Subash Baoli
One of the most popular tourist spots of Dalhousie, owing to its natural spectacle and beautiful views of the snow capped peaks. A popular picnic spot with picturesque environs and pleasant climate.
The hill station
Dalhousie at a glance
Set on five hills in Himachal Pradesh, Dalhousie blends Raj-era architecture with quiet walks, viewpoints, and forest trails. Cool summers and crisp winters make it a favourite escape from the plains.
Fair Lawn sits among deodars on Moti Tibba — an easy base for short walks in town, forest drives to Kalatope, and longer outings to Khajjiar, Chamba, and the high country beyond.
Minutes away
In and around Dalhousie
Picnic spots, bridges over mountain streams, wildlife sanctuary, and the highest local peak — ideal for half-day outings from the resort.
Panjpulla
A pretty spot where water from natural sources flows under five bridges — a calm and scenic stop on your Dalhousie tour.
Kalatope
Just 5 km from Dalhousie at an altitude of 2438 m, this picturesque place houses a beautiful palace, a forest rest house and a wildlife sanctuary with ibex, deer, bear and leopards.
Dainkund Peak
The highest peak in the Dalhousie region. A famous spot to experience beautiful views and a sense of calmness in a serene setting.
Further afield
Day trips & excursions
Meadows, lakes, dam reservoirs, and historic towns — plan a full day in the car or with a local guide.
Khajjiar
Often referred to as the "Gulmarg of Himachal Pradesh" and lovingly known as Mini-Switzerland. Lush green meadows surrounded by thick pine and cedar forests, about 24 km from Dalhousie.
