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Suspension bridge

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In McLeod Ganj, feel free to approach the monks and discuss philosophy together in the temple courtyard. Inspiration for both sides. Afterward, enjoy a Tibetan apple pie that tastes similar to grandma's Swabian apple pie.

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Dharamshala is the center of Buddhism and the exile of the 14th Tibetan Dalai Lama since 1959. His Holiness is also home to a large community of Tibetan refugees. This area lies on the border of the Himalayas and translates to "refuge". It is home to the Kangra Art Museum, which houses miniature paintings from the Kangra school, examples of local embroidery and traditional costumes, and photos of Kangra devastated by the 1905 earthquake.

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Dharamshala is the center of Buddhism and the exile of the 14th Tibetan Dalai Lama since 1959. His Holiness is also home to a large community of Tibetan refugees. This area lies on the border of the Himalayas and translates to "refuge". It is home to the Kangra Art Museum, which houses miniature paintings from the Kangra school, examples of local embroidery and traditional costumes, and photos of Kangra devastated by the 1905 earthquake.

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Dharamshala is the center of Buddhism and the exile of the 14th Tibetan Dalai Lama since 1959. His Holiness is also home to a large community of Tibetan refugees. This area lies on the border of the Himalayas and translates to "refuge". It is home to the Kangra Art Museum, which houses miniature paintings from the Kangra school, examples of local embroidery and traditional costumes, and photos of Kangra devastated by the 1905 earthquake.

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Dharamshala is the center of Buddhism and the exile of the 14th Tibetan Dalai Lama since 1959. His Holiness is also home to a large community of Tibetan refugees. This area lies on the border of the Himalayas and translates to "refuge". It is home to the Kangra Art Museum, which houses miniature paintings from the Kangra school, examples of local embroidery and traditional costumes, and photos of Kangra devastated by the 1905 earthquake.

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Dharamshala is the center of Buddhism and the exile of the 14th Tibetan Dalai Lama since 1959. His Holiness is also home to a large community of Tibetan refugees. This area lies on the border of the Himalayas and translates to "refuge". It is home to the Kangra Art Museum, which houses miniature paintings from the Kangra school, examples of local embroidery and traditional costumes, and photos of Kangra devastated by the 1905 earthquake.

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Dharamshala is the center of Buddhism and the exile of the 14th Tibetan Dalai Lama since 1959. His Holiness is also home to a large community of Tibetan refugees. This area lies on the border of the Himalayas and translates to "refuge". It is home to the Kangra Art Museum, which houses miniature paintings from the Kangra school, examples of local embroidery and traditional costumes, and photos of Kangra devastated by the 1905 earthquake.

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Rani Pokhari, also known as Queen's Pond, is a historic artificial pond. It is square in shape and surrounded by stone serpents, the naga, which are considered guardians. Hindus and Buddhists revere the site; it is considered sacred.

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Dharamsala is a relatively small city in northern India that became famous as the exiled seat of the Tibetan Dalai Lama. Tenzin Gyamtso left Tibet after a failed anti-Chinese uprising and found his exile here, in Dharamsala.

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A short walk takes you from the center of Dharmasala to the waterfalls.

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beautiful view of the city of Dharmasala!!!

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Dharamshala is the center of Buddhism and the exile of the 14th Tibetan Dalai Lama since 1959. His Holiness is also home to a large community of Tibetan refugees. This area lies on the border of the Himalayas and translates to "refuge". It is home to the Kangra Art Museum, which houses miniature paintings from the Kangra school, examples of local embroidery and traditional costumes, and photos of Kangra devastated by the 1905 earthquake.

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Best to wear good footwear. Easy to find the way. You can swim at the waterfall, there are multiple spots. You can come with a tuktuk or taxi to the starting point, or just walk. You walk the same path back. Some cafés are on the way.

Situated right at the centre of Kathmandu valley, this bustling market place attracts shoppers from all over Kathmandu because of the tremendous variety of merchandise sold here, ranging from food, spices, pottery, clothes, jewellery and many more things.

High-altitude district of Dharamshala

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Taleju Temple was built in 1671 during the reign of King Srinivasa Malla, the fifth Malla ruler of Patan to honour the female royal deity, Taleju Bhawani. The goddess served as the Malla kings' tutelary deity as her secret mantra was thought to ensure uninterrupted royal rule and was passed from one king to his successor only when death appeared imminent. Taleju Temple stands in the northeast corner of the Mul Chowk (main courtyard) of the palace and includes a three-tier octagonal roof, whereas Degutale Temple, another manifestation of Taleju, stands in the northwest corner. Degutale and Taleju temples are often mistaken for one another. https://www.orientalarchitecture.com/sid/548/nepal/patan/taleju-temple

In front of Mul Chowk, on the other side of the street, on a brick base is a stand with a huge bell dedicated to the goddess Taleju. It was erected by King Vishnu Malla in 1737, the same year as the corresponding bell in Bhaktapur. It was rung during worship at the temples and could also be used to sound an alarm. Some accounts assert that petitioners could ring it to alert the king to their grievances.

The Bhimsen Temple is the northernmost of the major monuments in the Mangal Palace Square. Dedicated to Bhimsen, the god of trade among the Newars, the monument is of uncertain age but was rebuilt in 1682 by Shrinivas Malla following a fire. Later reconstructions took place in 1934, following the great earthquake, and again in 1967. Although the temple was significantly damaged in the April 2015 earthquake, it reopened in early 2022 after a thoroughgoing reconstruction that retained much material from its pre-earthquake form. https://www.orientalarchitecture.com/sid/1628/nepal/patan/bhimsen-temple-of-lalitpur

Very busy streetlife in Kathmandu.