Dharamsala Bed and Breakfasts - Reviews and Rates

Subtitled: So Carole how much did you achieve today?

And yes I know they are mountains but that doesnt fit in with the quote!

Looking out my window I realised there was snow on the highest peaks. It seems it isnt as much as people are used to (another thing to blame on global warming) but there was snow. No wonder it is so bloody c...

Woke up early cos of the guesthouse's stupid 24hr check out policy, stored by bag and basically killed 5hrs with coffees, reading and internet. At half 3 got everything together and went to the guesthouse, where i booked my ticket, and waited there for a while, chatting to some old japanese dude. Was shown to where my bus was supposed to come, a...

Dharamsala (or Mcleod Ganj, which is where tourists and monks alike tend to stay) is a pretty touristy place. Although it's got a nice location up in the low Himalayan hills, it's only really interesting for the fact that the Tibetan government (in exile) and a sizeable Tibetan community are based here. I only stayed a few days there with travel...

Well, after a week of serious r&r in the Tibetan-Himalayan hamlet of Dharamsala, we decided to head for "greener" pastures. After much socializing with the throngs of fellow (though some far more intrepid) travelers who inhabit the villages in these hills, we found that this place is almost too nice. India should hurt more than this! It was a gr...