– The spiritual center of Dharamshala, the Tsuglaghang complex is where the Dalai Lama resides. Explore the complex and catch a Tibetan dance and music performance.

– Start a hiking expedition from the lovely Kareri Dal Lake, whose namesake is in Kashmir. The appealing lake is nestled amidst snowy mountain ranges and lush greenery.

– A spectacle to look at, the Bhagsu Falls is a sparkling cascade of milky white water. Monsoon treks are truly spectacular here and these can also include a visit to the nearby Bhagsunag Temple.

– Marvel at the olden, ancient rock-cut temples at Masroor. Dating back to the 8th century these monolithic temples and its superbly intricate carvings, are a celebrated site of Indian art.

– Soak in history with the ruins of Kangra Fort. A marvelous example of architecture, the fort is the oldest in India and is also the largest fort in the Himalayas. This royal specimen originally belonged to the Katoch dynasty.

– Other important landmarks include the vibrant Namgyal and Gyuto monasteries, which provide an array of information about Buddhism and Tibetan customs.