Namgyal Monastery
Residence of Dalai Lama, the monastery can be explored without any permit and is admired for its clean and soothing environment. Meeting His Holiness is the matter of pure luck.
Tsuglagkhang Complex
In addition to Namgyal Monastery, the complex accommodates thangkas, giant prayer wheel, beautiful Buddhist statues and enticing murals. Stupas, temples, Tibet Museum and bookshops form parts of this tourist place.
Dal Lake
A serene lake with splendid beauty, it is certainly one of the must visit places at Dharamsala. Captivating surroundings enforce the visitors to spend long hours here. It is also believed that taking a dip in the lake can relieve one from his or her sins.
Bhagsu Falls
A short trek takes one to this gorgeous waterfall in the wilderness. Attractions like Bhagsunath Temple and cafes add to the charm of this place.
St. John in the Wilderness
Flaunting neo-Gothic architecture, this mystic church has Belgian stained glass windows as its main attraction.
Trekking Routes
Many mind-blowing trekking routes from Dharamsala attract adventure tourists in large numbers. Short treks to Dharamkot and Triund or the longer ones to Chamba are truly magnificent.
Dhauladhar Mountains
One of the best experiences of being at Dharamsala is that you can have astounding views of the grandiose Dhauladhar peaks that can leave anyone mesmerized.
Many other attractions in and around Dharamsala include Kunal Pathri Temple, Kareri Lake, Naddi (famous for picnic spots), Bir-Billing (popular for paragliding and hang-gliding), Peak Art Gallery, Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts, Gyuto Monastery, Losel Doll Museum, Chinmaya Tapovan and Cricket Stadium.
