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All the places to visit and things to do in Dalhousie

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Visit Saach Pass in Dalhousie

Saach Pass

Trekking
The road to Saach Pass is more treacherous that’s what makes it more adventurous. Sach Pass is a pathway of hell draped in nature’s splendor full of lush green landscapes, vexed glaciated tracks, orchards, remote villages, thick forests, unblended streams and ancient temples. If you are a trekker and are willing to test your level of fitness and determination, your journey on this alpine trek will among the most adventurous and nerve tingling. It is full of turns and strenuous tracks but projects the unexploited nature with snow-clad mountains forming a picturesque horizon with sapphire skies. For the vehicular explorers, the roads are narrow and unmetalled which makes it slippery and difficult. At some points, it gets very challenging to drive on such roads for even well experienced drivers. The roadtrip experience is best after monsoons before the onset of winters​.

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Visit Chamera Lake in Dalhousie

Chamera Lake

Lake
Chamera Lake is a small artificial reservoir formed at an altitude of 1700 meters, fulfilling the water requirements of nearby villages. Located about 25 km from Dalhousie, it is an ideal location for people interested in boating and fishing due to absence of aquatic life in the Lake. Department of Tourism of Himachal Pradesh has opened a Water Sports Sub-Centre for promoting water sporting activities in the area. The reservoir not only creates a beautiful and mesmerizing landscape, but also captivates water sports lovers. You can visit Chameera Lake throughout the year due to its fluctuating day and night temperatures. Snow lovers are recommended to visit during winters when the mountains are capped with snow, completing this mystic and breathtaking panorama.

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Visit Ganji Pahari, Dalhousie in Dalhousie

Ganji Pahari, Dalhousie

Hill
Ganji means bald and pahadi means hill. As the name suggests, this hilltop picnic spot located in Barkota Hills, is a bald hill with absolutely no vegetation and trees. Surrounded by snow clad peaks of the mighty Himalayas, the cool and fresh breeze gives a relaxing experience. It is an ideal locale for spending time with your folks. Ganji Pahadi is also considered as one of the noted nature walks in Dalhousie which starts from Panchpula. The total journey, which is a one hour journey from the town centre , showcases the panoramic landscapes of the region. This place can be visited throughout the year and for snow lovers the best time to visit is during winters.

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Visit Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary in Dalhousie

Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary

Wildlife Sanctuary
Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary is known for its breathtaking landscapes which are thickly covered with pine, deodar and oak forests dotted with little streams flowing into river Ravi and plethora of various fauna such as the Himalayan black bear, pheasants, etc. It is considered to be one of the most unblemished destinations in Dalhousie with gazing majestic mountains in its vicinity. Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary is located 12 km from Dalhousie at an average elevation of 2500 meters above sea level. Activities like forest trailing, wildlife safari, picnics and nature walks are open for visitors of all ages. The thick forested zone also plays host to a variety of bird species, including migratory birds. The small 3 km trek to the hill will led you to the most picturesque view of the region. There is also a floating island on a small water body which is mystic and legendary. The best months to visit are September to March when you can enjoy a velvety meadow with a view of snow-clad Pir Panjal Range.

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