Cheap Flights from Singapore to Paro

Paro is a small valley town to the west of Thimpu, in Bhutan. This region is known for its beautiful religious sites and also houses the only international airport in the country. Paro is the perfect combination of cultural and historic wealth, and natural scenery, all packed into a quaint mountain town surrounded by greenery.

How do I get to Singapore’s Changi airport?

Singapore Changi Airport (SIN) is well connected to the main city. One can travel to the airport by taxis, bus or the Mass Rapid Transit (MRT) trains. The airport is usually a 30-minute car ride from the city if you plan on travelling by road, but if you plan to take the MRT, it typically takes 40 minutes.

Which airport will I arrive in Paro?

The Kingdom of Bhutan has only one international airport, Paro Airport (PBH), on the banks of the Paro Chhu river. All the Singapore to Paro flights land at this airport, which is less than 10km from the centre of Paro city.

What flights operate between Singapore and Paro?

Although there currently aren't any direct flights to Paro, Druk Air offers cheap flights from Singapore that often have a stopover.

What is the flight duration?

Connecting flights from Singapore usually take 4 hours or more to reach Paro. Singapore is 2 hours ahead of Paro, in terms of time difference.

Where can I shop and eat in Paro?

Paro has a huge variety of restaurants, offering food ranging from authentic Bhutanese cuisine to a more continental fare. Paro has on offered a large selection of high-end restaurants too.

Bhutan is well-known for shopping, and Paro Is high on the list. There are also a variety of markets that sell authentic Bhutanese products such as handicrafts, woven textiles and cane furniture.

Which is the best area to stay in?

Paro has a wide array of hotels to suit your budget and needs. If you’re in Paro to relax and unwind, pick a resort away from the hustle and bustle of the city. To blend in with the local and experience Paro’s daily life, consider staying in the centre of Paro city so you’ll be well-placed between tourist spots and restaurants.

What places should I visit in Paro?

Paro is culturally very rich. There are several monasteries and historic Bhutanese buildings that are open to tourists in Paro, the most prominent being Jangtsa Dumtseg Lhakhang, which is a 15th-century Buddhist temple. It is in the form of a stupa, which is considered very uncommon in Bhutanese architecture.

Paro Taktsang is also a monastery, located on a cliffside and boasting scenic views of the Himalayan mountain range. The National Museum of Bhutan is also a sight to behold. The mesmerising 17th-century traditional Bhutanese building houses a fantastic collection of Bhutanese statues, paintings and other art.

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