Zhiwa Ling Heritage, Paro

Situated close to the Meditation House and the greenhouse, the Tea House extends a warm welcome for relaxation. Guests can relish their personal reading materials or select from the extensive library available. Whether writing postcards or jotting thoughts in a journal, individuals can unwind comfortably. Indulge in a revitalizing cup of Bhutanese butter tea while taking in the ambiance. This snug corner, complete with a wood-burning stove, provides a perfect space to rejuvenate, especially during colder days.

Visitors can make use of the business center, expansive conference rooms, and a private boardroom for their upcoming corporate engagements. This experience guarantees exceptional hospitality and positive interactions provided by our highly skilled Bhutanese staff.

All conference amenities are conveniently positioned on the first floor of the main building. Attendees will enter through the grand main foyer, an impressive entrance adorned with intricately hand-carved wooden cornices, showcasing the traditional Bhutanese hues of blue, red, saffron, emerald green, and gold. The boardroom is tailored for intimate meetings and accommodates up to ten individuals comfortably. The Chele La conference room can seat up to 160 people in a theater-style arrangement, while the Pele La conference room can accommodate up to 80 people in a theater-style setup. On-demand audiovisual support and internet connectivity are readily available.

A more profound understanding of this age-old Buddhist realm and its spiritual legacy can be gained through the observation of the strategic placement of revered masters, saints, and lamas. Our Buddhist temple has hosted numerous ceremonies, among them the Lhab Sang Ritual—a commemoration of fresh beginnings and special moments.

Situated on the second floor of the main building, our temple has been constructed using timbers that are a remarkable 450 years old, originally sourced from the Gangtey Monastery, established in 1613 AD. At the heart of the temple stands Guru Rinpoche, surrounded by Terton Pema Lingpa on the left and Zhabdrung Ngawang Namgyal on the right, with their gazes directed towards them.