Dharamsala earlier known as Mcleodganj, the winter capital of Himachal Pradesh is situated in the picturesque Kangra valley and set against the Dhauladhar mountain range. 

The Tibetan settlement of Dharamshala began in 1959, when the abode of His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama “Tibetan spiritual leader” had to flee Tibet and Indian Prime Minister allowed him and his followers to settle in Dharamshala, since then the city is also known as Little Lhasa. 

Dharamshala and its surrounding area was ruled by the Katoch Dynasty of Kangra till Britishers get control in 1810. Dharamsala is one of the most popular hill station and an ideal retreat for nature lovers. 

The pristine environment with dense green cover consisting of Deodar and Pine trees provides a visual treat. The main tourist attraction of Dharamshala are Tsuglagkhang Complex, Namgyal Monastery, Kareri Dal Lake, Bhagsunag Temple, Bhagsunag Waterfalls, Gyuto Monastery, Kangra Fort, Kangra Art Museum, Masroor Rock Cut Temple, Naddi Village, St. John In The Wilderness Church, Library Of Tibetan Works And Archives, War Memorial, Triund, Jwala Devi Temple, Tibetan Art Museum, Aghanjar Mahadev Temple, Kalachakra Temple, Dharmsala Tea Company, Dharamkot, Indrahar Pass, Hanuman Ka Tibba, Nechung Monastery, Norbulingka Institute, Lahesh Caves, Chinmaya Tapovan, Naam Art Gallery, Chintpurni Devi Temple and Tsuglag Khang.