Spread across wooded hills beneath the Dhauladhars, Dalhousie preserves colonial architecture, quiet roads and an old hill-station character.
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Dalhousie spreads across several wooded hills in Chamba district, where deodar forests, churches and colonial-era buildings still shape the town. Forest trails and viewpoints open toward the Ravi valley and the snow-covered Dhauladhar range. Its slower walking roads and historic character make Dalhousie feel markedly different from Himachal's busier mountain centres.
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