Dalhousie Tourist Attractions

Established in 1854, Dalhousie is located on the western tip of the Dhauladhar Range. It is dotted with a wealth of tourist attractions of Dalhousie. Some of the popular ones include the Pangi Valley, Khajjiar and Chamba Valley. This quiet and enchanting town is interspersed with low roofed stalls and colonial buildings. Dalhousie is an interesting blend of panoramic views and charming architecture. .

Prime Tourist Attractions in Dalhousie

Some tourist attractions that you cannot afford to miss during your Dalhousie tour are:

Jandhri Ghat:
This ghat located a few kilometers off Subash Baoli boasts of a magnificent palace that bears the ruins of the Chamba rulers who ruled here prior to the advent of the British.

Kalatope:
Five kilometers away from Dalhousie, this is a pleasant getaway. A forest rest house, palace and panoramic views make this destination special. If you stroll through the isolated and forested road via upper Nakorota hills, you'll reach Lakkarmandi. Nestled between Kalatope on the left and Dayan Kund Peak to the right, Lakkarmandi is home to the Dhogri families. The Kalatope Sanctuary houses a variety of wildlife such as leopard, bear, deer and ibex.

Satdhara:
Located 2,036 meters above sea level, Satdhara has a collection of seven springs known for their therapeutic properties.

Subash Baoli:
Located 1.6 km off the G.P.O Square, Subhash Baoli is a popular tourist destination. The fact that Subhash Chandra Bose spent a couple of days here adds to the importance of this place. You get breathtaking views of the snowcapped mountains from here.

Khajjiar:
Located 27 kilometers away from Dhoudar, Khajjiar is a great tourist retreat with its golden Khajjinag temple and famous golf course.

St. Francis Catholic Church:
Established in the year 1894, this charming church has European decor and architecture. Apart from being a major tourist attraction, it is also a popular place of worship.

Dainkund:
Situated 10 km away from Dalhousie, Dainkund deserves a special mention because of its green valleys and hills. The three rivers of Chenab, Ravi and Beas thread their way down to the plains and add to the glory of this place.

Pangi Valley:
Located in the upper region of the Chamba district and between Zanskar and Pir Mangal valley of the Himalayas, Kilhar serves as the base of the Pangi Valley. Here, you can try multiple activities, including trekking.

Bhulwani Mata Temple:
Located four kilometers from Dalhousieoff the city, and set in the midst of a thick forest, you'll find the Bhulwani Mata temple on your way to Kalatope. Every year in the month of July, a fair is organized to pay show respect to the Goddess.

So, on your next India Travel trip with Indian Holiday, make sure to explore the city of Dalhousie that retains its vintage charm even today.