Nestled in the northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, Dharamsala rests on the slopes of the Dhauladhar range, part of the Outer Himalayas. Towering at 3290 mt, the snow-clad Dhauladhar meaning "white ridge"rises dramatically above the lush Kangra Valley below, a fertile plain dotted with rolling hills.

A spiritual and cultural hub, Dharamsala, especially Mcleodganj draws seekers from around the world to receive teachings from His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The cool mountain air and high altitude echo the Tibetan homeland, making it a fitting refuge for Tibetan culture in exile. Despite modern touches, the town retains a distinctly Tibetan soul, vibrant monasteries, prayer flags fluttering in the breeze, the scent of momos and thukpa in the air, and streets lined with shops offering traditional crafts and art.

Day 1 - Dharamshala

• Explore McLeod Ganj with a visit to the peaceful Dalai Lama Temple and the bustling Tibetan Market.
• Later, take a refreshing walk to Bhagsunag Waterfall and unwind at the iconic Shiva Cafe, perched just above the falls.
• As evening falls, visit the famous Dharamkot market, then head to a cozy hippie cafe in Dharamkot to enjoy great food, chill music, and mountain Vibes.

Day 2 - Naddi

• Begin the day with a visit to the iconic Dharamshala Cricket Stadium, perched at 4780 Ft, is one of the highest stadiums in the world.
• Next, head to Naddi Village for stunning panoramic views of the majestic Himalayas.
• Continue to the serene Dal Lake, then unwind at cozy riverside cafes perfect for chilling by the water or taking a refreshing dip in the crystal clear stream.
• As the day winds down, enjoy a mesmerising sunset from a famous viewpoint, coffee in hand, soaking in the beauty of the mountains.