Eating out in Dharamsala
Dharamsala or 'Second Tibet' is one of the best places to visit if you want a complete holiday experience with great places to see and good food to munch on. All year round, this tourist destination gets visitors from all over the world. The breathtaking landscape of Dharamsala with its high rising hills, green valleys, sparkling streams and well maintained tea gardens combine to give you an out of the world experience. Add to that the mouthwatering delicacies and you are guaranteed a great time at Dharamshala. Eating out in Dharamsala is fun, especially when you get a taste of the local delicacies or Tibetan cuisine. You can explore the many restaurants and food joints in Dharamsala and enjoy the sheer variety on offer.
Dharamshala is a foodie's paradise, with steaming hot momos and delicious yak butter tea available. You can also try the freshly made tea from the tea gardens and also buy some for back home.
Tea is called chai in Dharamshala and the rest of India. If you love food, this is the place for you. Thenthuk and Thukpa are other local delicacies that are available in plenty in the town. Enjoy these delicacies by visiting Dharamshala during the right time of the year. The ideal time to vsit this tourist destination is from September to October and from April to June. During these months, you can not only take part in excursions and discover the colonial settlements and other attractions, but also treat your taste buds to some local delicacies in Dharamsala. The Himalayan Restaurant serves some delicious local dishes and JJI's Cafe whips up delicious Muesli to the strains of Bob Dylan's music! For quality herbal tea or delectable western food and French pastries, you can visit Lhamo's Croissant. Lung-Ta in Dharamsala treats you with authentic Japanese cuisine, while the Malabar Restaurant specializes in mouth watering Indian dishes.
On your India travel expedition to Dharamshala don't miss out on the town's speciality - momos. You can have these at the well known Momo Cafe. Other places to eat in Dharamsala include Le Vrai Cafe, Snow Lion Restaurant, Moon Peak Cafe, Rewa Cafe, Nick's Italian Kitchen and Taste of India.
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