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Rock Climbing in Dalhousie

Rock climbing adventure activity is popular and carried out at various places in Dalhousie, especially in Khajjiar. Since the activity is done under professional supervision, it is best to go in groups, since individual training and activity might cost a bit more.

Rock Garden, Dalhousie

Rock Garden is a beautiful garden and a popular picnic spot in Dalhousie. Other than relaxing and revitalizing in the park, you can also try the several adventure sports available in the area including zip lining etc.

Sach Pass, a mountain pass that runs over the Pir Panjal Mountain range, at the height of 4500 meters, connects Dalhousie with Chamba and Pangi Valleys. At a distance of 150 kilometres away from Dalhousie, it is one of the most difficult passes to cross in North India. Adventure seekers often visit the Sach Pass (when it is open) to experience the thrill of riding a bike or driving a car through it. For those who don't want to take any risks can hire an experienced driver to explore the breathtaking pass. It is a preferred route for locals to reach Chamba or Pangi valleys, and is a famous point for trekking from Dalhousie. This pass plays an important role in the region as it is the shortest route to Killar and has helped reduce the travel distance between Pathankot and Leh. Hence, even the Indian Army uses Sach Pass extensively. The region receives heavy snowfall, and the pass needs to be cleared every day of the winter season. It has enormous snow walls that stretch till the end of the route. The panoramic view of the natural landscape - the valleys and the mountain peaks, from the pass, is a breathtaking sight. Sach Pass is a perfect getaway for nature lovers, photographers and adventure seekers and must be on your list of places to visit. Read More

The stunning Satdhara Falls is situated in Dalhousie, Himachal Pradesh. It is surrounded by fantastic views of the Chamba valley - with snow-covered ranges and fresh, green pine and deodar trees. 'Satdhara' means seven springs. This waterfall brings together the waters of seven beautiful springs - their meeting point being 2036masl, cascading magnanimously in unison. The water here is said to contain mica, which has medicinal properties to cure skin diseases. This is the perfect place for people in search of some tranquillity in their hectic life. The crystal clear water of the majestic Satdhara Falls gurgles with joy as little droplets bounce off the rocks onto us. The pleasant fragrance of wet mud fills the air with a refreshing scent as the water pours into a sparkling and smooth aquamarine pool. The sweet nougat smell of flower washes over you as the view of the white water surging and plunging from the height hypnotises you with its beauty. The sound of the crashing water is loud but pleasant. The edges of the fall hemmed with silver lines glisten in the sunshine. Read More

Gandhi Chowk, or GPO, is the bustling and vibrant street of Dalhousie. Unlike other hill stations, Dalhousie doesn't have a mall road, so Gandhi Chowk is the Mall Road of Dalhousie. For shopping in Dalhousie, the town has several local bazaars and centres at Gandhi Chowk. One can shop for simple local souvenirs, woollen clothes and every-day treasures. There are a plethora of small shops to fulfil your list of gift items including The Tibetan Market, the Himachal Handloom Industry Emporium, Himachal Handloom and Crafts Centre and Tibetan Handicrafts Centre. The Tibetan Market is a popular spot for shopping in Dalhousie, which offers a variety of goods including bags, dolls, carpets, purses and handicrafts. The Himachal Handloom Industry Emporium on Thandi Sarak is known for its traditional Kashmiri shawls which reflects the intricate and unique craftsmanship of the locals. All the major buildings and hotels are also situated at GPO. Local women established Bhuttico in the mid 19th century which offers a wide range of the famous Kullu shawls, made from lamb's wool, angora and pashmina. Recently, they have also started making embroidered shawls that have gained popularity all over the country. The costs for these exquisite textiles start from INR 300 only. Read More

St. John's Church Dalhousie

Built in 1863, St John's Church is the oldest church in Dalhousie and assumes great historical significance apart from being a sentinel of Protestant belief in the region. Located in Gandhi Chowk, it tends to be a favourite amongst photographers because of the steady mix of beauty and history. A library neighbours the church, where one can find a lot of book about the past and the present of the town. Sunday Service performed at the St John's Church is attended by the locals and tourists alike. Embodying the Victorian era, the St John's Church in Dalhousie is a reminder of the British regime in the region. The interior of the church is adorned with stunning glass paintings of St John the Baptist along with St Peter. Read More

Named after the famous freedom fighter Subhash Chandra Bose, Subhash Baoli is a perennial spring which has medicinal properties and is believed to have cured the freedom fighter of his ill health. Located 1 km away from Gandhi Chowk in Dalhousie, this tribute to the leader is an ideal spot for picnics and evening strolls. The serene spot is visited by travellers who come here to relish the natural beauty, with the expanded view of the snow-dusted mountains in the distance. Situated near these springs is a beautiful waterfall which flows into a glacial stream. Read More

Dalhousie offers some of the best trekking trails for beginners. There are dense forests of Deodar, pine and fir trees which look extremely quaint. The most preferred routes for trekking in Dalhousie is Dainkund-Jot-Khajjar- Kalatop. On the way, you will come across a sanctuary located between Kalatop and Khajjar - the Kalatop Khajjiar Sanctuary. Balck bear, jackal and leopards are some of the common animals found here. It is a delight for bird-watchers too. The highest peak of Dalhousie, Drakund gives you the most picturesque views. Read More

Named after the erstwhile sovereign of Chamba, the Bhuri Singh Museum is known to preserve its cultural heritage. Founded in 1908, the museum is located at the heart of Chamba and has a vast collection of inherited art. Possessing over 8500 antiques, objects related to archaeology, anthropology, craft and culture, Bhuri Singh Museum is an eloquent testimony to the past of Chamba. Initially, the museum only inherited the paintings of Raja Bhuri Singh, but now it houses copper plate grants, carved doors and miniature paintings of old palaces. It also has a vast collection of coins, armour, jewellery and musical instruments. There are exhibits of paintings from Basohli School which showcases the scenes from Ramayana and Bhagvat Geeta. Read More

Traversing through the open meadows, across the picturesque landscape of the Pir Panjal range, the trek from Dainkund to Jot is one of the most enchanting experiences. The trail is 9 kms and marked well with serene views, overlooking the Chuwadi Valley.