The Farm House of Paro in Bhutan is a prominent example of traditional Bhutanese architecture and cultural preservation. Situated amidst the verdant and serene Paro Valley, the typical farmhouse is made of rammed mud and stone walls with wooden windows and roofs of painted woodwork. A ‘Farm House’ in Paro offers an authentic peek into the rustic lifestyle of a Bhutanese farmer. These structures stand out for their intricate designs and decoration that symbolize the traditional Bhutanese themes. Often adorned with colorful motifs and patterns, the farmhouses are usually three stories high. The ground floor serves as storage and a shelter for livestock. The family lives on the upper floors. Surrounding the farmhouse, one finds lush fields and orchards, embodying Bhutan's rich agricultural heritage. Here, visitors might experience the day-to-day rural life, ranging from milking cows to working in the fields. A visit often includes a traditional hot stone bath and a meal featuring homemade cheese, butter, and other local specialties.