The picturesque hill station of Dalhousie is a tourist’s paradise. Nestled in the lap of the majestic Himalayan ranges at an altitude of nearly 9000 ft above the sea level, Dalhousie is a perfect retreat to the eyes of its visitors. The most frequented hill station of Himachal Pradesh, Dalhousie has a number of exciting places to visit that leave its visitors spellbound. Dalhousie Tours with India Holiday Packages take you to some of the prime tourist attractions & excursions in Dalhousie.
Tourist Attractions in Dalhousie:
Jandhri Ghat: It is among the most popular Dalhousie tourist attractions situated just a half km away from The Subash Baoli. In the midst of tall pine trees the place had served as the seat of authority for Chamba rulers before the advent of British in India. While sightseeing at the palace, you will come across several trophies and mementoes earned by the erstwhile rulers for shikar (hunting) along with other historic artifacts. Adjoining the palace, Jandhri Ghat provides a beautiful picnic spot adorned with serene streams and tall pine trees.
Satdhara : Literally meaning “seven springs”. The springs have medicinal properties and a dip in the Satdhara is believed to cure all ailments. The site is located at a height of 6,678 ft. above sea level and is largely visited during sightseeing in Dalhousie for its therapeutic powers. These springs are said to possess mica which has some medicinal properties.
Subhash Baoli: Yet another breathtaking spring, Subhash Baoli is also among the widely visited tourist attractions in Dalhousie. The site overlooks the spectacular hills clad with snow and is a perfect place to relax amidst natural environs. It is easily accessible from the GPO Square from where it is just 1.5 km away.
The Catholic Church of St. Francis: Dalhousie is home to numerous beautiful churches that perfectly reflect the old world charm. Among the major attractions for tourists is the Catholic Church of St. Francis dating back to 1894. The church is located close to the GPO and is an elegant structure of the colonial period.
Excursions from Dalhousie:
Bara Pathar: Among the popular tourist attractions & excursions in Dalhousie, the small but beautiful Bhulwani Mata Temple located in Ahla village attracts visitors from all over. Situated at a distance of 4 km from Dalhousie the temple is located at the heart of dense forest area and is famous for its grand fair held every year in the month of July in the name of the Goddess.
Dainkund : Situated at a distance of just 2 km from Dalhousie Dainkund peak is a perfect excursion site from Dalhousie where you can unwind in the picturesque lap of nature. This peak soars up to 2,745 m and offers panoramic vistas of the snowcapped peaks of Dalhousie, its lush green plains and misty valleys. The quiet flowing Beas, Ravi and Chenab rivers give an impression of a long silver line from the hill.
Panjpulla: Situated just 2 km from Dalhousie Panjpulla is the famous cenotaph of Sardar Ajit Singh, India’s revered freedom fighter. The site is also adorned with a tranquil stream and several natural pools that add to its beauty and make it among the largely visited tourist attractions & excursions in Dalhousie.
Khajjiar: A scenic picnic spot near Dalhousie Khajjiar is 22 km from Dalhousie. It has a small glacial lake at the centre and is surrounded by dense forest and mountains. The site has an ancient temple devoted to Khaji Nag. Khajjiar has been recognized by the Government of Switzerland for its Alpine beauty.
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