Tiger’s Nest Camp

The Tiger’s Nest Camp is a glamping retreat in Nechu Village, Paro, offering 15 safari-inspired tents with private bathrooms and patios. Set in rural surroundings with views towards Tiger’s Nest Monastery, it brings a different accommodation experience to a cultural journey through Bhutan.

We recommend it for travellers who enjoy spending time outdoors and want their accommodation to feel connected to the places they are exploring. Allow time to enjoy the setting: a leisurely breakfast or an afternoon on the patio can be as welcome as another sightseeing stop.

The Tiger’s Nest Camp at a Glance

The camp combines a countryside setting with convenient road access from Paro International Airport.

Stay in a Deluxe Safari Tent

The accommodation includes insulated interiors, king-size beds, a vanity area, Wi-Fi and a mini-cooler. Private patios provide space for morning tea or a quiet evening outdoors.

The Deluxe Safari Tent also features a modern bathroom with a separate shower. Heating and complimentary tea- and coffee-making facilities add practical comfort to the tented experience.

This style of stay works particularly well when you leave some breathing room in your itinerary. Rather than filling every hour, return before sunset and enjoy an unhurried evening.

Dining and relaxation

The restaurant serves Bhutanese, Indian, Chinese and Continental dishes, complemented by a bar offering local and international drinks. The camp also lists spa treatments and a hot stone bath among its experiences.

Our suggested rhythm is simple: spend the day exploring, then return for a relaxed meal and an early night before your next excursion. After a demanding hike, a free afternoon is often more rewarding than immediately moving on to another attraction.

Activities around the camp

Nature walks, village tours, mountain biking, horse riding and bonfire evenings with cultural performances feature among the camp’s activities.

For a balanced stay, pair one active outing with time to explore at a gentler pace. Walking through the surrounding area offers a different perspective from travelling between major sights by vehicle.

Include Tiger’s Nest in your Paro itinerary

Paro is home to Tiger’s Nest Monastery, Rinpung Dzong, traditional villages and historic temples, making it a rewarding destination for both walking and cultural exploration.

We recommend dedicating a full day to the Tiger’s Nest excursion. Begin early, walk at a comfortable pace and keep the evening free. For a first Bhutan visit, three nights in Paro allows a more relaxed introduction than a tightly packed overnight stop.

Plan your stay at The Tiger’s Nest Camp

Include a glamping stay in a private Bhutan journey, with time for Paro’s cultural landmarks, walking and relaxation.