Paro Dzong, a whitewashed fortress monastery on a wooded hillside above the river in Paro, Bhutan

Paro and Punakha, Bhutan

Homestay bookings in Paro and Punakha, with the village share written on every night.

We take bookings for village homestays and write each night's revenue split between the host family, the village fund and the guide cooperative, so the share is known before the guest arrives.

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Stays on the village calendar

Paro farmhouse

Paid

Punakha valley

Booked

Paro terrace

Open

Punakha riverside

Paid

Where one night's payment goes

The host family

Each night is a separate line with its host, its price and its share.

The village fund

A fixed share of each night goes to the village fund, shown on the same line.

The guide cooperative

Guides booked with a stay are paid from the same record.

A stacked stone cairn on a cliff path facing the Tiger's Nest monastery above Paro valley
  1. Request. A guest chooses the dates and the homestay.
  2. Confirm. The host accepts and the split is fixed.
  3. Stay. Each night is marked as used.
  4. Settle. The host, fund and guides are paid.

Guests and hosts ask

Do you take a commission?

A small platform fee is shown per night. The village fund share is not reduced by it.

Can a host change the split?

Not after confirmation. A change needs the village fund and the host to sign.

Is guest data shared?

Only the name and dates appear for the host and the guide on that stay.

Booking fees for a village

USD 630.00