Dharamshala Dalhousie tour from Chandiagrh

4 Days 3 Nights

Day 1: (From Chandiagrh, travel to Dharamshala, the sacred residence of the Dalai Lama and other Tibetan monks.)
A representative will meet you at a prearranged place in Chandiagrh, give you a brief summary of the tour, and then assist with a hassle-free transfer to Dharamshala. You will be taken to your accommodation in Mecleodganj after your exhausting journey so you can unwind. The Dalai Lama, the head of Buddhism, resides in McLeod Ganj, the spiritual centre of Buddhists. Visit St. John Church, a magnificent church situated close to McLeod Ganj between a dense deodar forest. Along with the lovely Bhagsunath Waterfalls, you will be seeing the well-known Bhagsunath Temple. Continue your sightseeing tour by stopping at the tranquil Dal Lake and the lovely Naddi Village, a small hamlet. Then, you’ll explore the many vibrant Buddhist temples and colonial-era churches that give Dharamshala its distinctive character. Explore the neighbourhood market for the remainder of the day and go souvenir shopping. Overnight stay at the hotel in Mecleodganj.

Day 2: (Excursion to Dharamshala | Absorb in the Amazing Views of the Dhauladhar Ranges)
Get up early to witness the sun rise over the stunning Dhauladhar Ranges, which is a sight to behold. You will depart for Dharamshala, after breakfast. Visit the scenic Dharamshala Cricket Stadium, one of the highest sporting venues in the world and offering breathtaking vistas of the snow-capped Himalayas. You’ll also stop by the War Memorial and Kangra Art Museum before returning to Dharamshala. Once you’ve returned to your accommodation in Dharamshala, savour a sumptuous meal. Spend the night in a Mecleodganj hotel.

Day 3: (Dharamshala to Dalhousie & Sightseeing | A Tourist’s Paradise in the Laps of the Himalayas)
In the morning, after a delectable breakfast, depart from the hotel and drive to Dalhousie. Take a picturesque path that provides captivating views of the Dhauladhar Mountain Ranges. As soon as you get in Dalhousie, check into your hotel, take a quick nap, and then get ready to tour the city. Explore Dalhousie’s clean, natural surroundings, stroll to the Satdhara and Panch Pulla waterfalls, and let your soul rest. Subhash Baoli and the Chamunda Devi Shrine are more options. Visit the churches in the hill station to observe the British heritage while observing Victorian and Scottish architecture. Spend the night at the Dalhousie hotel.

Day 4: (Excursion to Khajjiar: The “Mini Switzerland of India,” a Cute Little Hamlet)
Proceed to the Dalhousie Sightseeing Tour after breakfast. In addition to paying your respects at the Chamunda Devi Temple, you can trek up to the Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary and enjoy boating on Chamera Lake. After that, you’ll travel to Khajjiar, where you can decide whether to go to well-known locations like Khajjiar Lake and the Khajji Nag Temple. Drive back to Dalhousie in the evening and have a nap. Later, you are free to wander through Dalhousie’s most well-known retail district, The Mall at Gandhi Chowk. End Tour With Dropping Pathankot