The pristine nature is the true salvation of man. The Himalayan state of Himachal Pradeshhas some mesmerising blend of the misty green valley and the modern trinkets of India. Dalhousie is one such town in Himachal Pradesh blessed with astounding bounties of nature and souvenir of colonial architecture.
Perched at an average elevation of 1,970 metres above sea level, Dalhousie is a wonder in disguise. The beauty of the place was enough to lure the colonial masters and its hilly retreat serves as a perfect escape for people even today. This quaint hill station is located 80 km away from Pathankot. Dalhousie spans over an area of 14 sq. km comprising of 5 hills, namely, Balun, Bakrota, Tehra, Kathlog and Patreyn.
The cool and pleasant weather is the best gift of this hill station. Regarded as one of the most beautiful and perfect hill stations in the country, Dalhousie receives travellers all the time.
Summers in Dalhousie is the perfect escape from the scorching heat of the equators. The lush green meadows and the mystic hills add to the charm of the place. The maximum temperature during this time is 24 degree Celsius.
Winters here brings the gifts of gorgeous white snow as the temperature soars to 0 degree Celsius. Monsoon in Dalhousie is a mystic paradise with clouds floating around and rain drenching the valley.
If you are an admirer of nature’s beauty than visiting here during summers is an ideal time while experiencing snow cover winters are the best bet. Tourists avoid monsoon as it comes with an added danger of landslides.
Come here to connect with Mother Nature and aura of thick pine forest while trekking and relishing beauty. Spread across an area of 30.69 sq. km and at an altitude of 2,500 m above sea level, Kalatop Wildlife Reserve is an absolute treasure of amazing flora and fauna.
The mini-Switzerland of India, this hill town is an absolute delight. Enveloped by thick covers of deodar and pine trees, Khajjiar Lake is a delight to behold. It is a perfect picnic spot offering the alluring sight of snow-capped Himalayas. The 12th century Khajji Nag Temple is also a must visit destination.
The tranquillity of this church is soulful and peace-giving. Built in 1894, it is one of the most beautiful architecture in Dalhousie. The stone architecture, intricate wooden roof and vibrant Belgium glass- every bit of this church is worth a billion applauds.
