At morning, you will meet our representative or driver and start your ever memorable Dharamshala Dalhousie tour. You will proceed to dharamshala overnight stay at hotel

McLeodganj: today morning after having bed tea or breakfast in the hotel, you will proceed to pretty imposing and cool tourist destination, McLeodganj is nicely situated in upper Dharmasala and is the renowned seat of the holy leader Dalai Lama. The city was named after David McLeod, the former Governor of Punjab under British rule. This is the administrative headquarters of the Tibetan Government in exile. Mcleodganj a real cross section of Tibet is a well known learning centre of Tibetan culture and Buddhist dharmas and rituals. It has been nick named as the little Lhasa, reverberating the Buddhist influence on the land.Bhagsu Falls:Bhagsu Falls is a small yet beautiful waterfall located 2km away from Mcleodganj. Around 0.5 km from the waterfall stands the Bhagsunath temple and the waterfall is revered by devotees who throng the temple.hotel, you will proceed to Dal Lake:-Dal Lake, which is 2km walk westwards from Mcleodganj market, is renowned for its scenic beauty and the cool ambience. With an altitude of 1775 m, the lake is situated at the vehicular road between Mcleodganj and the village of Naddi. Surrounded by deep green Deodar forests, it is also a base camp for trekkers in Dharamsala and Mcleodganj Namgyal Monastery:- Namgyal Monastery in Dharamsala is a sacred building enclosing the residence of Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of Tibetan Government in exile. The complex is constructed in a location near Mcleod Ganj and is overlooked by the mountain ranges of Dhauladhar. Lush pine forests offer the natural beauty and the atmosphere offers a perfect tranquility in the location.Kangra Art Museum: Situated close to the bus stand and, Kangra Art Museum is a unique museum displaying the artifacts of Tibetan and Buddhist cultures. This is a treasure of Kangra valley’s cultural past, crafts, arts and other ancient artifacts. Some of the displayed items in the museum are dating back to 5th century.Overnight stay at hotel Dharamshala.

Today morning after having bed tea and breakfast in the hotel, you will proceed to Dalhousie too. Dalhousie established in 1854 by the British Empire's government in India as a summer retreat for its troops and officials. Dalhousie is situated between 6,000 and 9,000 feet (2,700 m) above sea level. Dalhousie has many places to visit. A favorite spot for tourists is the area near Alla. It is a potato field and it offers mesmerizing scenic landscape. Another popular spot is the area of Karelanu. It is famous for its precious water, which healed Subhas Chandra Bose. He was suffering from tuberculosis and he regularly drank the water from the natural spring in Karelanu and was healed. Some of the major tourist attractions of the town are: View from Ganji pahadi, Dalhousie View from Subhash Bowli, Dalhousie Dainkund Peak Khajjiar Bakrota Hills Village Lohali Gandhi Chowk(G.P.O) Bakrota Hills Dalhousie Cantonment Sadar Bazar Tibetan Market Panchpula[6] Kalatop and Kalatop Forest Salooni about 50 km from Dalhousie provides a breathtaking view. then you will proceed to dharamshala and overnight stay at hotel.

Now this is the time to get back to home with an end of ever memorable tour of incredible Himachal.