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Duration - 05 Nights / 06 Days
Destination - Pathankot - Dharamashala - Dalhousie -
Khajjar - Chamba - Amritsar
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Day 01 : Pathankot - Dharamashala (90 kms)
Arrive Pathankot by Train, pick up from Railway station & drive to
Dharamshala for approx 2 hours.
Check in at your hotel and day for rest or explore at your own.
Dharamshala the name adopted for the town. Dharamshala stands at the foot
of Dhauladhar and has a magnificent view of snowy peaks, deodar and pine
forests, tea gardens and beautiful hills. Picturesque Dharamsala, built on
a spur of the Dhauladhar range, commands splendid view of the surrounding
country. Originally a little hill resort built by the British, Dharamsala
rambles up in levels to very near the snow line. While Lower Dharamsala
(1,250 m) is the busy commercial area with government buildings, the bazar
and the bus stand, Upper Dharamsala (1,982 m) has suburbs with evocative
names like Forsythganj and Macleodganj that are quite fascinating
Day 02 : Dharamashala
Dharamsala is better known as Dalai Lama's abode and Tibet's
Government-in-exile after the Chinese invasion of Lhasa in October 1959. A
visit to Dharamsala would be considered irrelevent without a peek into the
various monasteries dotting the hillsides.
The Kangra Art Museum is located south of Lower Dharamsala tourist
office. It has miniature paintings from the Kangra School of Art, which
prospered in the Kangra
The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives, housed in the Central
Administration compound at the southern end of McLeod Ganj, has one of the
world's most comprehensive collections of original Tibetan manuscripts
Day 03 : Dharamshala - Dalhousie (143 kms)
After brekfast drive to Dalhousie, Overnight at hotel.
Dalhousie
The popular hill station of Dalhousie is located in the Chamba Valley, at
the foot of the spectacular Dhaula Dhar range of the Himalayas. The lush
cover of vegetation that adorns the town comprises of towering pines,
deodars, oaks, and the beautiful rhododendron plants. Dalhousie is know
for its old churches.
Other tourist attractions are : Subhash Baoli situated at the height of
2085 Meters offers a panoramic view of mountains.
Dhainkund
10 Kms from Dalhousie from where one can obtained a clear view of Valleys
of Beas, Chenab and Ravi rivers
Satdhara
The seven sparkling springs flows at the height of 2030 meters, these
springs contain of mica and medicinal properties.
Barkota Hills
At an altitude of 2085 meters and around 5Km from Dalhousie.
Day 04 : Dalhousie – Khajjiar
Drive to Khajjiar, approx an houre drive through dense forest area will
take you to Khajjiar. This is a small town located in the beautiful Chamba
Valley. It lies midway between Dalhousie and Chamba and is a perfect
stopover for the tourists willing to visit the state of Himachal Pradesh.
Fenced by the tall Deodar trees, Khajjiar is nestled well in the laps of
Himalayas. Khajjiar is famous for the ancient, 12th century, golden-domed
temple of Khajinag.
Other attaractions are The Lake in the rolling green turf is a small lake
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Khajinag
Temple Nine
Hole Golf Course
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The Himalayas are not mere rocks and snows
but an ubfailing storehouse of adventure and beauty.
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You may not be a pilgrim at first hand but
you'll soon become one as you arrive here!
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Accommodations that come coupled with
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Other
tourist attractions are Laxmi Narayan Temple : It is one of the major
tourist attraction in Chamba. The six temples in this complex display
the Hindu shikhara style of architecture.