Dharamshala is the one of the most
popular tranquil destinations which you will find in North India, which is
perfect unification of natural beauty and culture. Tourists rush to this
picturesque city throughout India and abroad in summers to beat off the heat.
Sometimes referred to as the ‘Little Lhasa of India’, Dharamshala is popularly
known as the holy residence of the exiled Tibetan monk 14th Dalai Lama. Many people arrive here to witness the pristine
Dhauladhar Mountains and the wilderness along its slopes. Though a lot of
people come here for Solo trips however the ratio of women in solo journeys is
quite less. The major factor attributing to it is that it is recommended in
India to choose women friendly places to travel. Dharamshala is quite famous for
its serene landscape and home to His Holiness Dalai lama. This beautiful town
welcomes travellers from all corners of India and overseas to have a splendid
time here.
Why Dharamshala
Dharamshala is
quite safe town for all races of people even for women. The local people are
welcoming, humble and accommodating. The town has ample beautiful locations for
all tastes of visitors, spiritual, Nature lovers, Foodies, adventurous and
health enthusiasts. Mcleodganj is a lovely village hidden in the dense deodar forests
and a lot people rush to this village now termed as upper Dharamsala. A lot
variety of food cafes, restaurants, hotels, are established to provide service
to the visitors. There are a lot places in Upper Dharamshala like Dal Lake, Monastery,
Bhagsu waterfall, Naddi Sunset view point are popular attractions to Visit in
Upper Dharamshala or Mcleodganj. The Dharamshala Mcleodganj Ropeway is already
in its final stages and very soon the ropeway shall be inaugurated for visitors
to commute to Upper Dharamshala.
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| Dharamshala View in Winters |
Guyto Monastery
A serene
monetary of holiness, this monastery is in lower Dharamshala region about 8 Km
from Dharamshala city Centre. This Monastery was founded for the first disciple
of the first Dalai Lama and is well known for its tantric meditation in
Buddhist philosophy.
HPCA Stadium or Dharamshala
Cricket stadium
This is one of
the most visiting attraction in Dharamshala. The magnificent mountain range in
the backdrop and the cool breeze drifting across the grounds make the trip
worth visiting. The stadium has visiting hours with a nominal entry fee of INR
20.
Kangra Art Museum
This Museum is
dedicated to the brilliant marvels of Tibetan and Buddhist artwork and their
rich history. It is situated near the bus station of Dharamshala.
Tea Gardens Dharamshala
Dharamshala
has beautifully lined and organized tea gardens across the Kangra Valley which
came in existence long back during British Empire. Kangra Tea is well known for
its good quality tea and is available for purchase in many shops across
Dharamshala and Mcleodganj. The tea gardens are very close to Bus stand
Dharamshala.
Dharamshala War Memorial
It is situated
in the pine forests near Dharamshala town and the journey itself to this place
is totally worth it. This memorial is dedicated to all the martyrs who laid
their lives during indo Pak and Indo-china war.
Aghanjar Mahadev Temple
Located 5 km
away from the town of Dharamsala in Khaniyara, at the foothills of Dhauladhar,
Aghanjar Mahadev Temple is dedicated to Lord Shiva. Believed to have been built
around 500 years ago, the temple is nestled amidst bounteous forests and Emerald
Mountain peaks on left bank of Mauni Khad. `
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