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Dalhousie !

Dalhousie is a lovely town situated in Himachal Pradesh . It is one of the best Hill Stations in Himachal. We have following tour packages for Dalhousie and nearby places in Himachal Pradesh :

DALHOUSIE-KHAJJIAR -CHAMBA (See Details Here)

DALHOUSIE-KHAJJIAR -DHARAMSHALA-CHARDEVI (See Details Here)

DALHOUSIE-KHAJJIAR -DHARAMSHALA-MANALI (See Details Here)

DALHOUSIE-KHAJJIAR-DHARAMSHALA-BAIJNATH-PALAMPUR-MANIKARAN-MANALI,SHIMLA (See Details Here)

AMRITSAR - ATTARI-WAGHA-BORDER - DALHOUSIE - KHAJJIAR - CHARDEVI - DHARAMSHALA - MANALI - SHIMLA (See Details Here)

Dalhousie town is interspersed with the colonial-era buildings, low roofed stalls and hotels. This lovely hill station of Himachal spreads over five low-level hills at the western edge of the Dhauladhar range, just east of the Ravi River. Dalhousie is covering an area of 14 sq.-km. Dalhousie is surrounded by alpine vegetation. It has charming architecture and panoramic views of both plains and the whitecapped views of the mountainous ranges. The pine-covered slopes around it are intersected with paths and treks, which are ideal for the gateway to the Chamba Valley, this colonial town was established in 1854 by the British governor-general Lord Dalhousie.

Satdhara

On the way to Panjpulla, at an altitude of 2,036m. (6,678 ft.), these seven springs are reputed to have great therapeutic value as they contain mica with medicinal properties.

Subhash Baoli

Commanding a view of the snowcapped mountains, 1.6-km away from the G.P.O Square, the spring of Dalhousie is situated at an altitude of 2,085 metres (6,678 ft.).

Jandhri Ghat

Around half a kilometre away from the Subhash Baoli, Jandhri Ghat enfolds an elegant palace in the midst of tall pine trees. Chamba's erstwhile rulers governed from here till the advent of Lord Dalhousie. The palace houses a number of shikhar trophies. Beside the palace, Jandhri Ghat offers heavenly spots for picnicking-gushing streamlets in the midst of fragrant pine-scented breezes. Bakrota Hills and the 'Round' (2085m): Less than 5 km from the town centre, the Bakrota Hills frame a breathtaking view of the further snow-clad peaks. The 'round' is a walling circuit around the hill, very popular with residents.