Religious places of Dharamshala

16 Sept 2020

Religious places of Dharamshala

“When you travel on the path to find peace, you will stumble upon it sooner than you think.” - Anonymous

A lot of people from around the world travel to Dharamshala in search of peace and mindfulness. “What you seek is seeking you”, this quote couldn’t get any closer to the truth.
That is why the entire town resonates with a vibration amplifying only peace, tranquility, and a calm state of mind. You will find your faith here, your peace here, and surely return to your homeland with a Buddha-like smile on your face.
Let's take you on a journey through some religious places in and around Dharamshala. Inner peace we're ready for you.

Bhagsunag Temple and Bhagsu Waterfal

Legend says that King Bhagsu had angered Shiva by stealing water from the Nag Lake here. To repent and seek forgiveness from Lord Shiva, King Bhagsu built the Bhagsunag Temple.

The temple is a few kilometers away from McLeodganj and is highly revered by Hindus. The water present in the two sacred pools on the temple compounds is said to have healing properties. The best time to visit this temple is in September.
Travelers after seeking blessings from the Bhagsunag Temple can enjoy the beauty of the Bhagsu waterfall. The Bhagsu waterfall is known as the ultimate tourist spot in Dharamshala. The water stream before falling passes through the Bhagsunath Temple.

People can grab a cup of coffee from the local cafes surrounding the falls and watch the majestic waterfall from a height of 30 feet.

Feeling enlightened yet? This is just the beginning.

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