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Chandigarh to Dalhousie Travel

3 Nights / 4 Days
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City : Himachal
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Chandigarh to Dalhousie Travel

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Quite possibly the most immaculate slope stations in Himachal Pradesh and India, Dalhousie is named after Lord Dalhousie, the British lead representative General. The latter set up the town as a famous summer retreat. The town was created in the year 1854 by the British and is located at the western slopes of the Himalayas at an average rise of 1,970 meters above ocean level.

Chandigarh To Dalhousie Tour Plan

Day 1 - Chandigarh to Dalhousie, It takes approx 8 Hours. On arrival transfer to your hotel
Day 2 - Visit Dalhousie Sightseeing Places
Day 3 - Day Excursion Dalhousie to Khajjiar and Back
Day 4 - After breakfast Visit some local market, After lunch drive back to chandigarh

1. Khajjiar

Regularly nicknamed India's little Switzerland, Khajjiar is a little slope town situated at 2000 meters above ocean level at a brief separation from Dalhousie. The town is encircled by thick fronts of deodar and pine trees, and the Khajjiar Lake is perhaps the most stunning and peaceful excursion spot with the background of the snow-covered Himalayas. Khajji Nag Temple, which existed in the twelfth century, is likewise a renowned fascination here.

2. Kalatop Wildlife Reserve

The high height backwoods of the Kalatop Wildlife Reserve are situated at an average rise of 2,500 meters above ocean level. The woods are otherwise called Kalatop Khajjiar Sanctuary and are arranged between the thick pine, deodar, and oak backwoods. The Kalatop Khajjiar Sanctuary covers a region of 30.69 square kilometers and houses plenty of different fauna like the Himalayan Black bear, Pheasants, and Himalayan dark marten, and so on.

3. Dainkund Peak

The mountain's most noteworthy point towers at a solid stature of 2,745 meters above ocean level. The Dainkund Peak is frequently named the singing slope. The highest point of the slope is the Indian Air force and is challenging to reach without appropriate licenses.

4. Ganji Pahari

A well-known 5-kilometer uphill stroll in Dalhousie, Ganji Pahari gets its name from the bare fix of the Barkota slopes of the Himalayas. The spot can be reached following a beautiful 1-hour stroll from Dalhousie and probably gives the most significant environmental factors. The newness noticeable worldwide at the highest point of Ganji Pahadi is inebriating and is an ideal spot for a trip with loved ones.

5. St. Francis Church

Take away a second's tranquility and catch some peacefulness at St. Francis Church. This congregation is considered quite possibly the perfect worship house in the city and was established in 1894. The interesting thing is that it was financed altogether by armed force authorities and the regular citizens living in Dalhousie. The multifaceted wooden rooftop, beautiful Belgium glass, and stone designs comprise this congregation's attractions.

6. Panchpula

Panchpula is an ideal escape to test all that nature has to bring to life. It is encircled by rich green timberlands, falling cascades, and picturesque perspectives. The wealth of water bodies here makes it the chief water hotspot for Dalhousie and the nearby towns. There is a landmark here, too, which commemorates the progressive Sardar Ajit Singh.

7. Chamera Lake

The site of The Chamera Dam, Chamera Lake is an incredible sight. Situated on the edges of Dalhousie, this spot is ideal for investing some quality energy with your family or companions. The lake gets a persistent stock of water from the Ravi waterway, and the environment here stays simply ideal throughout the year.

8. Garam Sadak

Garam Sadak gets its unique name. After all, it generally remains more sizzling because it gets immediate daylight. It is a walker street interfacing two significant focus towns (Gandhi Chowk and Subhash Chowk) and is ideal for finding Dalhousie. There are numerous shops and cafés arranged in the way which the guests can visit on their way. Likewise, a walk around will give a perspective on the lovely Tibetan stone art works alongside a breathtaking perspective on Dalhousie.