Tea Gardens in Dharamshala

Posted Date: 05-Aug-2010		Category: Other Place to Visit
Author: RR	Member Level: Gold
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Dharamshala is a place known for its natural beauty and panoramic views. People come to Dharamshala and visit places like Mcleodganj, Naddi, Bhagsunag, War Memorial, Museum, Triund etc. The list is endless. Dharamshala is also famous for His Highness the Dalai Lama

Dharamshala is a place known for its natural beauty and panoramic views. People come to Dharamshala and visit places like Mcleodganj, Naddi, Bhagsunag, War Memorial, Museum, Triund etc. The list is endless. Dharamshala is also famous for His Highness the Dalai Lama.

However one thing that is not very famous and known to the outside public is that Dharamshala has numerous tea gardens in the outskirts which gives an enthralling view. Taking a walk to the outskirts will provide you with an amazing view of the tea gardens on both sides of the roads.

The captivating tea gardens fill your heart with delight when you take a stroll to these gardens. It is here that you will not find any pollution. The surroundings offers you great peaceful experience that rejuvinates your heart and soul.

To have a glimpse of the tea gardens you need to come to Chilgari. From here there are two roads, one lead to Mata Kunal Pathari Temple and another to Narghota Village. Dharamshala Circuit house is also located in Chilgari which is open for the tourists. They can come and stay in Circuit House with nominal tariff and neat and clean ambience.

Both the roads have tea gardens on each side with lush green pine trees. There is negligible traffic in these roads and is a heaven for nature lovers. If you wish to see how Kangra Tea is being manufactured the Tea Factory near Narghota will give you a warm welcome. People are very affectionate and they will give you all the minute details and will guide you to the factory. The workers are also trained to welcome the guests at the Factory.

So next time when you plan to visit Dharamshala do not miss to visit the tea gardens.

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