Dalhousie with Dharamshala & McLeod Ganj
A Colonial dream in the lap of the Himalayas
3N/4D
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Founded in 1854 by the British as a summer retreat, Dalhousie was named after Lord Dalhousie, the then British Governor-General of India. The town still retains its colonial-era architecture, churches, and bungalows, giving visitors a glimpse of the British Raj in the Himalayas. Dalhousie reflects a mix of Himachali traditions and British colonial c...
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Dharamshala gained global attention after becoming the official residence of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama in 1960. Once a quiet town, it is now known as "Little Lhasa of India" due to its significant Tibetan population and cultural influence. Dharamshala (McLeod Ganj) is the heart of Tibetan Buddhism in India. It is home to beautiful monasteries, prayer flags, and monks walking through peaceful streets.
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Note: All vehicles are NON-AC (AC not functional in hilly terrain zones).