Paro Dzong

Paro dzong is officially known as Rinpung Dzong and it was built in 1644. It was built to protect Paro from Tibetan invasion.At present it houses the monastic body and government offices, and serves as the religious, military, administrative, and social centers for Paro dzongkhag.this picture can be used to teach the history of Paro Dzong.This can be also used in Geography subject to teach about the location of the Dzong.

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