Dharamshala

Norbulingka Temple has situated about 7.5 km from Dharamshala Bus Station and 12 km from McLeod Ganj Bus Stand. this ancient temple situated in Dharamshala in the Kangra area of Himachal Pradesh.Was established along with the institute in 1988 for preserving Tibetan culture, writing, and craftsmanship. Founded by Dalai Lama and is named after Norbulingka, the late spring living arrangement of the Dalai Lamas in Lhasa, Tibet. This is one of the significant Tiniteam attractions in Dharamshala.

One of the places for which people visit Dharamshala is this place. This temple is the beautiful teaching spot of Dalai Lama. Which is open from 8 am to 8 pm. People of all religions can tour this temple. It is a top beauty throughout the year to Enjoy the Dalai Lama’s preaching. Also, Dalai Lama ministers the temple at specific dates.  

The very famous treck of Dharmshala is triund treck which is a magnificent hill positioned approximately 17 km away from Dharamshala at an altitude of 2,827 meters above sea level. The place possesses remarkable snowline of Dhauladhar range starts just 5 km from Triund and a breathtaking view of the snow beautiful valleys. You can enjoy trek or enjoy a picnic to triund, which is the most suitable place to spend some time, also called the crown jewel of Dharamshala, a beautiful forest of Oak, Deodar, and Rhododendron trees.

One of the major attractions of this valley is the famous HPCA stadium. Present on the lap of the impressive Himalayan mountain range Positioned at the height of 1,457 meters above sea level and is one of the most formidable sports grounds in the world. This cricket station posses a chivalric natural backdrop with the cold winds constantly drifting across the lands. Enjoy the fresh stream of the mountain breeze, and the vast lush green field is offering a sensory experience.

Bhagsunag Waterfall another major attraction of Mcleodganj, which is situated in the serene village of Bhagsu, having a height of 20m. It is visited by devotees due to the proximity of a temple of Lord Shiva nearby, and from their little stretch of trekking will take you to the dignified Bhagsu Falls. It has a well-constructed route best for young travelers and adventure-seekers. Accompanying that is the presence of Shiva Cafe, which is very famous. So experience a panoramic view of the entire Bhagsu Valley sitting in this cafe.

Next up is this beautiful church that is the St. John Church committed to John the Baptist, built in neo-Gothic architecture. This church is famous for, the Belgian stained-glass windows were donated by Lady Elgin, wife of Lord Elgin. The structure is so robust that it survived the 1905 Kangra earthquake. This luxurious church is created among the picturesque valley of Mcleodganj and is about 8 km away from Dharamshala. An ancient monument dedicated to Lord Elgin, 

This famous Museum is located in the suburban district of McLeodganj in Dharamshala and is the official Museum of the Central Tibetan Administration Department of Information and International Relations. You will see this Museum very near to the famous temple of Dalai Lama, popularly known as Tsuglagkhang, where His Holiness resides. This Museum is entirely a work of Tibetan artistry that consolidates history reports, ceramics, handiworks, and various canvases, having a yellow and white Tibetan style of engineering. You will feel a different level of positive energy.

Mcleodganj is a major hill station near Dharamshala, a popular stop among trekkers, having a blend of Tibetan and British culture.Known as Little Lhasa and famous home to the Tibetan spiritual leader Dalai Lama, Mcleod Ganj is a lovely town located near upper Dharamsala. Having sumptuous hills and lush greenery, with a culturally blessed by a pre-eminent 

Another temple of the place is Kalachakra temple which is located inside the Thekchen Chöling temple complex in Mcleodganj in the hill state of Himachal Pradesh in India. It also houses the Namgyal monastery, which is the secret chambers of his Holiness the Dalai Lama and the famous Tsuglakhang temple. It was opened in the year 1992, and is a symbol of the idea in Buddhist religion known commonly as ‘The wheel of time’.

This famous temple is located at a range of 8 km from McLeod Ganj Bus Stand and 13 km from Dharamshala Bus Stand. It is a famous Hindu temple situated at Guna near McLeod Ganj in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. It is at an altitude of 2310 m in Kangra Valley, devoted to Goddess Kali and is a pioneer center of the Gaddi shepherds, a semi-nomadic tribe from Chamba district of Himachal Pradesh. Forests of oak and deodar surround the temple. It is a famous pilgrimage spot for famous people.

Naddi is a very famous stop in the Nadi Village and is a beautiful point in the peaceful setting of Himachal, places at the height of 7152 ft. from the ocean level this stunning From Mcleodganj you can either trek 3 km to the village or hire an auto-rickshaw to take you there. It has incredible picturesque views.

This Temple is placed at a distance of 5 km from Dharamshala Bus Station and 8 km from McLeod Ganj Bus Stand. This Temple is situated at Indru Nag near Chohla village in Dharamshala. This ancient Temple Of Dharamshala established by local villagers and is dedicated to Snake King.

The seat of the State Oracle Nechung Monastery is the protector-deity of His Holiness Dalai Lama and Tibet. It had 115 monks in 1959 and was razed to the area during the Revolution. You will find this monastery is found just below the Tibetan Library. You will see it at a separation of 2.5 km from Dharamshala and 3 km from McLeod Ganj

Palampur a beautiful place and is often called as the tea capital of the Northern region of India, Palampur is a hill station famous for its fragrant tea gardens, and excellent paddy fields have colonial-era architecture and stunning temples. it has beautiful pine, and deodar forests and tea gardens encompassing the town and diverse streams pouring in, Palampur and are the trendy towns of Himachal Pradesh 

It is a village located in the Kangra district deemed as the heaven for Paragliding. It is also called the Paragliding capital of the world. Also known for its famed for its soulful Tibetian monasteries set amidst scenic and peaceful settings. There is a sizable community of Tibetan refugees in the village. Best for the adventure freaks and will give you the best paragliding experience.

Kangra, a district in Himachal Pradesh having a might Beas River flowing through the Valley, and is known for the backdrop of the Dhauladar range, has many ancient temples and endless tea plantations. In the holy Hindu texts, Kangrawas called 'Devbhumi' or Land of the Gods.It is a district that embraces Dharamshala and McleodGanj within its limits. 

The Kangra Fort is one of the majestic samples of architecture, of Kangra. It was constructed by the royal family of Kangra and dated back to 4th Century B.C. It is known as the most massive fort in the Himalayas and is one of the most beloved forts in India The Kangra Fort is placed in the Kangra valley near Dharamshala in the state of Himachal Pradesh. It was made by the royalty of the Katoch Empi. This is imposing fort is one of the most beloved forts in the country.

The very famous Jawalji temple is one of the most pristine known trip destinations of Northern India. It is around 32km South-West of Kangra and appreciated by the faithful Hindus of the country. There are several other stupas dedicated to Goddess Jwala Ji, located in Jwalamukhi Town of Kangra. The main attraction of Jwala Ji Temple has everlasting flames serving the image of the deity, Jwala Ji.