Dharmshala

Zone: 29 Sqkms

Height: 1380 m above ocean level.

Atmosphere: Summer-Max. 26, Min. 16

Winter: Max. 6, Min. 3

Best Time To Visit:March - June, September - October

Dharamsala Queen of The Hills, City of Blue Mountains is an essential township of Kangra locale. Dharamshala, remains at the foot of snow wrapped grandiose Dhauladhar extends and offers a sublime perspective of frigid crests, deodar and pine backwoods, tea gardens and excellent slopes. Various streams, cool sound air, appealing surroundings and the close-by snowline, Dharamsala has everything for an immaculate occasion. It is brimming with life but quiet.

Prime Attractions of Dharmsala (Dharamshala):

Kangra Art Museum

This fortune trove of the Kangra valley's specialties, artworks, and rich past, showcases relics that go back to the fifth century.

Dal Lake

Encompassed by high and green Deodar trees is the lake, which fills a mountain dish. This lake is effectively agreeable by street and makes a captivating and quiet cookout spot. St. John's Church

Under the shade of Doedar branches It was inherent 1852 and is wearing dark stone with some fine Belgian recolored glass windows gave by Lady Elgin.

Tatwani and Machhrial

There are hot springs arranged at Tatwani, 25-km from Dharamsala however in transit, at Machhrial, is a waterfall twice as large as the one close to the Bhagsunath sanctuary.

The Shrine of Bhagsunath

It is the old sanctuary of Bhagsunath. There are numerous new water springs near the sanctuary, which are viewed as hallowed by the Hindus.

Kunal Pathri

These are the stone sanctuaries from which the spot determines its name.

Dharmkot

Situated on the peak of a slope lie this alluring outing spot, which exhibits an all encompassing perspective of the Kangra valley and Dauladhar ranges.

Norbulinka Institute

This spot has overwhelming Japanese impact. The shady ways, wooden scaffolds, little streams small water falls make this spot look like paradise. The religious shelter near the establishment is a spot where ladies are taught the propelled levels of Buddhist reasoning.

Chinmaya Tapovan

The peaceful ashram incorporates a 9m high picture of Hanuman, a Ram sanctuary, a reflection lobby, a school and a wellbeing and amusement focus.

Andretta

It houses a display of some of his real works and a stoneware focus.

McLeodganj

Initially home of the semi-traveling Gaddi tribe, McLeodganj is today the living arrangement of His Holiness, the Dalai Lama.

Masrur

Fifteen lavishly cut solid rock sanctuaries etched in the breathtaking style of the Kailash sanctuary at Ellora and going back to the eighth century is to be found at Masrur.

Triund

The zone is on the foothills of Dhauladhar extent. The amazing perspectives of the mountains, and the valleys makes Triund a perfect cookout spot and trekking spot.

Trilokpur

The exceptional hole sanctuaries with a stalactite and stalagmites devoted to Lord Shiva.