For a culturally enriched vacation in the Winter Capital of Himachal Pradesh, come away to the point and only Dharamshala. Home to both the cedar forests of Himachal-Uttarakhand border and the Dalai Lama himself in exile, Dharamshala is indeed a devotional sanctuary for the worshippers of all religions including mother nature herself. Opting for our carefully planned and personalised Dharamshala travel packages gives you a balanced yet enthralling experience of Tibetan, Garhwali and Punjabi cultures. Not to mention, the mysterious vistas, hidden waterfalls and seasonal springs are worth every prayer of a traveller’s heart!

Dharamshala is divided into two parts – Upper Dharamshala and Lower Dharamshala. Upper Dharamshala is located at an impressive height and visitors experience chilly weather all year long. Here, tiny summer flowers and open meadows are common. Lower Dharamshala is thickly forested and experiences a higher temperature throughout the year. This part of the town is amazing for shopping, hanging out with friends and exploring the unique local culture. The one and only Namgyal Monastery is located in the Dharamshala city, close to which lies the must-visit Tibetan Museum.

Dharamshala is a hill station which lies in close proximity to both The Dhauladhar Hills and the Auli Hill Station. The Triund trek of Dhauladhar is often started from Dharamshala. It takes travellers through the snow-white ranges, deep valleys and random bunches of rhododendron flowers. You can also opt for smaller, family friendly camping resorts for you and your loved ones here at Dharamshala. As a third option, you might be interested to extend your Dharamshala stay with a trip to the Kangra Valley!

Kareri Lake and Indrahar Pass are two underrated but essential destinations in Dharamshala. The local Tibetan, Punjabi, Garhwali and Kashmiri cuisine found in various restaurants, cafes are great in both their traditional and experimental variety.