The Dal Lake is only ten kilometers from Dharamsala. Here, one can see an overabundance of Fir and Deodar trees.
The lake is regarded as a sacred spot due to the presence of a small Shiva Temple on its bank. The water in the lake appears greenish. Various kinds of fish can be found in this lake.
From Dharamsala, the Jwalamukhi Temple is a two hour journey. This temple is dedicated to the Goddess of Light.
In this temple, there is no idol for worship. However, from the interior of the rocks, a burning blue flame can be seen and this flame is worshipped.
While traveling from Upper Dharamsala to Forsythe Ganj, on the way one can locate the St. John’s Church. This church has the tomb of Lord Elgin, who was a Viceroy of British India.
The magnificent Bhagsunag Falls can be located near to the town of Dharamsala. In the surroundings, there is an old temple.
The McLeod Ganj or the Upper Dharamsala is also called as the little Lhasa. This little township has a number of monastries and Buddha statues.
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