Come as a tourist. Stay as a friend. Leave as family.
Bhutan’s first agro-based farm-to-table stay: a family farm in Dogar, Paro, with eight wood-panelled rooms, organic meals from our own farms in Paro and Punakha, and a view across to the 17th-century Langka Monastery and the Genekha Valley.
A working farm, run by a family
The Happiness Farm is the farm of Dorji, his wife Kezang and their family, in Dogar, in the terraced hills of Paro. We grow apples, Japanese pears, walnuts and vegetables, and nearly everything on your plate comes from our own land.
Our sister farm, The Happiness Farm in the Punakha Valley, grows more than 22 kinds of fruit and vegetables, including avocados, oranges, lemons, pineapples and dragon fruit. They are brought to Paro and served to you here, making us the first agro-based farm-to-table stay of its kind in Bhutan. Everything is grown organically, and everything is done with love.
Stay a night or a week. Pick fruit, collect eggs, cook with us, or sit by the bonfire under the mountains. We are a small place, so you get to know us, and we get to know you.
- 8farmhouse rooms
- 3kinds of tree you can adopt: apple, pear and walnut
- 1 milliontrees we have pledged to plant
Eight rooms, three ways to stay
Rates per room per night, room only. Add breakfast (Nu 600), lunch (Nu 700) or dinner (Nu 800) per person when you book.
Best view
Suite
A queen bed for two and our best view: the 17th-century Langka Monastery and the Genekha Valley. We have two Suites.
Nu 4,255 per night
Family Suite
A queen and a single bed for up to three guests. The room we recommend for families.
Nu 5,175 per night
Twin Room
Two single beds and a private bathroom. Two of our four Twin Rooms can be made up as doubles on request.
Nu 3,105 per night
An extra mattress is Nu 1,265 per night. Prices exclude a 10% service charge, and we do not charge GST. Children under one stay free.
A day on the farm
Join in as much or as little as you like. Add experiences when you book, or ask us when you arrive.
Walk the orchard
A farm tour through the apple and pear trees, picking fruit in season. Nu 200 for staying guests, Nu 500 for visitors.
Hear how the farm works
A farming and conservation talk with Dorji, who spent eighteen years in environmental conservation before starting the farm. Nu 5,000.
Plant a native tree
Plant a native tree on the farm, and we look after it once you have gone home. Nu 1,500, including aftercare.
More to do
Meals are free for children under one and half price for ages one to seven.
- Cooking class Nu 1,500 per person
- Herbal bath Nu 1,500 per person
- Barbecue dinner Nu 1,500 per person
- Bonfire Nu 1,500
- Egg picking Nu 300
- Kite flying Nu 500 per person
- Darts Nu 150 per person
- Mountain bike Nu 2,000 per day
- Private cultural show Nu 13,000
- Boardroom Nu 2,800
- Yoga On request
Adopt a fruit tree in Bhutan
Our Tree Membership is the world’s first, a truly unique offering: adopt an apple, Japanese pear or walnut tree on our farm. We look after it, you enjoy its fruit and its story, and your name stays rooted in Paro.
- 5 years
- 10 years
- 20 years
See the farm
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Plan your stay
Book online and we confirm your room by email. A 50% advance secures it, and the balance is due 15 days before you arrive.
We can also arrange
- Airport pick-up or drop-off Nu 3,000 per trip
- Local guide Nu 2,500 per day
- Tents for large groups On request