Surrounded by thick coniferous forestry and Dhauladhar ranges lies a picturesque town known as Dharamshala. It has two separations – lower part, having kotwali bazaar, government offices and other urban amenities. While the upper part renowned for vacation industry called Mcloedganj.

Dharamshala has become a prevalent sightseer destination, especially for agile trekkers and even for the aspiring ones. Having its base camp at Dharamkot (near Mcloedganj), Triund Trek is a worthy trek due to the beauty it offers on its path.

Mcloedganj is the residence of many Tibetan refugees who tracked the 14^th Dalai lama in 1959 after Tibet was controlled by China.

Owing to exiled Tibetan populaces living in Mcloedganj, many Buddhist hermitages, libraries and a few galleries have been made to preserve the Tibetan ethos.

Bhagsu Nag waterfall, Kaveri Lake and Dal lake are a few more sightseer attractions for people visiting The hill site.

Luxurious green tea farms in Palampur are another wonder to see, near Dharmashala, Especially, how the steep elevations are cut into steps and tea crop is grown on those steps.

Naddi, a quaint hamlet is a few kilometers hike from Mcloedganj. This township is for the peace searchers, away from even a speck of hustle and bustle. Public in the village belong to a unique tribe, Gaddi, majorly; Of course, with a dash of Tibetan influence.

Dharamshala is approximately 470 km from Delhi, can be reached by NH44 and NH503. The finest time to explore the place is from February to June and from September to December.