Five Days Delhi to Dharamshala & Dalhousie by Tempo Traveller,  Dharamshala has long been a centre of attraction for tourists   its scenic beauty, cool weather and significance of Dalai Lama. The city has gained unprecedented importance in terms of tourism since the establishment of international cricket stadium. Mcleod Ganj and its attractions are other reasons why tourists flock to this part of Himachal Pradesh. The Tibetan monasteries, bustling local markets, ancient structures, Dal Lake in Mcleod Ganj  . Bhagsu water fall in Mcleod Ganj . Dalhousie on the other hand, has still been able to hold on to its British era charm which led to its establishment as the summer retreat for British officials in 1854 AD.  Five Days Delhi to Dharamshala & Dalhousie by Tempo Traveller  Tour Package is Not complete without Khajjiar Sightseen . The beauty of Khajjiar is well underscored by the alias name of this place- Mini Switzerland of India. The famous tourist Place in Khajjiar  is Khajjiar Lake and the Khajji Nag Temple . Dalhousie is widely known to be one of them. Named after the British Governor-General of India (1848), Lord Dalhousie, this place remains a popular summer retreat mainly for the charming walks it offers around the pine-sheathed valleys with views of distant mountains. There are a few British-era architectural sights here worth visiting. For instance, St. John’s Church, or the Rang Mahal, an 18th century monument of British and Mughal style architecture with paintings dating back to the very same era with a souvenir shop. One can delve into Dalhousie’s Deodar-enveloped natural habitat in the Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary, home to many animal species such as the leopard, deer, bear, serow, barking goral and jackal and many streams flowing into the river Ravi. Nature and adventure enthusiasts should also try boating in the calm waters of Chamera lake or try the easy-level Dainkund trek. Tourists must visit the Tibetan Market to buy exquisite Himalayan handloom.