In the Himalayan wilderness Dharamsala is a beautiful place. Breathtaking views of the snow-laden mountains, exotic culture, quaint old monasteries and teeming with Buddhist nuns and monks together form the tourist attractions in Dharamsala.

Travel.mapsofindia outlines some important tourist attractions in Dharamsala:

Bhagsunag Falls: The spectacular Bhagsunag waterfalls lies a little away from the town of Dharamsala. An old temple is also located is the surrounding.

Dal Lake: Hemmed in Deodar and Fir trees, the Dal lake is another picturesque spot just 10kms away from Dharamsala.

McLeod Ganj: Fondly referred as the little Lhasa, McLeod Ganj draws more fame from the residence of His Holiness Dalai Lama than anything else. The little township with clusters of maonasteries and Buddha Statues is one of the biggest Tourist attractions in Dharamsala.

Jwalamukhi Temple: a nearly two-hour excursion would take you to the famous Jwalamukhi Temple, dedicated to the Goddess of Light. There is no idol to worship as such in the temple. Rather a constantly burning blue flame, emanating from inside the rocks, is worshipped.

St. John's Church: As you drive from McLeod Ganj to Forsythe Ganj, St. John's Church lies in between. It also houses the tomb of Lord Elgin one of the Viceroys of British India.

Other tourist attractions in Dharamsala include: The Tibetan Institute Of Performing Arts, War Memorial, Kangra Chamunda Devi, Kunal Pathri and more.


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