entirely around you.

Riverfront glamping domes lit at blue hour along a stone pathway in Paro, Bhutan

Bhutan's First · Permanent

A Quiet Place to Stay in Bhutan

Our Riverfront Domes sit close to the river, while our Hilltop Domes at Zachakha offer a more secluded setting above the valley with expansive views. Thoughtful hospitality, wellness, dining, and experiences allow your stay to become part of the journey — not simply a place to sleep.

Comfortable camping tent with a made bed, lit at sunset above a mountain valley in Bhutan

Custom Camping · Temporary

Go Beyond the Usual

Some of Bhutan's most beautiful places were never meant for hotels. Our Custom Camping Experience lets you stay in carefully selected locations away from the usual routes — comfortable temporary tents, full setup and pack-down, on-site support, and arrangements tailored around you.

These are two different products. Camping tents are not the dome resort — and we keep them clearly apart, so your journey is always unmistakable.

A glimpse

A Glimpse of Highland Glamping

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The full journey

We Take Care of the Details

Your experience of Bhutan should feel effortless. From accommodation and transportation to permits, visas, activities, dining, and the details in between, our team can help coordinate your journey across Bhutan.

You choose how you want to experience the country. We take care of the rest.

Hilltop glamping domes on a ridge above the Paro valley with Bhutanese prayer flags

Perhaps Bhutan has been waiting for you

Come for the mountains. Stay for the culture.

Slow down for the moments in between. Discover Bhutan with Highland Glamping.