Our Dharamkot property offers comfortable apartments for travellers who want more space and independence than a conventional room stay. Whether you’re visiting for a few days, planning an extended mountain escape, or working remotely, our apartments give you a practical place to settle in and make yourself at home.
Enjoy the flexibility of apartment-style living while exploring Dharamkot’s cafés, walking trails, mountain scenery, and relaxed community atmosphere. Stay for a weekend or stay for a month.
In the surrounding neighbourhood; walking time depends on the property lane
Explore hillside lanes, independent cafés, small shops and the relaxed traveller atmosphere of Upper Bhagsu. The area is steep in places, so allow extra time when walking uphill and wear comfortable shoes.
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Approx. 1–2 km; around 15–35 minutes on foot depending on the exact lane, or a short local taxi ride
Visit this historic Shiva temple, known for its traditional setting, spring-fed pools and views towards the surrounding hills. Please dress respectfully and follow local customs around worship and bathing areas.
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Approx. 1.5–2.5 km overall from many parts of Upper Bhagsu; typically 25–50 minutes on foot, including the approach to the waterfall trail
Follow the path through Bhagsu village and continue uphill to a popular waterfall framed by greenery and mountain scenery. The final stretch can be steep or slippery, particularly after rain. Water flow is often strongest during the monsoon, when extra caution is needed.
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Above Bhagsu Waterfall; allow roughly 20–30 minutes of steep uphill walking from the waterfall area
A well-known hillside café stop reached by climbing above the falls. The route has uneven steps and rocky sections, so wear grippy footwear, carry water and avoid the climb in poor weather or after dark.
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Approx. 1–2.5 km depending on the starting point; around 20–45 minutes on foot or a short drive
Enjoy a quieter mountain-village atmosphere with cafés, forested lanes, yoga spaces and views towards the Dhauladhar range. Some paths are steep and narrow, making this a good outing for guests who enjoy walking.
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Approx. 2–3.5 km; around 10–20 minutes by vehicle or 30–50 minutes walking, depending on route
Visit one of McLeod Ganj’s most significant Tibetan Buddhist sites, associated with the Dalai Lama and Namgyal Monastery. Explore the temple complex respectfully and check for public access or event-related restrictions before visiting.
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Approx. 2–3.5 km; typically 10–20 minutes by vehicle, traffic permitting
Browse Tibetan handicrafts, textiles, books, souvenirs and cafés around the busy central market. It is easy to combine shopping with a meal or a visit to nearby cultural sites.
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In the Tsuglagkhang area; combine with the Dalai Lama Temple visit
Experience the peaceful atmosphere of a major Tibetan Buddhist monastery. Visitors should keep voices low, respect prayer areas and follow any photography restrictions.
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Approx. 4–6 km; around 15–30 minutes by vehicle
Set among deodar trees, this historic neo-Gothic church is known for its forest setting, stone architecture and stained-glass windows. It offers a quieter heritage stop away from the busiest streets.
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In McLeod Ganj; combine with a town-centre visit
Learn about Tibetan history, culture and the experiences of Tibetan communities in exile through exhibits and personal stories. Check current opening days and hours before visiting.
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Access from the Dharamkot/Gallu Devi Temple side; allow a drive or walk to the trailhead, then roughly 4–6 hours or more for the uphill trek
A popular mountain trek rewarded with expansive views of the Dhauladhar range and Kangra Valley. It is a demanding day hike for many visitors. Start early, carry water and warm layers, check weather and current forest permissions, and consider a local guide if inexperienced.
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Approx. 5–7 km; around 20–35 minutes by vehicle, traffic permitting
A favourite viewpoint for panoramic views of the Dhauladhar mountains and Kangra Valley. On clear evenings it is a beautiful place to watch the changing light; mountain views depend on weather and cloud cover.
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Approx. 4–6 km; around 15–30 minutes by vehicle
A small lake area surrounded by deodar forest, with a temple nearby and a peaceful setting for a short stop. Water levels can vary considerably by season, so treat it as a forest-and-scenery visit rather than assuming the lake will be full.
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Near Naddi village; commonly paired with Dal Lake on the same outing
Enjoy open views towards the Dhauladhar range and the valley below. Arrive before sunset to find your spot, bring a warm layer and check the forecast because clouds can obscure the peaks.
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Approx. 8–11 km; around 25–40 minutes by vehicle, depending on traffic
A memorial and museum space honouring soldiers from Himachal Pradesh. It can be paired with a visit to lower Dharamshala; check current opening hours before planning your visit.
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Approx. 12–16 km; around 35–55 minutes by vehicle, traffic permitting
Explore a centre dedicated to preserving Tibetan arts and crafts, with traditional architecture, workshops and landscaped grounds. Confirm visiting hours and workshop access in advance.
View LocationBhagsu Nag, Himachal Pradesh 176216