Rows of shops line the main Paro Bazaar built in traditional architecture. This stretch of about 250 meters, houses many different types of shops from handicrafts to restaurant. Of late some coffee houses and local restaurants has also sprung up. Paro Bazaar is a good place to meet locals and chit- chat over a cup of tea.
The Kaja Throm has been built so that vendors can showcase and sell their produce in a vibrant community space. The Farmer’s Market has 147 stalls for vegetables, fruits, meat and other local farm produce, and food and drinks. It is interesting to walk around and checkout the fresh organic veggies and meet local villagers.