Kangra Art Museum: The Kangra Art Museum is a fascinating museum displaying artefacts including miniature paintings, temple carvings, fabrics and embroidery, weapons, and palanquins belonging to local royalty. 

Library of Tibetan Works and Archives: The library is home to significant resources including important Tibetan Buddhist manuscripts and archives related to Tibet’s politics, history, culture, and even art. The library contains sources that were relocated from Tibet during the 1959 escape. 

The War Memorial: This memorial was built in the memory of the soldiers who fought valiantly for the honour of the motherland. The black marble wall is located in the centre of this wall memorial, where the names of all those soldiers are written.

Tea Gardens: The lush tea gardens here allow tourists to enjoy a picturesque view of the area, with snow-capped mountains in the background. Located at an altitude of 4780 feet, the tea gardens capture the essence of simplicity and sustainability as you explore the panoramic beauty of the area. You can go to admire exotic birds, have conversations with the tea planters, understand their simple yet hard life, and relax as you take in the wonderful aroma of fresh tea leaves.

Dharamshala Cricket Stadium: The full name of this stadium is Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium. This stadium is the highest altitude stadium in the world and the most glorious cricket ground in India.

Namgyal Monastery: This monastery is the home of Tibetan leader Dalai Lama.

McLeod Ganj: This place is located at a distance of about 22 km from Kangra. It is a beautiful town that is famous for temples, lakes, and monasteries.

Tsuglagkhang Complex Dalai Lama Temple: This is a Buddhist temple and the holy place of Dharamshala that attracts every tourist. Its the official residence of the Dalai lama that offers a spiritual education in Buddhism.

Triund: It is a small mountain located in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh and it is a very popular trekking spot. It is also called the crown of Dharamshala.

Bhagsu Waterfall: This waterfall is situated at a distance of two kilometres from Mcleod Ganj. And there is also a Vishwanath temple near this waterfall which is dedicated to Lord Shiva.

Bhagsunath Temple: Bhagsunath Temple is believed to be an ancient temple where Lord Shiva prevailed himself. Hence, this religious temple is a much-worshipped place among the Hindu pilgrims for its exciting history and sacredness. 

Norbulingka Institute: This Institute preserved the literary and artistic Tibetan culture. It offers workshops for people who want to learn about Tibetan culture. 

Aghanjar Mahadev Temple: This temple is devoted to Lord Shiva. The construction of this temple is very unique and goes well with the illustrious scenic beauty of the place. The peace, cool breeze, and serenity around the temple give a heavenly ambience to the devotees here. 

Dal Lake: Dal lake is surrounded by Deodar forest and this lake acts as a base camp for trekkers. Dal fair is an important festival in Dharamshala which is celebrated on the banks of Dal Lake in August. During this festival, you can witness devotees taking dips in the sacred water of Dal Lake.

Chinmaya Tapovan: In the lush Kangra valley, at the feet of the Dhauladhar Mountain range, nestles the small hamlet of Sidhbari, named as the abode of the Siddhas and self-realized masters. According to historical scriptures, this mystical place was home to many great Saints and Seers, who through their austerities, sanctified all the earth they walked. 

St John in the Wilderness Church: Catholic church in Himachal Pradesh is one of the oldest churches in North India which was built in 1852.

Naddi Village:  This village is famous for amazing adventures, natural beauty, scenic setting, seeking experience, serene location, and blissful peace.

Hanuman Ka Tibba: This place offers breathtaking views of the surrounding areas. Also popular as the ‘White Mountain’.It is the finest site to climb mountains as it is the high peak.

Lahesh Caves: The Lahesh Caves hike through mixed forests of deodar, oak, and rhododendron to the snow line is an unforgettable experience. It offers a great view of the beautiful surroundings of the Shivalik hills.             

Gyuto Monastery: The Gyuto Monastery is one of the most famous monasteries and specializes in the study of Tantric meditation, Tantric rituals arts, and Buddhist philosophy. This beautiful monastery with the backdrop of Dhauladhar adds more beauty. 

Kangra Fort: You can also see the Watch Tower, Laxmi Narayan Temple, and Adityanath Temple in this fort.

Indrahar Pass: Indrahar Pass is a mountain pass in the Dhauladhar range of the Himalayas. It has become a popular trekking route from Dharamshala. 

Kangra Valley: The valley is filled with numerous perennial streams, which irrigate the valley, which has a general height of 2000 ft.

Masrur: Masroor Rock Cut Temple is a complex of 15 monolithic rock-cut monuments. It is also called Ellora of Himachal Pradesh.

Kareri Dal Lake: Kareri Dal Lake is a high-altitude, shallow, freshwater lake in Dharamshala. It is also known as one of the most mind-blowing trekking destinations of Dhauladhars.