A real Bhutan highlight. The climb is exhausting (especially if you are still getting used to the altitude or are recovering from a long flight etc) but the tea room part of the way up is worth stopping at for the most stunning view and welcome cup of tea. The final push to the top gave a surprise around every... more

We were in Paro in early February. Due to the date, there were not many tourists in Bhutan. The only people making the hike were ourselves and some locals. I am not a hiker but in good enough shape - this is a whole day adventure. Starting at the base, you see the monastery but can't see the path. We... more

I was only in Bhutan for five days and only had time to see the West side of teh country but I was very excited about going to see The Tiger's Nest. I had seen it many times on TV and was always amazed at how stunning it looked. So when I had the opportunity to go, I jumped at... more

We have just returned from a 2 week holiday in Bhutan. Our guide very wisly scheduled this towards the end of our holiday rather than the beginning so that we were acclimatised to the altitude and had done some other climbs before attempting this one. The Monastery is a 900m climb from the car park. Some people take a pony... more

I and my wife visited Tiger's Nest on June 9, 2008. It was on the final lap of a ten day trip to Bhutan. We used ponies to climb. The ponies know the way and require minmum leading from the horse owner. The pony seemed to trot through the edge of the winding path up the hill. It is certainly... more

If you can get to the cafe you can get to the top... it's well worth it because the views are much much better... Inside it's charming. But if you're scared of heights you may not like the stairs. more

駐車場から、山を登って約３時間。 途中の、平らになった所に、おばちゃんがアクセサリーや仏像を売っていて、カフェもあ... more