Top 10 Sightseeing Places in Dharamshala

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Top 10 Sightseeing Places in Dharamshala
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Dharamshala is a scenic and panoramic hill
station, tucked away in the Himalayas. With the
dhauladhar ranges and thick deodar forests in the
background, dharamshala has become an important
highlight in most himachal tour packages.
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War Memorial

• Set amidst beautiful surroundings and a place to
  visit in the afternoon this memorial is built
  near the entry point to Dharamshala to
  commemorate the memory of those who fought
  valiantly for the defense of the motherland.

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Triund

• Seventeen kilometers from Dharamshala Triund lies
  at the foot of the perpetually snow-clad
  Dhauladhar at the height of 2,827 meters. The
  snow line starts at llaqa, five kilometers from
  Triund, and affords breathtaking view of the
  snows above and the valley below. It is a popular
  picnic and trekking spot.

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Kunnal Pathri

• Fringed by picnic spots, Dharamsala is also a
  good base for trekking. Just 3 km level walk from
  the Kotwali Bazar, is Inc, rock temple of the
  local goddess at Kunnal Pathri.

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Lord Elgins Memorial

• The elegant Church of St. John in the wilderness
  8 km from town, containing some of the most
  priceless stained glass windows. One panne
  portrays Christ, the other St. John, the Beptist.

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The picturesque Dal Lake

• About 11 km from Dharamsala is the picturesque
  Dal Lake not as large as its illustrious
  namesake in Kashmir, the lake lying amidst the
  hills and surrounded by fir trees, has a certain
  charm all of its own. Close to the cantonment,
  the annual fair in September is largely attended
  by Gaddis and other hillmen.

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Dharamkot

• Directly above Upper Dharamsala is the small hill
  of Dharamkot whose summit, 2,100 meters (6,890
  ft) high is a favourite resort, affording a
  panoramic view of the District of Kangra and the
  peaks of Dhaula Dhar. This is beautiful must see
  place in the Dharamshala Tour Package.

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The Shrine of Bhagsunath

• Near the Dal Lake, is the shrine of Bhagsunath,
  not far from a small but lovely waterfall. Within
  easy walking distance from the McLeodganj Bazar
  in Upper Dharamsala, it is 11 km from the lower
  town. Famous for its ancient temple, the tank and
  the spring are considered sacred by the Hindus.

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Machhrial and Tatwani

• Abounding in pleasant picnic areas, one better
  than the other, Dharamsala is full of surprises.
  There are hot springs situated at Tatwani, 25 km
  from Dharamsala but on the way, at Machhrial, is
  a waterfall twice as big as the one near the
  Bhagsunath temple.

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Chamunda Devi

• In the village of Dadh, 15 km form Dharamsala and
  approachable by a motor able road is the famous
  temple dedicated to the goddess Chamunda Devi. On
  reaching the temple a glorious view of the Dhaula
  Dhar on three sides and the Baner Khud, Pathiar
  and Lahla forests on the other is available.

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Kareri Lake-Seclusion in the Wilderness

• Dharamsala abounds in picnic and beauty spots at
  a distance of 22 km from the Kotwali Bazar is
  Kareri at an altitude of 1,983 meters (6,505 ft)
  where there is the Kareri Rest House. From here,
  13 km away is the beautiful Kareri Lake at a
  height of 3,048 meters (10,000 ft), surrounded by
  green meadows, oak and pine trees.

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