The scenic hill station of Dharamsala, often referred to as “Second Tibet”, is a great address for practicing yoga and meditation, apart from enjoying its solitude. Situated amidst natural beauty, Dharamsala attracts a lot of people round the year to its various tourist destinations. Once you come here, you would be at a loss to pick which places to visit first and which ones later. The beautifully manicured tea gardens, lush green terraces, sparkling streams and wooded hills, all are there to wow you.

You may reach here via air, road or rail. Kangra (Gaggal, which is 12 kms from here) is the closest airport to Dharamsala. The nearest narrow gauge rail station at Kangra is 18 kms away.

Tourists may also use Pathankot, the closest broad gauge rail head, 90 kms from here. Quite well linked by road, some key places like Delhi, Shimla, Chandigarh, Kullu and Chamba are 514, 332, 239, 214 and 192 kms respectively from here. The finest time of the year to visit this place is either from September to October or April to June. For people coming to the place, eating out in Dharamsala is a major attraction apart from visiting the various tourist attractions of the place. There are many places at Dharamsala where you can taste delicious dishes.

While eating out in Dharamsala, you may relish tasting a variety of delectable Tibetan food like Momos, Thenthuk, Thukpa and Yak butter tea. There are also numerous restaurants and eating joints serving mouth-watering dishes. Himalaya Restaurant offers Tibetan food for you that’s easy on the pocket. If you want to taste yummy Special Muesli with Bob Dylan’s music playing in the background, to give you company, head to JJI's Café. Lhamo's Croissant is the place to be if you are looking for Tibetan herbal teas, French pastries or quality Western food. If Japanese food makes you crave for more, take the path leading to Lung-Ta. Malabar Restaurant serves marvelous Indian dishes while Momo Café offers superior quality momos. Some other places that you can visit for satisfying your hungry taste buds are Moon Peak Coffee, Om Hotel, Nick's Italian Kitchen, Rewa Cafe, Snow Lion Restaurant, Taste of India and Le Vrai Café.

When eating out in Dharamsala, chai is the most popular beverage. You may pick a cup at any one of the several tea shops of the place. Some of the restaurants are also enjoyable places to spend some time with friends, while sipping a cup of tea.

So, book yourself for Dharamsala Tour Package at your earliest and enjoy eating out in Dharamsala.

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