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Dalhouise Sight Seeing
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Dalhousie India (Himachal Pradesh)
Description Dalhousie is a high-altitude town spread across 5 hills near the Dhauladhar mountain range in the north Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It's home to colonial-era buildings, including St. Francis and St. John’s churches, which date back to the rule of the British Raj in the 1800s. A trek up Dainkund Peak leads to Pholani Devi Temple. To the north, Subhash Baoli is a peaceful area with pine trees and panoramic views.
Elevation: 1,970 m
Weather: 11 °C, Wind NE at 3 km/h, 63% Humidity
Population: 7,051 (2011)
Local time: Saturday, 8:34 pm
HOW TO REACH SHIMLA
Place to Visit Dalhouise
Jakhoo Temple - Two Km from city centre, this is Shimla’s highest point and offers a panoramic view of the town’s hills and distant mountain ranges. There are spectacular views at sunrise and sunset especially during the monsoons. The peak has a temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman. Legend has it that he stopped here while searching for the sanjivini plant – the herb required to cure Laxman who lay mortally wounded on a battlefield in Lanka in an episode from the epic Ramayana. A variation of the legend says that his sandal fell here. The temple has been exhaustively renovated and this vantage point is being connected by a ropeway. At the top of the hill in the temple complex is a 108 feet tall idol of Lord Hanuman is a big attraction for the tourists.
THE RIDGE:
This large open space in the heart of town presents excellent views of the mountain ranges. Shimla's landmarks - the neo- gothic structure of Christ Church and the neo - Tudor library building - are worth seeing.
ST. MICHAEL'S CATHEDRAL:
This dressed-stone church with fine stained glass has a cruciform design. It is located just off the Mall, below the District Courts.
INDIAN INSTITUTE OF ADVANCED STUDY (4 km):
At 1983m, this magnificent English renaissance structure was the former Viceregal Lodge. Its lawns and woodland are added attractions. Entry by ticket (nominal charge) A portion of the interior is also open to the public, except on Sundays and holidays.
STATE MUSEUM (3km):
This houses a representative collection of Himachal's rich heritage. Exhibits include archaeological artifacts, carvings, paintings and sculptures. Closed on Monday and holidays.
SANKAT MOCHAN (7 km):
This is a temple dedicated to Lord Hanuman.
MASHOBRA (12 km):
At 2149m, this beautiful suburb is surrounded by thick forests. From here, a track leads down to Sipur which is an exquisite glade shaded by ancient deodar trees. There are old temples a fair is held every April.
KUFRI (16 km):
At 2501m, this is famous for its wide views and ski slopes. An enjoyable walk leads up to the Mahasu Peak. At Kufri
Shimla Toy Train
THE Kalka-Shimla rail route, which has completed 100 years offers the charm of old-world travel amidst lofty pines and lush green, misty mountains
The captivating train route connects both places. It runs for 96 kilometers (60 miles) though 20 railway stations, 102 tunnels, 800 bridges, and an incredible 900 curves.
The route was opened for traffic in the year 1903.
