Dalhousie

Perched atop a rocky ridge, with snow-clad Dhauladhar mountains and rolling emerald valleys adding to its natural beauty, Dalhousie, in Himachal Pradesh, may be a quaint hill town perfect for a soothing holiday. Lined with tall pine and deodar trees and dotted with pristine lakes and waterfalls, Dalhousie mesmerises you with its natural bounty. No wonder this secluded town was a favorite summer retreat of British before Independence! The town preserves many remnants from its past and various quaint churches are a sworn statement to the colonial era. 

Dalhousie was named after the then governor of British India, Lord Dalhousie, in 1854. Sprawling colonial-era buildings that are liberally scattered throughout the town, are a testament to Dalhousie’s Victorian charm. Its beauty is further complemented by River Ravi flowing accessible . This hill station also offers amazing views of the snow-capped Pir Panjal range . Pines, oaks, rhododendrons and variety of other sorts of trees cover the mountain slopes. a perfect place to unwind, Capitol Hill station may be a treasure of ancient temples, art, handicrafts and an upscale cultural heritage that has been preserved since the 6th century. As you soak within the natural and architectural beauty, do not forget to sample the delicacies the town has got to offer. From chha ghosht to patande, there is a lot on offer.