Arrive Dharamshala check-in Hotel takes some rest and after Visit the thriving local market that is bustling with color and energy all around. At the market, you will find many exotic sculptures as well as the famous Tibetan carpets and rugs. Pick a few souvenirs from here, and then it’s time to head to the HPCA Stadium, which is set against the backdrop of snow-clad mountains and lush green forests. Admire the amazing architecture of the stadium. Visit the Dalai Lama Temple and Church of St John. While the Dalai Lama Temple will allow you some spiritual time to meditate and introspect, the Church of St. John will stun you with its neo-gothic architectural style and Belgian stained-glass windows. Spend the rest of the evening exploring the Dharamshala War Memorial that commemorates war heroes and their efforts to protect their motherland Return to the hotel and have a comfortable night sleep. Overnight stay at the hotel.

After breakfast visit to Mcleaodganj, later proceed to Hotel overnight stay in Dharamshala. KANGRA ART MUSEUM, KOTWALI BAZAR: This treasure trove of the Kangra Valley displays arts, crafts and rich past, artifacts that date back to the 5th century. It includes a gallery of Kangra's famous miniature painting and a representative collection of sculptures, pottery and anthropological items. Shamianas and dresses used by local royalty, old carved doors, jails, lintels and pandals are also on display Coins, jewelry and manuscripts are included. A section houses the work of contemporary artists, sculptures and photographers. WAR MEMORIAL: At there start of town, landscaped lawns and a web of narrow paths fill a pine grove where a monument has been raised to commemorate the post independence war heroes of Himachal Pradesh. KUNAL PATHRI: 3 km levels walk from the Kotwali Bazaar leads up to this rock temple. ST. JOHN'S CHURCH: 8 km from Dharamshala, between Forsythganj and Mcleodganj, is the charming church of St. John in the Wilderness. Under the shade of deodar branches, a memorial has been erected over the body of the British Viceroy, Lord Elgin who died at Dharamshala in 1863. There is a well tended old graveyard on these grassy sloped. DAL LAKE: 11 km from Dharamshala and surrounded by deodar trees this is an enchanting and serene picnic spot. BHAGSUNATH: Close to fresh springs, this ancient temple is 11 km from Dharamshala. It is a popular picnic spot and the famous slate quarries are close by.

After breakfast, check out from Hotel, drop to Bus stand to Board Ac Volvo Bus to Delhi.