It’s one of Bali’s most anticipated events of the year. The Paro Festival took place this year too from 31st of March to the 4th of April where visitors were treated to a plethora of dance and musical performances in light of bringing people together. The Tschechu are annual religious festivals held every year in every district. Paro too is covered in colour and is one of the biggest events of its kind. The festival saw large swamps of spectators coming in this time too to spot this magnificent festival. Visitors of course were quite concerned of their choice of Paro hotel when it came to finding good accommodation. Nevertheless with fine accommodation from a hotel like Uma by COMO, Paro, Bhutan you can always count on having a memorable holiday.
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