Uma Paro is landlocked between India and Tibet, is the extraordinary Himalayan country of Bhutan: home to the inland retreat of Uma Paro. Uma Paro follows an understated philosophy of quiet comfort in culturally-rich locations and sits atop a sloping tree-clad hill, overlooking the Paro valley. With ecotourism being the fastest growing market in the tourism industry in general and with the strength of the country’s natural assets, Bhutan has focused on strategies to promote and develop its ecotourism and nature -based tourism. There have been many green initiatives taken by the Uma Paro, and therefore, one of the main reason is that tourism in Bhutan has been increasing steadily for the last few years. The Como Hotels and Resorts is an exclusive Paro Hotel is situated in Bhutan’s Paro and lets their guests explore the nature of wonder, their rich heritage, culture and folklore. This exclusive and intimate resort has 29 rooms which are located in the ultimate paradise, which is secluded and relaxing. Guests can enjoy trekking, yoga and white-water rafting and many more interesting activities. The main restaurant at the hotel, is a favorite amongst the royals.

Since recently, Uma Paro in Bhutan has introduced seven adventure retreats. These are suitable for single travelers, couples and exclusive parties of three people or more, which allows access to remote reaches of Bhutan “caravan” style with Bhutanese guides. COMO will provide facilities that will include hassle-free handling of visas, planning and decision-making as, well as the pre-research will be also undertaken by them. Tourism has helped promote Bhutan’s culture and traditions to the outside world, and interactions with tourists have contributed to a sense of national identity, while at the same time further enhancing the need to conserve the country’s natural and cultural assets, such as its most famous attraction, Taktsang (Tiger’s Nest) Monastery.

Thanuja Silva is a travel writer who writes under the pen name Auburn Silver. She has a passion for fashion and a deep interest in admiring new and exotic attractions around the world.

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