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Entrance The backside lawn Guests dining at the lawn Full bloom in the front lawn

Hotel Bhagsu Dharamsala

, Mcleodganj Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh, India

Travel Blogs by Travelers Who Stayed at this HotelHotel Bhagsu Dharamsala

Chairperson in pink

A travel blog entry by amy9979

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We began today with a visit to the UTHAN NGO (Urban Tribal and Hills Advancement Dharamsala Society) with our hosts Vishal and Ramesh. They gentleman described to us their use of folk art (street plays and music) to educate panchayat members in local governance, the development of women, and the importance of literacy. Their efforts to mobilize the …

The Porcelain God and the Dalai Lama...

A travel blog entry by amy9979

I know, the title is a little weird, but really the last 2 days has sort of had a theme.

Early in the morning, I headed out with Brandon, Meghan, Saswati and Sarah to the local monastery. There, we saw Buddhists at morning prayer, wheels-a-spinning in the quiet peace of the mountains. Carrie explained to me that this is just another side …

Home of the Dali Lama

A travel blog entry by harmony_unify

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when i went for my first walk here it was morning. i walked down the road from the hotel. it was my first time being in a town made out of an area with very little flat land.

the hotel i stayed in seemed to be at the end of a mountain and as i went from that end into the town itself what i saw before me seemed so surreal. as i entered the …

Residence of the 14th Dhali Lamaat McLeod ganj

A travel blog entry by libbygtravel

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we left Amritsar at last was ready to move on, back to truck life and a full load. we travelled all day to Dharamsala. In the afternoon we had to off road as the truck would not fit through one of the bridges, and the truck weighed to much, so the driver James had to take the truck over the river. we all got out to lighten the load, and he checked …

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A glimpse of His Holiness in Dharamsala

A travel blog entry by kmartadventure

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... by. A nearby café terrasse seemed like an ideal spot to wait and have a good cup of coffee – a rarity in India. We were joined by Masoud, a Persian man whom we had met the day before. We were there with plenty of time to spare before his arrival, and watched as the crowd along the street swelled from a few dozen to a few hundred people. A jeep tried to park itself right in our view of the road, but thankfully when I asked him to move he was cool about it, ...

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