Subhash Baoli
About
Located at a distance of 1 kilometer from Dalhousie is the picturesque site of Subhash Badoli.
The place has been named Subhash Chandra Bose, the famous freedom
fighter had spent a lot of time in the region in the year 1937. Subhash
Badoli is a charismatic spot circumscribed by huge towering trees. The
natural spectacle of the place makes is one of the most popular tourist
spots in Dalhousie.
- Hill Station: True
- Religus: False
- Honeymoon: True
- SeeBeach: True
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Subhash
Badoli is famous for the captivating view of the snow capped peaks that
it offers. It is here that Subhash Chandra Bose sat and meditated
during his stay at Dalhousie. The same historical location is now
provided with seating arrangements where tourists can sit and enjoy the
natural panorama of the overlooking mountains which gives a canvas like
feeling. The majestic mountains and the canopy of the blue sky
reverberates the memory of the great hero of Indian independence.
Norwood Paramdham
About
The Norwood Paramdham is
a wonderful house with enormous religious and social importance.
Nestled amidst enchanting natural landscapes, surrounded by hills and
deodar forests, the Norwood Paramdham is situated on Bakrota Hill of
Dalhousie Town. Locally known as the Kainth Wali Kothi, the Norwood
Paramdham of Dalhousie lies within 5 kilometers of Gandhi Chowk.
- Hill Station: True
- Religus: False
- Honeymoon: True
- SeeBeach: False
Other
Swami
Satyanand breathed his last in 1960 and since then the place is called
the Param Dham. It is also known as the Ram Ashram. Bhagat Hans Raj Ji, a
follower of the Guru, organizes regular meetings of the Satsang in
Norwood Paramdham. During these bi-annual meetings, thousands of
devotees visit the town. The Norwood Paramdham of Dalhousie accommodates
more than 250 people during the Satsangs.
Norwood Paramdham
About
The Norwood Paramdham is
a wonderful house with enormous religious and social importance.
Nestled amidst enchanting natural landscapes, surrounded by hills and
deodar forests, the Norwood Paramdham is situated on Bakrota Hill of
Dalhousie Town. Locally known as the Kainth Wali Kothi, the Norwood
Paramdham of Dalhousie lies within 5 kilometers of Gandhi Chowk.
- Hill Station: True
- Religus: False
- Honeymoon: True
- SeeBeach: False
Other
Swami
Satyanand breathed his last in 1960 and since then the place is called
the Param Dham. It is also known as the Ram Ashram. Bhagat Hans Raj Ji, a
follower of the Guru, organizes regular meetings of the Satsang in
Norwood Paramdham. During these bi-annual meetings, thousands of
devotees visit the town. The Norwood Paramdham of Dalhousie accommodates
more than 250 people during the Satsangs.
Norwood Paramdham
About
The Norwood Paramdham is
a wonderful house with enormous religious and social importance.
Nestled amidst enchanting natural landscapes, surrounded by hills and
deodar forests, the Norwood Paramdham is situated on Bakrota Hill of
Dalhousie Town. Locally known as the Kainth Wali Kothi, the Norwood
Paramdham of Dalhousie lies within 5 kilometers of Gandhi Chowk.
- Hill Station: True
- Religus: False
- Honeymoon: True
- SeeBeach: False
Other
Swami
Satyanand breathed his last in 1960 and since then the place is called
the Param Dham. It is also known as the Ram Ashram. Bhagat Hans Raj Ji, a
follower of the Guru, organizes regular meetings of the Satsang in
Norwood Paramdham. During these bi-annual meetings, thousands of
devotees visit the town. The Norwood Paramdham of Dalhousie accommodates
more than 250 people during the Satsangs.
Shivkul
About
One of the famous religious and tourism destinations of Dalhousie is the wonderful Ashram of Vimala Thakur – Shivkul.
Vimala Thakur is an eminent religious philosopher and social reformer.
The Ashram lies between Subhash Chowk and Gandhi Chowk and located on
the Mall Road of the town.
- Hill Station: True
- Religus: False
- Honeymoon: True
- SeeBeach: False
Other
The
Shivkul Ashram in Dalhousie is nestled in the lap of the beautiful
Pir-Pinjal Hills that connects the Chamba district with the neighboring
state of Jammu and Kashmir. Vimala Bahen organizes lecture sessions in
Dalhousie during the summer seasons. The Shivkul is the venue during
these lecture sessions on spiritualism and disciples from all over the
world come to attend them.
Dakshina Murti
About
One of the places of interest in Dalhousie, theDakshina Murti was
founded by an eminent spiritual teacher – Dr. R. P. Kaushik. The
philosopher from Sonepat started a yoga institution and named it
Dakshina Murti. Founded during the 1970's, the main objective was to
spread the practice of Yoga and teach spiritualism through it.
- Hill Station: True
- Religus: False
- Honeymoon: True
- SeeBeach: False
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Dalhousie Churches
About
The Dalhousie Churches form
an integral part of a complete tour of this picturesque Himalayan town.
Once the town was a favorite destination of the British, the churches
in Dalhousie carry the old European charm with its architectural style
and ambiance. Some of Dalhousie's most visited churches are:
- St. Andrew's Church
- St. Patrick's Church
- St. John's Church
- St. Francis Church
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- Religus: True
- Honeymoon: True
- SeeBeach: False
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The
churches of Dalhousie attract a large number of worshipers and
followers. The architectural brilliance of the churches and their
wonderful locations has made them places of great tourist attraction.
Few of the churches have libraries and photo galleries that preserve
rare information and photographs of the old days.
The St. Andrew's Church in Dalhousie is also called the Church of Scotland and stands near the Dalhousie Bus Stand. The St. Patrick's Church is located on the Hospital Road of the Dalhousie. This church is the largest one in the town and can accommodate at least 300 persons at a time.
Dalhousie's St. John's Church boasts of a lovely library. The book lovers and history buffs will get important information on the town in this library. Another wonderful church is the St. Francis Church. One of the oldest in the town, it conducts services every Sunday.
The St. Andrew's Church in Dalhousie is also called the Church of Scotland and stands near the Dalhousie Bus Stand. The St. Patrick's Church is located on the Hospital Road of the Dalhousie. This church is the largest one in the town and can accommodate at least 300 persons at a time.
Dalhousie's St. John's Church boasts of a lovely library. The book lovers and history buffs will get important information on the town in this library. Another wonderful church is the St. Francis Church. One of the oldest in the town, it conducts services every Sunday.
Kynance
About
Kynance is
one important landmark in the tourist destination of Dalhousie. Kynance
is a residential building that has received the status of a heritage
building. It is a private building of Dharamvirs that was made by Dr.
N.R. Dharamvir of Lahore. The building was constructed in the year
1933.
- Hill Station: True
- Religus: False
- Honeymoon: True
- SeeBeach: False
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The
building is historically significant because it is associated with the
great freedom fighter Netaji Subhash Chander Bose. The great leader
stayed with the Dharamvirs for seven long months. Netaji’s health had
deteriorated and he had come to stay in Dalhousie to experience the
enlivening and enchanting air of the beautiful place.
The building of Kynance stands secretly in such a manner that most people fail to notice it. Only a small board that bears the name of Kynance dangles from a tree and is noticeable only to those who have an eye for every detail.
The building of Kynance stands secretly in such a manner that most people fail to notice it. Only a small board that bears the name of Kynance dangles from a tree and is noticeable only to those who have an eye for every detail.
Panchpula
About
Located just 3 kilometers away from Dalhousie,Panchapula is
one of the picturesque spots in the region. The word Panchapula means
five bridges, at it is where a cascading stream pours into and feeds a
number of pools. The Panchapula stream is the main stream that supplies
water to the cities of Dalhousie and Bahloon. Panchapula originates from
the northern side of Dayakund and then cuts through a scenic ravine to
fall into the water bodies of Pachapula.
- Hill Station: True
- Religus: False
- Honeymoon: True
- SeeBeach: False
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Just
where the several streams meet at Panchapula a majestic monument or a
samadhi has been built in the memory of Sardar Ajit Singh, a great
revolutionary. This monument attracts a large number of tourists and for
their convenience a restaurant and a number of snacks and tea shops now
dot Panchapula.
The Satadhara spring falls on the way to Panchapula. The fresh waters of Satadhara are believed to contain healing medical properties. Most of the tourist while going towards Panchapula halts at the Satadhara spring to witness the miracle of nature.
The Satadhara spring falls on the way to Panchapula. The fresh waters of Satadhara are believed to contain healing medical properties. Most of the tourist while going towards Panchapula halts at the Satadhara spring to witness the miracle of nature.
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