Dalhousie, a beautiful hill station in Chamba District, Himachal Pradesh has an elevation of 1970 meters. Apart from its beauty, one more fact about this place is it is located at 5 hills.
Dalhousie is known for its lush green beauty, dense pine-oak, deodar forests, and snow.
You will experience winters at its best. Trekking in the snow is a must adventure.
Nearby places or Hill Stations are Khajjar, Chamba, Mcleodganj, Dharamshala, Palampur one can also visit.
The temperature in Dalhousie is numbingly cold all the time. In winters, between December to February maximum 11-degree celsius to minimum dropping 4-degree celsius. Dalhousie receives heavy rainfall at this time. Summers start in March and end in May, and the place looks very pleasant and comfortable with soothing sunlight. People love to trek in winter because Dalhousie turns extremely beautiful at this time.
This adventure trek will start from Dalhousie and ends at Dalhousie by covering Panchpula, Ganji Pahari & Daikund peak in between. Let me tell you a bit about these places.
Panchpula - means five Bridges. It is one of the famous tourist attractions in Dalhousie, known for its rippling stream and gorgeous atmosphere.
Further, this trek will move towards Ganji Pahari, a place situated in Bakrota Hills and consisting of a 5km trek. It is an all-season spot with breathtaking views, snow-capped mountains, and valleys. You can take an experience of mud houses and spend a night with the sky full of stars.
And lastly, about the Daikund Peak, the highest peak in Dalhousie, the only place which gets maximum snowfall. You can go there by road or can trek this peak with mesmerizing views of lofty mountains, calm deodar forest, colourful flower valleys. It is the most visited place in Dalhousie and the view from the top of the peak is something which can not be expressed but can only be seen.
A city walk is a must when you reach Dalhousie. The famous British Colonial Architecture, ancient churches, old markets like Subhash Chowk & Gandhi Chowk and a lot more nearby places.
