Six-hour private tour of McLeod Ganj and Dharamshala

• Transportation provided with pick up and drop off along with sightseeing by car • Applicable taxes included • Full day sightseeing in Mcleod Ganj • Transport options available: Medium car for up to 2 passengers, Innova car for up to 6 passengers, or Tempo Traveler for up to 10 passengers • Local English-speaking guide available with transport option 2

• Food and beverages • Entry costs • Personal expenses • Local guide (Option 1)

• Appropriate for all levels of physical fitness.

All purchases are final. Cancellations do not qualify for a refund.

• A guide/driver will arrive at your hotel at the designated time to begin the city sightseeing tour. • Naddi Village, situated at an elevation of 7,152 feet above sea level, is a picturesque location in Himachal known for its trekking opportunities, attracting numerous visitors annually. • Bhagsu Nag Temple is famous for its waterfall and historic temple; reaching the waterfall requires a trek. • St. John in the Wilderness is a Church of North India dedicated to John the Baptist, built in 1852 and located near Dharamshala. • Dal Lake is a well-known natural feature in Dharamshala, comparable to the more renowned Dal Lake in Kashmir. • The Dalai Lama Temple Complex, referred to as the "Little Lhasa of Tibet" in Upper Dharamshala, is notable as the residence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama. The main temple hosts teachings multiple times throughout the year, and the Dalai Lama’s residence is nearby, along with the headquarters of the Tibetan Government in Exile located just below McLeod Ganj. • Norbulingka aims to preserve and promote Tibetan art through sustainable practices. Under skilled masters, it provides artists and craftsmen with traditional knowledge and employment for over 300 Tibetans. Visitors are welcomed to explore the campus and appreciate Tibetan art. • The Gyuto Monastery is renowned for its focus on Tantric meditation, ritual arts, and Buddhist philosophy. Established in Tibet in 1474 by a disciple of the first Dalai Lama, it was relocated to India following the 1959 Chinese invasion of Tibet. • Dharamshala is home to the smallest tea region in India, featuring well-maintained tea gardens across the Kangra Valley, known for producing high-quality tea.