Dalhousie:

1. Khajjiar: Khajjiar, referred to as the “Mini Switzerland of India,” offers lush meadows.
2. Dainkund Peak: It offers panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayas.
3. Chamera Lake: A serene reservoir surrounded by pine forests, perfect for boating and picnics.
4. Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary: Home to diverse flora and fauna, it’s great for nature lovers and trekkers.
5. St. John’s Church: A beautiful church known for its neo-gothic architecture.
6. Panchpula: A picturesque spot with a waterfall and a monument dedicated to Sardar Ajit Singh, a freedom fighter.
7. Ganji Pahari: A lesser-known hill with a dense forest, ideal for hiking and photography.
8. Subhash Baoli: Named after Subhash Chandra Bose, it’s a natural spring surrounded by pine trees.
9. Satdhara Falls: A series of seven stunning waterfalls, believed to have therapeutic properties.
10. Rang Mahal: A historic building showcasing beautiful wall paintings and artifacts.

Dharamshala:

1. McLeod Ganj: Known as “Little Lhasa,” it’s the residence of the Dalai Lama and a hub for Tibetan culture and spirituality.
2. Bhagsu Waterfall and Bhagsunath Temple: An ancient temple and a tranquil waterfall dedicated to Lord Shiva.
3. Triund: A popular trekking spot offering panoramic views of the Dhauladhar Range.
4. Namgyal Monastery: A significant Tibetan monastery offering a peaceful ambiance.
5. Dharamshala Cricket Stadium: Situated high on a mountaintop in Dharamshala, it is one of the highest cricket grounds worldwide and features breathtaking mountain vistas.
6. Kangra Valley: Explore the lush Kangra Valley and visit the Kangra Fort.
7. Tea Gardens: Dharamshala is known for its tea plantations; you can take a tour to learn about tea production.
8. Dal Lake: An idyllic lake surrounded by deodar trees.
9. Norbulingka Institute: A center for preserving Tibetan art and culture.
10. Masroor Rock Cut Temples: Ancient rock-cut temples with intricate carvings.