Attractions in Dalhousie

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Kalatop Forest Rest House
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Kalatop Forest Rest House

Nestled at 2,400 meters altitude within the Kalatop Sanctuary, this colonial forest bungalow is the ideal starting point for exploring deodar forests and observing Himalayan wildlife near Dalhousie.

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St. Francis Church, Dalhousie

St. Francis Church is one of Dalhousie's historic landmarks, a former British hill station in Himachal Pradesh. Colonial architecture, a 19th-century cemetery, and a setting of coniferous forest make it a tranquil and enriching stop.

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Lakkad Mandi

Lakkad Mandi is the traditional timber market of Dalhousie, in Himachal Pradesh. A bustling commercial quarter where you can observe the city's daily life, between colonial facades and local stalls.

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Khajjiar

A grassy plateau at 2,000 metres elevation, Khajjiar combines a tranquil lake, deodar forests and a 14th-century Himachali temple, 30 km from Dalhousie.

Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary & Forest Rest House
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Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary & Forest Rest House

Nine kilometers from Dalhousie, the Kalatop sanctuary protects a forest of Himalayan cedars inhabited by deer and leopards. The colonial Forest Rest House is the ideal starting point.

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Jandri Ghat

Near Dalhousie, the Jandri Ghat estate houses a princely palace from 1871 surrounded by pine and deodar forests, overlooking the Ravi Valley.

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Ajit Singh Memorial

Near Panchpula stream in Dalhousie, this memorial pays tribute to Sardar Ajit Singh, Indian nationalist activist and uncle of Bhagat Singh.

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