Perched on the high slopes of Kangra Valley, Dharamshala is a popular tourist destination. Divided in to two sections, Upper and Lower Dharamshala, this town is a hub of many Tourist Attractions. Tourists can also go on a number of excursions from Dharamshala. Some of the most enchanting tourist destinations of Dharamshala that the visitors must visit on Dharamshala tours include:
Maharana Pratap Sagar Wildlife Sanctuary: Declared in 1983, Maharana Pratap Sagar is a home to more than 220 bird species. Named after great patriot Maharana Pratap the sanctuary is famous for its exotic flora and fauna.
St. John’s Church: Built in 1852, St. John’s Church is located at a distance of 7 km from Dharamshala. The church lies between Forsyth Gang and Mcleod Ganj is a major tourist attraction among the visitors.
Chamunda Devi Temple: Chamunda Devi Temple is a major religious tourist attraction of Dharamshala. Dedicated to Goddess Chamunda, it is located at a distance of 15 km from Dharamshala.
Excursions from Dharamshala:
Nurpur Fort: Situated at a distance of 66 km from Dharamshala Nurpur fort is one of the major attractions on an excursion trip to Dharamshala. Formerly known as Dhameri, Nurpur Fort was renamed by Emperor Jehangir is now situated in ruins with some of the amazing carvings.
Dal Lake: The picturesque Dal Lake is a popular picnic jaunt of Dharamshala situated amidst the hills and deodar trees is located at a distance of 11 km from Lower Dharamshala. It is very well connected with motorable roads to Dharamshala. It is located next to Tibetan Children’s Village where a colorful annual fair is held in the month of September.
The Shrine of Bhagsunath: Located at a distance of 11 km from Dharamshala there is an ancient temple dedicated to Bhagsunath. Don’t miss to watch the natural fresh water springs in the close vicinity of this shrine during an excursion to Dharamshala.
Chinmaya Tapovan: Located just 10 km away from Kangra district, on the banks of Bindu Saras Chinmaya Tapovan is a popular excursion from Dharamshala. The ashram complex comprising of a Temple dedicated to Lord Rama. There is also a health recreation center and a meditation hall at this complex.
Kareri: Situated at a distance of 22 km from Dharamshala, Kareri is surrounded by open meadows and thick forests of pine and oak trees. Set at a height of 3250 m above the sea level Kareri is famous for the Kareri Lake. Enjoy boating on the Kareri Lake.
Trilokpur: Located at a distance of about 41 km from Dharamshala, Trilokpur is known for its natural cave temple. Dedicated to Lord Shiva, this temple is worth a visit during excursions from Dharamshala. Watch out the ruins of palaces, Baradari of Lehna Singh Majitha and Governor of Kangra Hills above the cave.
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