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Dharamshala is a serenity oozing city located in the decked up state of Himachal Pradesh. Dharamshala is known for being the residence of the Dalai Lama. Sites of Tibetan monks, busy in meditation, are common yet fascinating in this city. Travelers usually come here to taste the tranquility of the Buddhist culture and unwind amidst the snow-clad Himalayas.
Tsuglagkhang Complex remains a must visit place here which was constructed during the first visit of His Holiness the Dalai Lama to India. A visit to Tsuglagkhang Complex showers you with some beautiful glimpses of Buddhist culture through Tibetan dance and music performances. Also spend some time at the Namgyal Monastery where over 200 monks stay. It is known for being the biggest Tibetan temple outside the boundary of Tibet. Another popular monastery in Dharamshala is the Gyuto Monastery which is the residence of Karmapa ? the Head of the Kagyu Tibetan Buddhism. The d?cor, style and architecture of this monastery are jaw dropping and it features a legendary history.
Dharamshala is loved for its natural exquisiteness. The city is blessed with numerous charismatic places where one can spend some blissful moments. Visit the Kareri Dal Lake known for its spell-binding beauty and calm mountains all around. Bhagsunag Waterfalls are also loved by those seeking a perfect location for picnic. The milky white water of this waterfall looks heavenly especially during the monsoon season. ?History devotees must plan a visit to the Kangra Fort belonging to the 4th century BC. This majestic specimen of architecture paints some great historical tales. Also explore the Kangra Art Museum where exhibits related to Tibetan and Buddhist culture have been displayed. The museum fascinates everyone with its rare collection of coins, anthropological items, pottery and tribal jewels. Another ancient wonder of Dharamshala is Masroor Rock Cut Temple dating back to the 8th century AD. It houses a total of 15 monolithic temples built in Indo-Aryan style architecture.
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