DalHousie

DalHousie

DalHousie is a high-altitude town spread across 5 hills near the Dhauladra Mountains range in north Indian State of Himachal Pradesh.

It is considered to be a tourist's paradise with its snow capped peaks, pine forests, incredible scenic beauty and pleasant weather. Dalhousie is also dotted with numerous tourist destinations.

Its home to colonical-era buildings including st.Francis and st.John's Churches, which date back to the rules of British Raj.

The best time to visit Dalhousie is the summer season, which starts from the month of March and lasts up to May. Summer is the most-visited season of the year, as the weather is soothing and pleasant, as opposed to the blazing heat of the cities. 

The maximum temperature never exceeds 30 degree Celsius.Winter in Dalhousie is severe. It begins in December and continues until the end of February. The average night temperature during the season hovers around 4°C, while the maximum settles close to 11°C. Snowfall is a common feature here, which adds up to the bitter cold in the town.

Satdhara Falls:

It comes on the way to Panchpula, you will be able to see a scenic tourist attraction in Dalhousie.

The Sathdhara Falls are the famous for Photography, picnic, day out, nature walks and trekking.

The climate in satdhara falls are freking in evening.

Its a vast rocky area but walking around is the only way to enjoy and fell its beauty. 

If you are a photoholic person. Then this is a best place head around the nature and waterfall.

You can have a dip in pool formed at the base of the waterfall.

Treking the hills.

You should visit in the month of april to october becouse the wheather will be pleasant and the monsoon helps to enchance the flow of waterfall and helps the look majestic.

satdhara falls are at a distance of 5 km.

You can go by busses, private vehicles and even taxis.

Kalatop Wildlife Reserve:

The weather in Kalayop Wildlife Reserve is 18 degree celcius and there is no entry fees but for visiting forest entry fees permits is INR 250.There are timings to visit from 7am to 6pm. You will only need 2 to 3 hours to enjoy the forest.

The best time to visit is September to May.  

Thick deodar foliage, a plethora of wildlife, snowcapped mountains, carpets of verdant grasslands and easy on the eye streams of fresh water make up the Kalatop Khajjiar Sanctuary. Also called the Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary, it is located in the picturesque hilly Chambal district of Himachal Pradesh.

The name Kalatop means 'black cap', which refers to the thick, black forest cover on the highest hilltop in the sanctuary. Situated a few kilometres away from the Chamba dam and Chamera reservoir on river Ravi, it is known to be rich in flora and fauna. Hundreds of small freshwater streams flow into the Ravi river north of the sanctuary. Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary is the perfect weekend getaway destination, with very few places coming close to its natural charm.

The well laid out trekking and hiking trails in the Kalatop Khajjiar Sanctuary offer a pristine, mesmerizing experience of nature. Treks are arguably the best way to explore the beautiful untouched forests of the park area. Views of the towering and immaculate Pir Panjal range from the enigmatic Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary resthouse is a breathtaking sight to immerse yourself in. The countryside landscape is sure to provide you with a sense of astonishment and wonder. Over the years, it has gained popularity as a scenic picnic spot and a great place for trekking and nature walks. 

Panchpula:

Surrounded by a cover of fresh, green pine and deodar trees, Panchpula is a waterfall and a popular picnic spot in Dalhousie. It is best known for trekking and its marvellous, cascading beauty. Five streams come together to form this waterfall, while Panchpula's main stream supplies water to the various localities of Dalhousie. The main stream originates from the northern side of Dain Kund and is a sight for sore eyes.

A Samadhi (monument) is built near Panchpula in the memory of the great revolutionary, Sardar Ajit Singh (Uncle of Martyr Bhagat Singh), who breathed his last here. Moreover, the pristine water is best enjoyed during monsoons, when the water gushes down the falls and the surroundings leave you stupefied.

The weather in Panchpula is 18 degree celcius and the timings to visit are 9 am to 6 pm, no entry fees.

Panchpula can be visited at any time of the year, be it monsoons or summer, as the mesmerising location is always a delight to spend time at.