Paro is the gateway valley where Bhutan's most photographed monastery hangs off a granite cliff — Paro Taktsang, the Tiger's Nest, a seventeenth-century complex reached by a pilgrimage trail most travellers remember for the altitude as much as the view. Rank 46 in the Suncities collection, this print treats that sacred perch as interior collage: dzong architecture on the rock face, prayer flags threading the foreground, a Himalayan peak framed like a shrine window, and gold-leaf weathering that reads like thangka parchment aged by mountain air.