Hotel Valley View Crest Dharamshala

Himachal Pradesh is a showcase of some of the most panoramic Dhauladhar peaks of the Himalayas. Hotel Valley View Crest in Dharamshala-at the foothills of the Strawberry the White Mountains’-nestles snugly amidst natures bounty. The hotel promises to cater, who comes to savour the majestic hill station and rejuvenate his mind and body. Situated viewing Kangra valley hotel surely forms high label of hospitality newly Constructed 25 rooms fully furnished Hotel in Dharamshala H.P where the H.H Dalai Lama - the Buddhist priest lives, the most beautiful valleys In general and our hotel location at top of the hill in particular, rolls down in the Southern Edge of magnificent Strawberry Hills of himalayan Range covered with lush green forest of Deodar trees a with 1700 Mt providing eyes Soothing panoramic landscape with deep attractive view of Kangra valley Himalayan Range of Mountains.

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Places of Interest Tibetan Medical & Astrological Institute Dip Tse Library of Tibetan Works & Archives Tsuglagkhang (Dalai Lama's Temple) Tsuglagkhang (Dalai Lama's Temple) Tsuglagkhang (Dalai Lama's Temple), is the most important Buddhist monument in Mcleodganj. Although a relatively modest structure, it enshrines three magnificent images, including an enormous gilt statue of Shakyamuni, statues of Avalokitesvara and Padamasambhava, or Guru Rinpoche, the Indian scholar who introduced Buddhism and Tantric teachings to Tibet in the 8th century. Dip Tse Dip Tse - Chok Ling Gompa, this beautiful little gompa lies at the bottom of a steep track which leads off the laneway past the Om Guest House. The main prayer hall houses an image of Shakyamuni, as well as two enormous drums covered in goat skin and painted around the rim, which were made by monks at the gompa. Also here are some superb butter sculptures, which are made during Loser. Fine and detailed sand mandalas are also made here. Library of Tibetan Works & Archives Library of Tibetan Works & Archives, down at Gangchen Kyishong, halfway between Kotwali bazaar and McLeod is the repository of Tibet's rich literary heritage, containing about 40% of Tibet's original manuscripts, as well as an excellent general reference library on the Himalayan regions and a photographic archive. Tibetan Medical & Astrological Institute Tibetan Medical & Astrological Institute is at Gangchen Kyishong, about five minutes walk below the main entrance to the library area. There is a museum, library, research unit and a college at which Tibetan medicine and astrology is taught. The museum has a well displayed exhibition of materials used in Tibetan medicines. Bhagsunag Falls At a distance of 11kms. From Lower Dharamshala, Bhagsunag can be approached by road; here an old temple, a fresh water spring and restaurant are located. Further about 2kms. Is beautiful Bhagsunag water falls which sooths one's eyes. St. John’s Church 8km from Dharamsala, between Forsythganj and Mcleodganj is the charming dressed-stone church of St. John in the Wilderness. Under the shade of deodar branches, a memorial has been erected over the body of the British Viceroy, Lord Elgin who died at Dharamshala in 1863. There is a well tended old graveyard on these grassy sloped. Dal Lake The lake lies amidst hills and stately fir trees 11kms. From Lower Dharamshala connected by motorable road. Surrounded by deodar trees, this is on the motor road to Talnu. Held sacred, this has a small Shiva temple on its banks. The banks of the lake are enlivened every September by a fair attended - amongst others - by a large number of migrant Gaddi folk. It is the starting point of excursions and trekking and is located next to the Tibetan Children's village. Dharamkot Situated on the crest of hill 11kms. From Dharamshala. This picnic spot affords a panoramic view of the Kangra valley, Pong Dam lake and Dhauladhar ranges. Triund 20 kms. From Dharamshala, Triund lies at the feet of the perpetually snow clad Dhauladhar at the height of 2975 m. The snow line starts at ilaqa, 5kms. From Triund. It is a popular picnic and trekking spot. Accommodation is available in the rest house of Forest Department, but water has to be fetched from a distance of about 2kms. Ropeway is being installed from Dharamshala to this place. War Memorial Set amidst beautiful surroundings; this memorial is built near the entry point to Dharamshala to commemorate the memory of those who fought valiantly for the defence of the motherland Kunal Pathri A level 3kms. Walk from Kotwali Bazaar leads up to the rock temple of the local goddess. Kareri 22kms. From Kotwali Bazaar it has a rest house for night halt. On way visit Kareri lake situated at the distance of 13kms. From rest house. Durbasa and Kali temples are located here. Dehra Gopipur It is situated on the bank of the Beas. It is possible to use Dehra as a base for different fishing areas like Pong Dam, Pattan, kurn and Nadaun. There are PWD &Forest rest houses for a night stay. One can also visit the famous temple of Chintpurni from here. Trilokpur It is situated 41 kms. From Dharamshala and can be approached by road the natural cave temple of Trilokpur contains a stalactite and stalagamite is dedicated to Shiva. High on the ridge of the cave are ruins of a palace and baradari (audience hall) of Lehna Singh Majitha, Governor of Kangra hills during the Sikh rule. Nurpur 66kms. From Dharamshala, Nurpur is famous for an old fort and a temple of Brij Raj. Nurpur acquired its name in 1672, when Jahangir, the Mughal Emperor named it after his wife Nurjahan. Nurpuri shawls are good. There is a PWD rest house for the convenient stay of tourists

The location of Hotel is unique in its own styal.Most of the rooms are attached with single/double Balconies wich provides verry attractive view of Kangra valley.The hotel is situated away from city crowd,Realy a piceful place to stay.