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acquaintance with the traditional Gurung culture in the charming village of Ghandruk https://www.md-ezpass.com

Sherpa Stairs are natural stone steps built on relatively steep terrain. The name originates from Nepal. There, Sherpas – members of an ethnic group with primarily Tibetan origins – build such steps, which are distinguished by their careful use of nature. However, they place extreme demands on the hiker's physical fitness.

Great forest. Untouched nature.

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.

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

Before the final climb to the 'Taktsang Palphug Monastery', the path leads down steps into a rock cut. Here, a 100-meter-high waterfall falls deep into the gorge.

On the way you will find this huge waterfall and many small places of worship.