5 Best Dalhousie places to visit For 3 days No one tells you

Are you looking for a quick but unforgettable escape from the busy city life? Set out on a relaxing trek from the ancient city of Allahabad to the beautiful Dalhousie hills. Experience these mountains with’ amazing views, various cultures, and feel great atmosphere for just three days.

Now, We will tell you that how we go to Dalhousie and what difficulties we have to bear and how we travel from one place to another let’s read the full blog with LgsTravellers and know the full information and the fun that we do at Dalhousie.

Day 1: Allahabad to Pathankot

On 13 January 2024 at 4:00 PM first we have a train from Allahabad to Pathankot because this railway station is nearest to Dalhousie. So we leave our home at 3:PM to reach the railway station.

Now we arrive at the Junction to catch the train because train stopped only for 15 minutes at the Junction. After taking the seats in train we start planning Dalhousie places to visit and train also start moving from the Junction now we all friends are inside the train and we are very happy to explore Dalhousie because this is our first trip that we are going to the Hill Station.

Now after 6 to 7 hours travelling we had a dinner inside the train and then we do some gossip and then we decided to take a sleep over the night and next afternoon we are at Pathankot.

Day 2: Allahabad to Pathankot

On 14 January 2024 we all wake up early at the morning and we got shocked did you know why because the train was late at 7 hours to reach pathankot. Everyone was getting sad because our hotel were book our planning that we do how we explore at which time all get destroyed.

But what we can do all we get upset and we go for a sleep now let’s see what will happen. Now we woke up at 12 O’clock and we see that we will reach the Pathankot Station at night around 9 O’clock then we get freshed and had our breakfast amd lunch both.

But we are not getting bored because we are many friends so we do gossip and having at every station we are out of the train and walking on the platform having snacks and then at night we finally reached at Pathankot Junction.

Now we do a taxi from at Junction to reach Bus Stand because 80 kilometers were left to reach Dalhousie. We reached at Bus Stand and we see that the next bus was at night around 1 O’clock. At Bus Stand we went to Dhaba and had a dinner and wating for a Bus.

Day 3: Pathankot to Dalhousie

On 15 January 2024 at night around 1 O’clock the bus has arrived at the Bus Stand and we get run and pick the bus and sit in the the bus to reach Dalhousie now me and my another friend who is sitting beside me got sleep and another friends were also get tired but they are not slept the were sitting and looking the bags and the night view of the mountains.

Some friends were getting vomit because the routes are zig zag the roads and at outside there was a full of darkness and scary.

At around 4:00 AM we reach at Dalhousie Bani Khet the bus stop at there and we left the bus from there its around 10km more away to reach hotel and we are alone at deserted side street.

After some few minutes a taxi came at there we request them to please drop us at the hotel and the Taxi man agreed to drop us at the hotel now we all sit in the taxi to reach hotel around 5:00 AM we reached at hotel and we go and take a key of a room from the reception at the hotel we all get very tired and we all got sleep for 4 hours.

1st Day Morning in Dalhousie (Dalhousie places to visit)

At around 9:00 AM morning we all woke up get fresh, and take breakfast after all this we Discussed about places to visit in dalhousie in 2 days all friends are excited and get dressed up to move out. When we are leaving a hotel the manager said you can also take a rental bike to visit your location where you want to go.

So we visit the shop by asking random people and take a bike on rent for hole day to visit. The places we visit on first day are Dainkund Peak, Khajjiar and Kalatop.

1. Dainkund Peak (Dalhousie places to visit)

Start at Dalhousie, the major town, and take a lovely drive through winding roads surrounded by tall pine trees to reach Dainkund Peak. The trip itself is a visual joy, with views of the beautiful scenery showing at every curve. After parking your bike at Dainkund Peak’s base, get ready for a quick hike to the peak.

All age groups can enjoy this largely simple trip, which makes it an ideal trip for both nature lovers and families. The journey’s high point is arriving at Dainkund Peak, popularly referred to as the “Singing Hill.”

The hill got its musical name, so the story goes, from the soft breeze that blows through the trees and produces a lovely echo. Take a moment to feel the outstanding views of the Himalayan ranges and the beautiful valleys below. After that we came back at down and take our bike and move towards Khajjiar.

2. Khajjiar (Dalhousie places to visit)

Khajjiar, also known as the “Mini Switzerland of India,” is a lovely hill station situated away among the beautiful Himachal Pradesh highlands. The wonderful beauty and quiet atmosphere of Khajjiar, with its green meadows, deep forests, and a small lake, attract visitors. Together, let’s take a virtual tour to discover this wonderful location.

So after around 40 minutes of riding a bike we reach at Khajjiar and we enter inside and and enjoyed at their then at there only we do our lunch and taking rest and felling the nature and the environment of the khajjiar.

Then we took h horse ride at their we are having so much fun at there and then we decided to go for a new destination Kalatop. After taking a horse ride we take our bike and start riding to reach at Kalatop we have not much time we have to cover all the places as soon as possible because we came late at Dalhousie and there was not having a street light also because of the mountains so we have to came back before dark.

3. Kalatop (Dalhousie places to visit)

Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary is a wildlife haven, covering an estimated 30 square kilometers. The Kalatop Rest House, a guesthouse from the colonial era situated away among lush vegetation and providing beautiful views of the neighboring valleys and snow-capped peaks, is the inspiration behind the sanctuary’s name.

In addition to providing a safe sanctuary for wildlife, Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary plays an important role to conservation efforts. The Himachal Pradesh Forest is in charge of managing the sanctuary.

Thank you to Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary, bringing with you memories of its peaceful beauty and wildness, as the sun sets behind the snow-capped peaks. We take a photo at their and enjoying the view of Himalayas mountain and the we decided to go back to our hotel and take rest after that we cam back to mall road at night and and enjoyed at their also then after 2 hours we came back have snack and tea with the beautiful sunset and take rest.

After that we went to mall road we ride bike at there also around night at 8 O’clock we go to that rental bike shop and give back to him and came back at mall road had a dinner and went to hotel again and got sleep.

2nd Day in Dalhousie (Dalhousie places to visit)

On 16 January 2024 we went to Padri Jot around 120 away from the Dalhousie to see snow because in Dalhousie there was no snowfall been done at their we do a car for rent and went at Padri Jot to see a snowfall but in between we see a Chamera Lake.

1. Chamera Lake (Dalhousie places to visit)

Chamera Lake is a man-made reservoir created by the Chamera Dam on the Ravi River, and it is situated at a height of approximately 1,700 meters above sea level. The lake’s blue waters mirror the blue sky, producing an attracting scene that captivates visitors amidst its lush green hills and deep forests.

Enjoying water sports and boating in the serene surroundings is one of the best things about Chamera Lake. Hire a motorboat, paddle boat, or rowboat and enjoy the lake’s calm waters while taking in the large views of the surroundings.

In addition, adventurers can test their will in thrilling activities like river rafting and kayaking, which provide an incredible view of the Himalayan foothills.

2. Padri Jot (Dalhousie places to visit)

At next early morning we got fresh up and get ready to see snowfall at the first time we all are so excited and start our journey by car we all are exploring roads mountains and felling the nature vibes in between the way of Padri Jot.

Before reaching Padri Jot there will be a check in border because from the the Jammu and Kashmir started so you have to give you aadhar card to the army man they note it down and then yau can pass the border.

Padri Jot, with its rough surfaces, amazing views and a lot of species, provides people with an unforgettable trekking experience in the heart of the beautiful Himalayas. This undiscovered treasure offers an amazing experience that will inspire and refre0sh you, whatever your level of experience level as a hiker or adventurer.

At there we play with snow enjoy make video clips for reels and click photos an enjoy alot at this place the snow was very soft for the first time we see it. Then after a long time we gat back to the car and get back to Dalhousie at night we reach at the hotel and get rest then we get fresh and do our dinner.

After the we say to hotel manager to make a bornfire at the terrace of the hotel at late night and we order a pizza and fries again from the hotel and smoking hukkah and felling the cold breeze and the after some time the fire went out and we all feeling cold and and run to the hotel room and got sleep.

3rd last day in Dalhousie (Dalhousie places to visit)

On 17 January 2024 we woke up very early in the morning to start a trek at a mountain Ganji Pahari.

1. Ganji Pahari (Dalhousie places to visit)

We have a breakfast and leave hotel and by walking we across 3.5km by walking because at morning there was no taxi or cab available at their finally around 30 minutes we reach qt the destination where we have to start trekking. Now at there we take a break and have wome water and start trekking the Ganji Pahari trek of 3.5 km at the top we get very tired to reach at the top because its very difficult to climb without ladder we take 3 hours to reach at the top and see 360 degree view at the top and take photos and make videos at there.

Now we decided to go back to hotel because we have to reach Pathankot station to go back to our home town Prayagraj when we are coming back all the activities shop are opened which held on mountains so at there we take a India’ s largest zip line at there we enjoyed so much and we sacred before taking it but we had that zip line and it was an amazing and the the top the view was incredible.

Then we again comming back down to mountain and went to hotel packup our baggage and take a bus reach at the main stop of Dalhousie Bani Khet and at there we book a car to take us pathankot station and at around 4 O’clock we reach at the station we see that our train was late so we stay at there and wating gor our train and after 6 hours the train reach at the Pathankot station and we took a train and went back to our home city Prayagraj.

More Places to visit in Dalhousie

1. Panchpula (Dalhousie places to visit)

One of Best (Dalhousie places to visit) is Panchpula. Situated around 3 miles from Dalhousie, this location is a popular tourist destination. It is a mother stream that supplies water to several other bodies of water as it travels through different areas of Dalhousie.

Originating north of Dainkund, Panchpula is known for both its historical significance and its attractive scenery. To honor the great revolutionary Sardar Ajit Singh, a Samadhi has been constructed. Don’t forget to enjoy the delicious local food while you’re here.

2. Sach Pass (Dalhousie places to visit)

Sach Pass is located near Sach town, in the Chamba District, about 15 miles from Killar. At an elevation of around 14,500 feet, this Pass connects Chamba, the district capital, with the huge Pangi tribal valley.

The Pangi Valley is the most secluded and attractive valley, and there is an amazing walking track that leads there. It has been blessed with a beautiful scenery, rough terrain, and a variety of hiking possibilities for hikers. 

The Sach Pass walking track passes through green plantations, snow-capped peaks, and deep forests. So come on all of you thrill-seekers and explorers, and face Dalhousie’s risky Sach Pass.

3. Satdhara Waterfall (Dalhousie places to visit)

The Satdhara waterfall, which is located 2035 meters above sea level, gives all of its visitors a peaceful setting and fantastic weather. ‘A combination of seven streams’ is what the name Satdhara means. It is reported that the water from this waterfall has beneficial effects.

Based on the Panchpula road, the Satdhara falls are a stunning destination for travelers to spend time at with their loved ones. It is among the most well-known tourist destinations in Dalhousie. One might just go sightseeing or organize a picnic for the whole family.

4. Mall Road Dalhousie (Dalhousie places to visit)

One of the most famous (Dalhousie places to visit) for Shopping is Mall Road, where you can get anything from toys to Kashmiri shawls. On the route, there are many restaurants, pubs, clubs, lodging facilities, and banks.

Taking in the lovely scenery, shopping for gifts, and eating in their favorite delicious foods, visitors like spending the day strolling peacefully down the winding route. It’s a great place to hang around with friends, check out tiny gift stores, buy handcrafted goods, and take in the local artistry.

If you enjoy coffee, treat yourself to a cup of joy at one of the many charming tiny coffee shops. Enjoying these activities in the middle of nature is particularly relaxing because the road is situated in the middle of number of tiny hills.

5. Bakrota Hills (Dalhousie places to visit)

One of the most visited sites in Dalhousie is the magnificent Bakrota Hills. Bakrota Hills, which is only 5 km away from Dalhousie, provides an attractive view of calm surroundings with a lot of green oak, pine, and deodar trees. 

Bakrota Hills is the ideal place to walk and provides an amazing view of the snow-capped mountains. Breathe in the clean air of its forever beauty and unmatched attractiveness as you stroll over the unique and appealing Bakrota Hills. 

If one can withstand the freezing conditions, they should think about going to Bakrota Hills in the winter. It snows a little bit throughout the winter, so this gorgeous hill station is completely covered in white beauty. Summertime is the ideal time of year to see the Bakrota Hills.

6. Chamba (places to visit in dalhousie in 2 days)

The colorful and energetic town of Chamba is located on the Ravi River’s bank. It’s a little town in the beautiful Himachal Pradesh valley. Located in the heart of the Shivalik Ranges, this wonderfully historic village includes stunning medieval meadows, and lakes.

Because of its height, Chamba Town enjoys a good range of temperatures—neither too hot nor too cold. Occasionally, a fresh wind may blow across the town. Chamba has a timeless appeal and a peaceful setting due to its relaxed lifestyle that doesn’t appear to have caught up with the rest of the world. This little town is well-known for its colorful fairs and festivals. The brightness of the Chamba town draws the whole Dalhousie crowd towards it.

Conclusion

Travelers who enjoy adventure, history, and scenic beauty will find a state of in Dalhousie. This town offers something for everyone with its amazing views of the Himalayan range, green valleys, and colonial-era buildings. 

Dalhousie must-see spots provide a unique and positive experience. It might include the Panchpula trekking paths and the adventure destination Dainkund Peak. If travelers plan ahead and prepare properly, they may enjoy these well-liked tourist spots all year round. Dalhousie insures that you will have an amazing experience and go with memorable travel memories.

So, pack your bags and head to this beautiful Himachal Pradesh hill station to discover its unique charm and beauty. Hope you guy’s like this blog. Thank you for visiting our website LgsTravellers. Stay tunned with us to read our exciting blogs.

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