Dalhousie

Dainkund Peak, well known as the Singing Hill, placed at an elevation of 2755 meters above the sea level, is an integral part of Dalhousie attraction. It is the most leading Peak in Dalhousie, which offers a bird's eye view of the extraordinary verdant valleys and mountains. Best for nature fanatics, as it offers serene views with the mark of tall Deodar trees and colorful flower valleys. You will feel the gentle breeze lingering through the trees, making a consonant sound. The Pholani Devi temple and an Air Force are also significant attractions of Dainkund Peak. 

Dalhousie has the best lake to offer you. It will surprise you with the most elegant and luxurious original splendors that are the Chamera Lake, in the Chamba district, which almost every tourist prefer to visit in Dalhousie. It is Found at a range of 25 km from Dalhousie and is in actual a reserve accumulated by the Chamera Dam. It is positioned at an altitude of 1700 meters. It is considered a popular tourist spot of Himachal Prades, which serves as a primary cause of water accumulation for the villagers and is continuously fed by the Ravi River. 

Panjpulla Waterfalls is a beautiful picnic spot showcasing the natural elegance and tranquility and serenity. The waterfalls provide amidst a picturesque area enclosed by tall trees, chirping birds, and the high mountains. You can enjoy the adventure-sports like rappelling, rock climbing, river crossing, and Burma Bridge crossing. The most popular point to hit the falls is in monsoon when they flow in all their glory. 

Ganji Pahari, these unique names, goes for this unique location, which is a scenic hill positioned at a distance of 5 kilometers from the town of Dalhousie on Pathankot Road. The name was formed from its remarkable feature, which is the comprehensive need of flora on the hill. You will observe the rich landscape makes it an exhilarating trekking trail, which is an accessible picnic spot in Dalhousie

Another famous location is the Bara Patharwhich is placed 4 km away from General Post Office, Dalhousie en route to kalatop. Bara Pathar is a Temple which you will see on the way between the Kalatop sanctuary and the Dalhousie Municipal limits. It is 60 meters ahead of the Dalhousie waterworks and is set in the amidst the thick and fragrant forest, which serves as the best place for a break on the way to Kalatop. It also has an encompassing Potato Farm along the temple.

This is a famous church of Dalhousie that holds great historical importance of being the first Church to be built here. It is Established in the midst of lush green scenes and pine valleys and serves as the first temptation of Dalhousie.It was instituted in 1863 before which it was a wooden structure. And has a stone structure, the architecture of the Church is related to the Roman Catholic Church of England.

Everyone is aware of the great Gandhi chunk of Dalhousie having outstanding hotels and restaurants surrounded by Tall pine and oaks trees. the place best serves for evening strolls possessing the best cafe like Café Dalhousie with an array of Chinese, Indian and South Indian delicacies. Gandhi Chowk is placed at the heart of Dalhousie and is a place that is well remembered among the tourist circles.

Another famous church of Dalhousie is the St. Patrick Church, which was left behind by the British. The old world attractiveness of the place attracts tourists on their trip to St. Patrick's Church, which is located in the growing landscapes of Dalhousie. It is Discovered in the ancient Cantonment area of Dalhousie, the Church was designed by the officers of the British Army in 1909 and is located within a 2 km radius of the central bus stand on military hospital road.It is given the title of the most abundant Church in Dalhousie. 

It is a very famous patriotic spot as it is Titled after the popular freedom fighter, it is placed just 1 km away from Dalhousie is and is a charismatic tourist spot. It has great significance in history. The very famous freedom fighter Subhash Chandra Bose used to come here for meditation.  Subhash Baoli is a very renowned perpetual spring that has healing properties, and it is believed that this spring has restored the freedom fighter of his ill health.

Bext up is the Moti Tibba, which is dwelled 330 meters above Gandhi Chowk at Dalhousie. Indeed a pre-eminent tourist place recommended for nature walks in Dalhousie, also called as a lovely ridge, encompassed by rhododendron, fir, oak, Pine and Deodar trees. It attracts a large number of visitors consistently and is one of the most well-known tourist attractions in Dalhousie. This gorgeous elevation is indeed a paradise 

Many people are not aware of this place, Which is Designed by the diverting flow of natural hill streams, the rock gardens of Dalhousie is a bliss to watch. It includes rocks strewn across natural streams of water and lush green surroundings topping the luxurious mountains. It will soothe your soul and presents for a calm, quiet, and resting spot in Dalhousie town. This most peaceful and tranquil place is placed on the way from Dalhousie to Chamera Lake, a perfect place for nature lovers.

Rang Mahal, the historic beauty of Dalhousie is Founded by Raja Umed Singh in the 18th century. Rang Mahal was created to assist the apartment of royal women. The Rang Mahal or the Himachal Emporium opens between 10 AM to 1 PM and again from 2 PM to 5 PM from Monday to Saturday. You can go to the place at any time of the year. However, winter is considered the best time.

The Bakrota Hills of Dalhousie indeed offers a serene view of the place and is one of the fascinating spots in Dalhousie, surrounded by majestic snow-clad peaks and tranquil landscapes. You can also watch 'Bakrota Mall', which is another beautiful place which is in the Bakrota Hills, which extends a 5 km walk around the hill.  

The very famous Khajjiar also acknowledged as the "Mini Switzerland of India," a perfect hill station, which is approximately 26 km from the magnificent Dalhousie. It is a small tourist retreat in Chamba about 24 km from Dalhousie, at an altitude of 6500 ft. Above sea level. Here you will see a large garden where people enjoy and do a picnic and various sports like paragliding.

Khajji Naga Temple is a famous temple that is situated very close to the famous Khajjiar Lake. This temple displays the precise blend of Mughal & Hindu customs of architecture. Khajjiar is also well-known due to this Kajji Naga Temple, which is in near proximity to the famous Khajjiar Lake. The temple is decorated with a golden dome and spire, and that is why it's called 'Golden Devi' temple. It perpetrated to Naga- the lord of serpents, and you'll continuously discover several idols of snakes in this area.

The mini-Switzerland of India', Khajjiar, is a small village near Dalhousie, making tourists enjoy a bizarre blend of forests, lakes, and meadows. The mesmerizing beauty of this place is inspired by many kingdoms throughout the years, including the Rajputs and Mughals. Inhabited at an altitude of 6,500 feet, the inherent beauty and scenic landscape of this place are obliged to leave an enduring footprint on a tourist. The site is also known for its nine-hole golf course, which is nestled in I midst of lush greenery and a breathtaking landscape. This little plateau has a small lake, which is one of the most preferred tourist spots in this town and is covered by green meadows and thick forests and some magnificent temples.

Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary is a sanctuary covered by Thick deodar foliage, a plethora of wildlife, snowcapped mountains, carpets of verdant grasslands, and light on the eye brooks of freshwater. This famous place is located in the scenic hilly Chambal district of Himachal Pradesh. The place-name also means 'black cap,' which probably belongs to the thick black woodland cover on the Highest Peak in the sanctuary. It is located a few kilometers away from the Chamba dam and Chamera lake on the river Ravi. Also, it serves as a comprehensive weekend getaway destination, because of its natural charm, giving you an excellent trekking and hiking trails experience, offering a pristine, mesmerizing experience of nature. 

This famous golden Devi Temple procures its signature from the golden dome and is close by to the Khajjiar lake and has a golf course neighboring it, with the best scenic views amidst lush greenery. Located on the edge of the Khajjiar Lake, the Golden Devi temple is an essential demonstration in Khajjiar. It is a superintended wonder in itself, with a stunning temple indeed a living symbol of the openness and justice upheld.

Another attraction is the humongous 85 ft statue of Lord Shiva, which is known to be the tallest statue of lord shiva in Himachal Pradesh. This famous lord shiva statue is polished in bronze and the glistening figure, and it is placed nearby temple, and the status looks fantastic when all the more dignified, with snow during the winter months.

Chamba is a district of Himachal Pradesh which possess various ancient temples, the caves, and the edifices that speak highly of Indian history. It is famous for the views of the Pir Panjal, Zanskar and Dhauladhar ranges set in the backdrop of a picture-postcard town. And it is at an elevation of 996 meters on the banks of river Ravi. The place is also famous for its traditional handicrafts and art.