3 Nights / 4 Days · From Delhi

Dharamshala, McLeod Ganj & Kangra Tour from Delhi

A four-day Dharamshala journey from Delhi featuring Tibetan culture, Bhagsu Waterfall, Dhauladhar viewpoints, Kangra Fort and tea gardens.

Tour at a glance

Plan with Confidence

🗓️Duration3 Nights / 4 Days

📍Starts fromDelhi

☀️Best timeMarch to June and September to November

🚶PaceEasy

Tour overview

A Thoughtful Way to Experience the Route

This compact Kangra Valley itinerary brings together the spiritual character of McLeod Ganj, the mountain scenery of Dharamshala and the region’s deeper heritage. Visit the Dalai Lama Temple complex, Bhagsunag, St John in the Wilderness and Naddi before exploring Kangra Fort, Norbulingka Institute, tea gardens and the cricket stadium. The schedule leaves room for cafés, local shopping and unhurried views of the Dhauladhar range, making it suitable for couples, families and first-time visitors to Dharamshala.

Tour Highlights

Experience Tibetan culture in McLeod Ganj
Visit the Dalai Lama Temple complex
Walk to Bhagsu Waterfall and Bhagsunag Temple
See sunset views from Naddi
Explore historic Kangra Fort
Visit Norbulingka Institute and Kangra tea gardens

Day by day

Detailed Itinerary

Day 1

Overnight journey from Delhi to Dharamshala | Depart Delhi in the evening by Volvo or AC coach and travel overnight to Dharamshala.

Day 2

McLeod Ganj and Dharamshala highlights | Arrive, transfer to the hotel and check in. Explore the Dalai Lama Temple, McLeod Ganj, Bhagsunag Temple, Bhagsu Waterfall, St John in the Wilderness and Naddi viewpoint. Enjoy free time for cafés and shopping.

Day 3

Kangra heritage and local experiences | After breakfast, visit Kangra Valley and Kangra Fort, followed by Norbulingka Institute, the War Memorial, Dharamshala Cricket Stadium and tea gardens. Return for a relaxed evening.

Day 4

Dharamshala to Delhi | Have breakfast, check out and use the morning for leisure or shopping before departing for Delhi. The tour ends on arrival.

What is Included

Hotel accommodation for the stated number of nights
Daily breakfast and dinner at the hotel
Delhi return transfers as described in the itinerary
Private or local sightseeing vehicle as specified
Driver allowance, parking and toll charges
Applicable hotel taxes

What is not Included

Airfare, train tickets or transport not specifically listed
Lunches, snacks and drinks unless stated
Entry tickets, activity charges and local guide fees
Rohtang Pass permits or union vehicles where separately required
Personal expenses, travel insurance and medical costs
Anything not expressly listed under inclusions

Before you book

Stays, Transport and Important Conditions

Stays and Meals

Comfortable hotel accommodation with breakfast and dinner.
Exact hotel category, room type and meal plan are confirmed in the quotation before booking.

Transport

Delhi transfers and local sightseeing follow the final itinerary.
Vehicle type depends on group size.
Mountain routes can change because of traffic, weather, road closures or local transport regulations.

Important Conditions

High-altitude routes remain subject to weather, road conditions and government or local regulations.
Sightseeing order may change without removing the overall experience.
Check-in, check-out, cancellation and payment terms are shared with the final quotation.
Travel insurance is strongly recommended.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can this tour be customised?

Yes. Dates, hotel category, pickup point, vehicle and sightseeing pace can be adjusted before confirmation.

Is this suitable for families?

Yes. The route can be adapted for children and older travellers, though long road journeys should be considered.

Are Atal Tunnel, Sissu or Khajjiar guaranteed?

No. Mountain access depends on weather, road conditions, local regulations and safety decisions on the travel day.

What should I pack?

Carry comfortable shoes, sun protection and layered clothing. A season-specific packing list is provided after booking.

Are monument tickets included?

Entry tickets and optional activity charges are excluded unless the final quotation specifically includes them.