By: Travel and Food Network

set amid the scenic Kangra Valley, against the backdrop of the grand Dhauladhar peak range, Dharamsala is a city with a contemplative aura that resonates with seekers from around the world. Famous as the residence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, Dharamshala has become synonymous with Tibetan cultural life and Buddhism.

1. Tsuglagkhang Complex: At the heart of Dharamshala's sacred significance is the Tsuglagkhang Complex, where the Dalai Lama resides. This calm complex houses the Namgyal Monastery, Tibet Museum, and a appealing place of worship. Attend the morning or evening prayer sessions to immerse yourself in the rhythmic chants, which serve as a meditation for many. The Tibet Museum provides an insightful visit into Tibetan history and the challenges faced by its refugees.