Dalhousie Sightseeing with Vacation Adda

Dalhousie is a popular hill station in Himachal Pradesh established in 1854 and named after Lord Dalhousie with stunning views of the Dhauladhar ranges. It's known for its meadows, dense forests, and waterfalls, and is a favourite among honeymooners and families. It is known for its mesmerizing natural landscapes, colonial architecture, woollen shawls, Tibetan handicrafts, and Chamba handkerchiefs. The town's main market is The Mall Road. Khajjiar, 21 km away from Dalhousie, is known as the mini Switzerland of India and offers spellbinding vistas of mountains and lush green pastures of land.

Top Attractions in Dalhousie

Panchpula: Panchpula is a beautiful picnic spot in Dalhousie, Himachal Pradesh. It's known for its cascading waterfalls, lush greenery, and the convergence of several streams. The name "Panchpula" translates to "Five Bridges."

Khajjiar: Khajjar, also known as mini Switzerland of India, is a hill station located 16 km from Dalhousie. It offers a rare blend of lakes, pasture and forests, surrounded by cedar trees. Visitors can enjoy recreational activities like paragliding, zorbing and horse riding.

Sach Pass: Sach Pass, located about 15 km from Killar in the Chamba District, is a trekking trail that connects the stunning Pangi tribal valley with district headquarters, Chamba. At an altitude of around 14500 ft, it offers a beautiful landscape with rugged terrains, making it an ideal destination for trekking enthusiasts.

Dainkund Peak: Dainkund Peak, located at 2755 M, is a popular tourist destination known for its breath-taking views of the valley. The peak offers stunning panoramas and is home to two major attractions - an Indian Air Force base and a temple.

Chamera Lake: Chamera Lake in Chamba district, 30 KM from Dalhousie, is a captivating destination for adventure seekers who enjoy water sports. It was created by the Chamera Dam on the Ravi River.

Satdhara Falls: Satdhara waterfall, located at 2035 meters above sea level, offers a serene atmosphere and pleasant weather. 'Satdhara' means 'a mix of seven streams'. The water here is believed to have medicinal properties and healing powers.

St. Patrick's Church: St. Patrick’s Church is a 104-year-old church located just 2KM from Dalhousie, surrounded by the beautiful nature of Himachal Pradesh. It's a popular spot for photography and attracts many visitors every year. You can visit the church between 9 AM to 5 PM any day.

Chamba Town: Chamba, the northernmost district of Himachal Pradesh, is a scenic town nestled between the Dhauladhar and Zanskar mountain ranges. It boasts of alpine forests, fast-flowing rivers, sparkling lakes, open meadows, and rich wildlife. The valley remains snow-capped during winters, adding to its ethereal beauty.