Day 1: Dharamshala
Walk the pine-shaded lanes of McLeod Ganj and visit the Tsuglagkhang Complex, seat of the Dalai Lama. Half a day of Tibetan culture, colourful prayer flags, and mountain-town energy.
Walk the pine-shaded lanes of McLeod Ganj and visit the Tsuglagkhang Complex, seat of the Dalai Lama. Half a day of Tibetan culture, colourful prayer flags, and mountain-town energy.
Day 2: Dharamshala
Trek lightly uphill to Bhagsu Waterfall and pause at the ancient Bhagsunag Temple en route. A half-day walk that rewards with cool mist, forested trails, and Dharamshala's quieter side.
Trek lightly uphill to Bhagsu Waterfall and pause at the ancient Bhagsunag Temple en route. A half-day walk that rewards with cool mist, forested trails, and Dharamshala's quieter side.
Visit the HPCA Stadium, one of cricket's most dramatic venues — set against a full Dhauladhar backdrop at 1,457 m. A short but memorable stop for any sports or architecture enthusiast.
Visit the HPCA Stadium, one of cricket's most dramatic venues — set against a full Dhauladhar backdrop at 1,457 m. A short but memorable stop for any sports or architecture enthusiast.
Day 3: Dharamshala
Dalhousie, named after the British Viceroy Lord Dalhousie, is a charming colonial-era hill town and a favourite excursion from Dharamshala. Walk along Mall Road, visit Khajjiar (the 'Mini Switzerland of India'), see St John's Church and enjoy panoramic views of the Dhauladhar range. The pine-scented air and quiet lanes are wonderfully refreshing.
Dalhousie, named after the British Viceroy Lord Dalhousie, is a charming colonial-era hill town and a favourite excursion from Dharamshala. Walk along Mall Road, visit Khajjiar (the 'Mini Switzerland of India'), see St John's Church and enjoy panoramic views of the Dhauladhar range. The pine-scented air and quiet lanes are wonderfully refreshing.