4 Places to Visit in and Around Dalhousie from Aaroham Resorts's blog

Famous hill station, Dalhousie is surrounded by five famous valleys named Kathlog, Potreyn, Bakrota and Terah. Dalhousie got the blessing of beauty and charm from God. Tourists die for a glimpse of this majestic place.

 

People who visit Dalhousie do so to be with nature. She hangs out with them all the time. No matter where you are in the city, the view of the snow-capped mountains of the  Dhauladhar Ranges will always greet you. Clouds hug the distant mountains as the greenery of the landscape is brought

 

A carefully blended cup of nature's finest ingredients. Add a little history, a little spirituality and a little culture... cut yourself a  delicious Dalhousie cake. Every bite is a new experience. The sweetness, spiciness, and texture are exquisite, and it's full of fun. Take advantage of Dalhousie tourism today!

 

It is believed that Dalhousie is the home of two holy places Bhalei mata and Bhulwanti mata. Being the most famous holy place and major tourist attraction, Dalhousie makes sure that their guests make the best memories of their life with them.

 

In this desire Aaroham Resorts plays a great role. This resort is well known for its hospitality, you can definitely get a homely feeling with this resort as the staff member of this resort is so humble and punctual with your each and every need that you can't even resist saying yes to this resort.

 

Aaroham Resorts is the only one that got one of the Pet Friendly Hotels in Dalhousie. From hospitality level to comfort providing Aaroham Resorts made a different place in the heart of their guests.

 

Rang Mahal

 

The Rang Mahal is a wonderful blend of British and Mughal architecture. No list of  famous places in Dalhousie would be complete without this sparkling gem! This palace was built by Raja Umed Singh in the 18th century.

 

The building is one of the largest monuments in the area and is covered with dense greenery. Inside the mahal are beautiful paintings depicting the life of Lord Shiva. You can also see sacred books, manuscripts, coins and antique jewelry. Visit a small handicraft shop selling woolen scarves and ethnic slippers.

 

 

The Rang Mahal is one of Dalhousie's most popular attractions, and tourists love to explore it during excursions to the Chamba Valley. This magnificent palace was built in the 18th century by Rajah Umed Singh as a residence for the  royal ladies.

The palace is a perfect blend of British and Mughal architecture, and its walls are adorned with Punjabi hill-style paintings depicting the life of Lord Krishna. Located in the Sulala Mohalla district of Dalhousie, Rang Mahal  was once part of a dominion.

 

Floating islands are a very attractive feature of the lake. The islands occupy about 21% of the lake's area, while the remaining 79% is water, which, interestingly, is the same proportion that the Earth shares in terms of land and water.

 

One fact that has puzzled visitors  is that the lake is thought to be the epitome of the planet, and the floating island the axis of rotation. The island swims east in the morning and reaches  west in the evening. Locals continue to say that the time for disaster is when the island stops floating.

 

Prashar Lake

 

Sloppy meadows, dense forests and snow clapped view, Prashar lake is situated at an altitude of about 2740 m of Dhauladhar range.

It is believed that Prashar Lake and the temple was dedicated to Rishi Prashar. This temple was constructed by the king Ban San in around the 13th to 14th centuries.

 

Perimeter of Prashar Lake is around 300 m with beautiful flowers and greenery. Prashar Lake is considered to be one of the clean and best places to visit in Dalhousie. Treks and night camping is the major attraction and best activities one can perform in the trip to Prashar Lake.

 

In India, many destinations have mythological names. Mysterious Prashar Lake (Lake Parsha) in Mandy is one such place. Panoramic views of the Dhauladhar Ranges welcome travelers to this enchanting place. The oval  lake with the  mountains in the background looks dramatic like a landscape painting!

 

Barot

 

Surrounded by the mountains of Dhauladhar range, Barot is situated around 40 km away from Joginder Nagar. This place is considered as the best picnic spot for all.

 

Being recognised with the beautiful snow capped mountains, Barrot is also covered with lush green valleys. You can enjoy lots of things in Barrot like walking by Ulhi river.

 

It is believed that Ulhi river is one of the best things to do in Barrot. Because it is believed that walking is the best way to explore the Himalayas. Another one comes from trekking with fishing, camping and so on.

 

Floating islands are a very attractive feature of the lake. The islands occupy about 21% of the lake's area, while the remaining 79% is water, which, interestingly, is the same proportion that the Earth shares in terms of land and water.

 

One fact that has puzzled visitors  is that the lake is thought to be the epitome of the planet, and the floating island the axis of rotation. The island swims east in the morning and reaches  west in the evening. Locals continue to say that the time for disaster is when the island stops floating.

 

Bhuttico

 

One of the oldest and most renowned places of Dalhousie, Bhuttico was established in 1944. This place is immensely famous for its kullu shawls. Kullu shawls are made up of raw materials which are authentic. This raw material contains angora, lambs wool and pashmina.

 

Bhuttico is the only place which got the certificate of ISO 9001 in 2008 for maintaining conforming to the international standards with supreme quality. It is believed that Bhuttico weavers have a trustworthy name in the weaving sectors.

 

One can visit Bhuttico at the time of between 9 am to 7 pm. You can get to see a variety of things which will be the epitome of rich art and craft of the religion of Kullu.

 

The Buttico Society was suffering from immense pressure from  power loom shawls, which began selling similar shawls in block prints of Kuru's designs at a third of the market price. In 1956, Vedram Thakur, the most outstanding graduate of the Institute of Industrial Training, gave up his thriving textile industry and donated everything to this association, joined its ranks and was elected president. We shared his wisdom, his vision, and his struggles. Today it has been translated as "Buttico".

 

Conclusion

 

Being a part of a beautiful world, exploring each and every part is a must for all. Like what is the use of beauty when you don't explore it out. Right now when you are getting a chance to explore this among all then you must go for it. Without any worry of staying and visiting a completely different city which is unknown to you.

 

Aaroham Resorts never let you down with anything. Whether you are their first guest or not you will definitely love that place. Getting impressed by their services you will be going to claim this thing too that Aaroham Resorts is one of the Pet Friendly Hotels in Dalhousie.