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The Dharamsala Buddhist Monastery Tour offers visitors a unique and immersive experience into the rich world of Tibetan Buddhism. Located in the picturesque town of Dharamsala, India, home to the exiled Dalai Lama, this tour provides a deep insight into the daily lives of monks living within these ancient monasteries. Visitors will have the opportunity to participate in meditation sessions, chanting ceremonies, and teachings from esteemed Buddhist teachers. Gaining an understanding of Tibetan Buddhism's history, philosophy, and practices is unparalleled during this tour. Additionally, visitors will have the chance to explore the stunning surroundings of Dharamsala, including lush green hills and panoramic views of the Himalayas. Whether you are a spiritual seeker or simply curious about Tibetan culture, the Dharamsala Buddhist Monastery Tour promises an enlightening and unforgettable experience.
Dharamsala is situated in the Northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It lies on a spur of the Dhauladhar range in the Pir Panjal region of the Outer Himalayas; and commands majestic views of the mighty Dhauladhar ranges above, and the Kangra Valley below. Dhauladhar means “white ridge” and this breathtaking, snow-capped range rises out of the Kangra Valley to a height of 5,200 meters (17,000 feet).The Kangra Valley is a wide, fertile plain, crisscrossed by low hills.
Itineraries
Tour
Time : 10:30 am
Day 01: Dharamsala
Upon arrival in Dharamsala, we are met by our local guides and transfer to a Hotel in Dharamsala
Tour
Time : 9:30 am
Day 02: Dharamshala to Dalai lama Temple
After breakfast at Hotel. We go to local sight-seen
Tsuglaghang Complex
The Tsuglagkhang Complex is the residence of His Holiness, The Dalai Lama. It is a sacred place that holds a number of small monasteries and stupas. It also holds a 3 meter tall bronze statue of the Sakyamuni Buddha.
Tibetan Library
The Library of Tibetan Works and Archives or the Tibetan Library is located at a town called Gangchen Kyishong in the district of Dharamsala. The area, Gangchen Kyishong, is situated right in the middle of McLeodganj and the Kotwali Bazar.
Tibet Museum
The Tibet museum could be the place to learn and understand the history behind this region. One visit to the place would provide valuable information, and almost the entire history of Tibet and the important people associated with Tibet.
Back to Hotel. Overnight at Hotel.
tour
Time : 9:30 am
Day 03: Dharamshala to Masrur Rock cut Temple
The excursion includes a drive through Kangra Valley, walk through small villages, picnic lunch at Tatta Pani (Hot Spring) swimming & river crossing and visit to Masroor Rock-cut Temple.
We start after breakfast and after one and a half hour drive we reach a small village in Kangra Valley, from where we start walking through the village to reach Tatta Pani (Hot Spring). Lunch at Tatta Pani. From here we cross a small river to walk to the roadside where the jeep is waiting for us. Drive half an hour to visit Masrur Rock-cut Temple. Drive to back to McLeod Ganj passing through Kangra town.
tour
Time : 9:30 am
Day 04: Dharamsala
Norbulingka Institute
Norbulingka Institute is located at about 5 kilometers from McLeodganj and has a customary temple along with museum buildings, carved woodwork, rare and legendary paintings, etc. Norbulingka means “Jewel Garden” derived after the name of the summer residence of His Holiness, the Dalai Lama.
Namgyalma Stupa
Namgyalma Stupa is a dome-shaped construction that contains the remains of Buddha, which the Tibetans consider to be a sacred place of worship. It holds a huge shrine of Sakyamuni Buddha. It is a daunting structure located in the heart of McLeodganj.
