The Paro Chhu beautifully flows southward through the midst of Paro valley having its source rises to the south of Mt. Jomolhari (24000ft/7314m), which is revered as the abode of goddess Jomo. This glacier rivers drains through the alpine meadows and deep gorges through Jigme Dorji National Park and descends into the wide, open valley of Paro which is the site of one of Bhutan’s main town. The Paro Chh because of its small river, it is best fit for kayaks, especially for the beginners with a good stretch of 7 km. Best time for float is the spring season of March – April.
Paro Chhu River Kayak
