Himachal Pradesh, which is the northern state of India, is home to several hill stations. Dalhousie, which is inhabited on and around the five hills, namely Kathalagh, Potreyn, Terah, Bakrota and Bhangora, is the main one of them. Located on the western edge of the Dhauladhar mountain range of the Himalayas in the Chamba district in this mountain state, this charming hill station, which was named in 1854 A.D. after Lord Dalhousie, is counted among the most visited hill stations in India. Himachal Holiday Packages is right for you to provide the chance of enjoying the memorable tour in this breathtaking hill station.
Points of Interest in Dalhousie
Dalhousie is the charming hill station, which is home to several places to explore. Some main ones of them are following:
Alla
Offering breathtaking picturesque landscape, Alla, which is a potato field, is a favorite spot for tourists in Dalhousie.
Panch Pula
Literally meaning 'Five Bridges', the Panch Pula, which is located at a distance of approx 2 km from the Dalhousie town, is a local favorite with waterfalls, gushing streams, picnic spots as well as a modest trek. Being the major source of portable water to the nearby towns, this spot is counted among the most picturesque spots in the region.
Subhash Baoli
The area of Karelanu, which is another famous spot in this hill station, is renowned for its valuable water, which cured Subhash Chandra Bose. The natural spring from which Bose daily drank water while suffering from tuberculosis got its name as the Subhash Baoli. Surrounded by snow covered mountains and vast pine trees, this perennial spring is famous among the tourists for its natural charm.
Dainkund
Being the highest peak in Dalhousie, Dainkund, which is situated at an average elevation of 2,755 m above sea level, is a breathtaking tourist spot in Dalhousie. Offering a fine glimpse of the entire valley, this peak, which is lovingly called the 'Singing Hill' as the sound of the breeze passing through the trees makes sweet sound, is also home to a temple, dedicated to Pholani Devi. This breathtaking peak is also famous as a trekking destination.
Rang Mahal
Rang Mahal, which was founded in the 18th century, is another interesting place to explore in Dalhousie. The visit to this charming palace can be combined with the tour of the Chamba Valley. Constructed by Raja Umed Singh in Surara Mohalla, the Rang Mahal, which was the residence of the royal family, was later changed into the residence for the ladies of the family.
Sardar Ajit Singh Memorial
The monument or Samadhi of the great freedom fighter, Sardar Ajit Singh, which is situated near the Panch Pula, is another famous tourist attraction in Dalhousie.
Summary
Overall, it can be undoubtedly said that Dalhousie is regarded as one of the most visited hill stations in Himachal Pradesh. If you are also desirous to go to this beautiful hill station to enjoy the tour.
Martin Wynn
