Dharamshala in Himachal Pradesh’s Kangra
District is not a new chapter in the tourist book. Between its splendid climate
and traveler-centric activities, there is little wonder how Dharamshala tourism has come to occupy
a top place on the lists of plenty of people. Of all the manifold things to do
in Dharamshala, we have provided a few choices mentions below. Add these and
more to your list before heading over.
The best time to visit Dharamshala is between the middle of February and that of July. This time bracket runs the gamut from spring to summer and has the best tourist-centric climate for exploration and activity. You will need to mark your apps/maps if you happen to be driving over. You wouldn’t need to worry about how to reach Dharamshala if you plan your route in advance. If you choose to visit during winter, the climate will be freezing but the snowfall renders the whole place in enchanting light.
1. The Dalai Lama Temple Complex
A tangible aura of spirituality wraps this
place in a warm coat of candid truth. You can soak up so much of Tibetan
culture and religion here. The Tsuglakhang Temple, as it’s also called, is
replete with chanting, temple bells, devotees in large numbers, and a powerful
sense of the unknown. The Dalai Lama currently resides in India, owing to
China’s greed to oust him from his position and take over Tibet like it’s
striving to do parts of India near the northern border. The Dalai Lama is no
stranger to this temple and, if you’re lucky, you just might meet him and earn
his blessings.
A visit to this temple should certainly be one of your top things to do in Dharamshala. Gigantic statues dedicated to Buddhist monks like Avalokiteshvara and Padmasambhava reside herein. Lord Buddha on an elevated pedestal is the cynosure of the temple. A gold-plated prayer wheel inscribed with the chant ‘Om Mani Padme Hum’ is still used within the temple. Awe-inspiring halls, heart-calming pilgrimages, and small shops selling spiritual goods are all present at this serene hub of Buddhist worship.
2. Triund Trek
Few things can expose you to the beauty and
wonder of Dharamshala like a trek to Triund. Club Mahindra resorts in Dharamshala will
certainly guide you on the best way to soak up this unique experience. You’re
going to foot it into the Himalayas, so pay attention to your clothing and
footwear requirements. You can see the entire Kangra Valley from Triund, which
stands at an intimidating altitude of 2,828 meters.
You can head over to the place via McLeodganj or Dharamkot. Part of the trek takes you to Snowline Café, one of the most hospitable restaurants in Dharamshala. Trek routes have been updated as of 2019, to say nothing of the post-pandemic rules that you may need to follow. Take note of all relevant details before planning a trip to Triund, where majesty meets the sky.
3. Dal Lake
One of the best things to do in Dharamshala
is paying Dal Lake an extended visit. Not only is it one of the most beautiful places
to visit in Dharamshala, but the lake also has plenty of gorgeous
experiences waiting for you to come to soak it up. You’ll find the lake near
the village of Tota Rani, and standing at 1,775 meters (above sea level). Its
name was inspired by its Srinagar counterpart.
The tall deodar trees and mountain
landscape surrounding this Dal Lake are nothing less than magical. Nature
lovers and actual lovers J will both get a kick out of visiting this splendid
and romantic lake. Trekking to Naddi? The lake is along the way, adding to your
tourist trip value. Be sure to check out the Shiva Temple here and partake in
festivities usually held in September. Gaddi tribespeople often joins these
spiritual gatherings. A visit to Dal Lake is certainly one of the most
unforgettable things to do in Dharamshala.
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