Dharamshala is situated in the upper spans of the Kangra valley in Himachal Pradesh and is put at a normal elevation of 1,475 meters above ocean level. The city is encompassed a thick front of deodar cedar trees and is one of the major solid holds for the Tibetan outcasts and the seat of the fourteenth dalai lama of the Tibetan organization of Buddhism.
The town because of its pleasant environment and the nearness of the Dalai Lama has made the town a mainstream traveler goal, both for the Indians and the remote sightseers.
Dharamshala is a picturesque and all encompassing slope station, concealed in the Himalayas. With the Dhauladhar reaches and thick deodar timberlands out of sight, Dharamshala has turned into an essential highlight in most Himachal visit bundles.
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