Dharamshala

Located in the interiors of the town, Norbulingka Institute is a magical place where you can witness utmost serenity and splendor. A huge monastery welcomes you with spiritually enchanting vibes created due to pin drop silence. Exceptional carvings, rare woodwork, and legendary paintings make this place a full package. You can even spend your whole day admiring the beauty of this place.

Experience the complete solace at Dalai Lama Temple in upper regions of Dharamshala. Just a short walk away from the Mcleod Ganj, the temple is beautifully decorated space adorned by colourful prayer flags. Fresh walks, early morning meditation with chanting monks are some of its features.

Triund is a famous Hill point in Dharamshala which is famous for its beautiful trek. A lot of travelers take this trek and enjoy the scenic view of Dhauladhar mountain range and chilled weather of the hill.

A global attraction in Dharamshala, the HPCA Stadium is a beautiful cricket stadium lying in the lap of mountain surrounded by tall deodar trees making it as one of the most beautiful stadium in the country.

is located in Dharamshala and was opened in the year 2003.

A popular tourist attraction, Bhagsu waterfall is located in the Bhagsunag village situated about 7000 feet above the sea level, which makes it a perfect location to enjoy the beauty of a high-altitude spot.

Popularly known as the St. John Church in Wilderness, the St. John Church is an ancient monument situated in Dharamshala and is also one of the oldest churches in Northern India. The church with its unique gothic nature has a connection to the Church of England thereby crediting it with more significant importance.

The Tibet Museum comes under the Department of Information and International Relations, Central Tibetan Administration and was established in 1998. The main purpose to set up a museum was to preserve, research, exhibit and educate Tibetans and non-Tibetans on all matters related to history and culture of Tibet.  If history interests you, pay a visit to this enthralling museum and gain a lot of knowledge about Tibet and its people.

Unparallel vibes, enthralling beauty and magnificent spiritual power of this place will take you to another world. Perhaps the experiences vary for you but it is for sure that you won’t go empty handed. This place has magic in its air with a lot to offer you from the culture, values and tradition of Tibet. Get spiritually connected to the gods and attain the level of contentment which you may fail to achieve otherwise. Go back rejuvenated and revived from here!

The temple is a beautiful holy place where Dalai Lama conducts public teaching for his disciples and monks. The murals and architecture of the temple represents the rich culture and art of Tibet. Highly spiritual place, this Kalachakra temple will surely heal your internal being leaving you all revived and mentally strong.

Apart from famous Triund hill trek, there is another moderate trek to Sri Guna Devi Temple at the elevation of 2,400 meter above sea level.  The temple is dedicated to Goddess Kali in McLeoadganj and is a famous pilgrimage site for Gaddi tribe of Chamba.

A small picturesque village in Dharamshala is famous for its spectacular views and sunsets. Situated at an altitude of 2000 meters above sea level, the village is a peaceful destination to take a break from hustle and bustle of metros.

Indrunag is a temple with an altitude 2000 mts above sea level and constructed by the villagers of the surrounding areas and dedicated to god of snake or God of rains. It is said that the temple has special powers.

Nechung Dorje Drayangling Monastery holds a special place on the Tibetan history as the seat of Nechung, the State Oracle of Tibet. The original Nechung Monastery is located four miles west of Lhasa, the nation's capital.