The charming Hill Resort also known as the 'Scotland of India' is the district Headquarters of Kangra. It is one of the 80 hill resorts establishes by the Britishers. McLeod Ganj and Forsyth Ganj, the suburbs of Upper Dharamshala still retain the British flavor. The Lower Dharamshala is a busy commercial centre. The resort lies on the spur of the Dhauladhar range and the snow line easily accessible as compared to other hill resorts. Today, Dharamshala is popular world over for being the headquarter of His Holiness the Dalai Lama and is also referred as the "Little Lhasa in India".

it lies near the entry point of Dharamshala and was erected in memory of the post independence war heroes of Himachal.

this small rock temple of a local goddess is easily approachable from Kotwali Bazar.

it lies at the Kotwali Bazar and exhibits rich art and crafts of the Kangra Valley.

the church on the road between McLeod Ganj and Forsyth Ganj has a memorial of Lord Elgin, one of the Viceroy's of India.

it is the headquarters of His Highness the Dalai Lama. Places worth seeing are the Monastery. Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts and Tibetan Handicraft Centre. There is a large presence of Tibetan Community with restraints, antique and curio shops.

the beautiful site 2kms from McLeod Ganj has an old temple and water spring. Around 0.5kms from here is the spectacular Bhagsunag waterfall.

the pretty lake amidst forest of Deodar is 2kms from McLeod Ganj.

the picturesque site is 3kms from McLeod Ganj on the crest of a hill. It affords a fine view of the Kangra Valley, Pong Dam Lake and Dhauladhar ranges.

the famous temple is on the banks of the river Baner with Dhauladhar in the backdrop. On the rear side is a sacred Shivalinga.

the popular picnic and trekking site lies at the base of snow clad Dhauladhar.

the natural cave temple of Lord Shiva has stalactite and stalagmite formations. Near are the relics of the palace of Lehna Singh Majitha, the governor of Kangra Hills.