The waterfall was nice but for me the best part was the walk there. I walked a different way to most people, I came from upper Bhagsu and it took me through this beautiful trail on the edge of the mountain. Took me only 15 mins to get there. Also went to Shiva cafe which is 5 minutes higher than the waterfall, nice views up there and good food.

Bhagsu Nag Waterfall is a great place 100% a must-visit. It’s a short and easy trek. Try having Maggi during the trek; the views and the sound of the waterfall give you pure peace and a lovely vibe. Just feel it.

Nice up hill trekk for nearly 45 mins for me (out of breath due to physical reason). Once reached the place it was a lovely experience. See the water fall, clean water, small cafes. Enjoy tge place for 30 mins or more. Then start retracting.

Bhagsunag Waterfalls is a beautiful and refreshing spot located about a 15–20 minute walk from Bhagsunag Temple. The trek to the waterfall is simple and scenic, suitable for beginners and families. The surroundings are lush and calming, making it a great place to relax, take pictures, and enjoy the sound of flowing water. With the nearby cafés and viewpoints, you can easily spend 4–5 hours enjoying the area. A perfect short trek and a must-visit attraction in McLeodganj for nature lovers.

Very crowded place. A lot of public taking bath in the waterfall. Its not a peaceful place to visit. Although the sight is good from far away. A lot of shops to shop from. Local bags, key chains, clothes, shawls, jewellery.

While the waterfall itself isn’t particularly scenic, the pathway leading to it is beautiful. However, the trek may not be suitable for elderly visitors.

The Bhagsunath Waterfall trek is a bit challenging, but totally worth it! The cold water rushing through your body in winter is an unforgettable experience. A must-visit spot for nature lovers seeking adventure and beauty. Highly recommend!

This place has my heart truly. This a place where you feel like that you are in heaven and touching the clouds. My words are not enough to explain what i have experienced. The beauty of this place has a lot more stories to tell. Truly I have had the best experience of my life.

Triund Trek offers breathtaking mountain and valley views. The trail is about 9 km one way—steep in parts but doable for beginners. Best to start early and carry water. Camping at the top is peaceful.. Gets crowded on weekends, but the sunrise makes it all worth it!

High altitude. Good trek. Nice experience. Must visit once. Visit with moderate budget. Awesome sceneries.

"Triund, tu hai kya view! 🌌 Reached the top in the evening, camped under the stars, and witnessed an UNBELIEVABLE night sky 🔭✨. Next morning, caught the sunrise and OMG, it was pure magic! 🌅❤️ Best decision ever to trek to Triund! 😍"

Best trek for beginners, one thing that every tourist has to know there is a base camp after 5 hours of trek after that the peak of triund it takes max 1 hours to reach, many travel agencies don't take you there so first ask after that book any travel agency otherwise trek solo and at the peak of triund trek you got tent and food. In 700-1000 per person(tent + food).

One of the Best trek I've done. It's a beginner friendly and enjoyable trek, One can complete the trek easily as the paths are marked from the start till the end, But it's highly recommended to book a trek guide if you're a beginner as it requires stamina and support for a walk of around 3-4 hours with enjoying views. One of the best company that offer this trek at the lowest price is Madtrek Adventures my experience with them was great 😃. And If you can't handle cold weather then pack your winter wears to keep you warm in December till March as these months experiences snowfall at Triund Top. One more Important Thing: Enjoy the trek with the beautiful views but keep in mind that don't litter trash in such a beautiful place also don't let other litter too.

Weather prediction mentioned some rain, when we started. We couldn't see anything but fog while going uphill. Even on the hill top, couldn't see any of the ranges. A few gusts of wind gave us a sneak peek of one of the peaks and we decided to stay around in case the weather would clear up again. Rain began in afternoon. It rained and hailed. Temperature above definitely reached single digits. Shopkeeper on the top of the hill said it will clear up in 10-20 mins. Hours later, it didn't. There were around 10-15 people huddled in the only shop above the hill. Along with a few dogs as well. We waited for rain to stop but it didn't. So when there was a pause at around 4pm, we could finally see the Dhauladhar range. Snapped a few pictures and we booked it downhill. Passes along other drenched hikers coming up. The rain came back. It was really not a great experience being already tired and cold, walking down rocks and mud with drenched boots, and umbrella in one hand. We reached the bottom just after sunset, as it was getting really dark. Thankfully there were cabs to take us back to town. Paraphrasing a local shopkeeper I talked to at the bottom: This kind of rain happens once every 15-20 years. Will I do this again? Sure. Not anytime soon tho. And certainly will take the weather more seriously this time.

Not a natural lake. Don't confuse yourself with Dal Lake that is in Kashmir and as it's not the original one it's also not very attractive. Too much to be honest, it smells awful as the source of water of this lake is a treatment plant. I visited in April and it was almost dry with no crowd at all. No need to go inside, you should click picture from outside and look for another destination.

I was quite disappointed with Dal Lake in McLeodganj. The river was completely dirty and mostly dried up, which made the area look neglected and uninviting. It felt almost like a banned, isolated spot, with dust and litter all around. Unfortunately, it was far from the serene and picturesque experience I had expected.

Beautiful site, and ancient shiva temple, onroute to Naddi view point. Thanks Regards, Spiritual Staycation Ghera Road, Matti village, Dharamshala 176217

Mid June 2025, absolutely dry. The devdar trees in the background look good. Guess global warming is causing water scarcity everywhere

Pathetic place. Please waste time going here. There is no lake only muddy waters not worth it.

Worst experience, waisted my Rs.500 for cab. Lake was dry no crowd. Cab driver told us after we reached that the lake was under construction!

This lake is under construction, i m here today date is 13.6.25 only come here minimum after 1 year

Visited Bhagsunag Temple and it was a truly peaceful and divine experience. The natural spring flowing through the premises adds a refreshing touch, and the surrounding mountains make the atmosphere even more serene. The temple is well-maintained, and the energy of the place instantly calms the mind. Don't miss the nearby waterfall and sacred pool perfect spots to relax and soak in nature's beauty. A must-visit for anyone coming to McLeodganj!

An extremely peaceful and divine location nestled in the serene hills of McLeodganj. The temple’s calm surroundings and spiritual energy make it a truly soothing place for the mind and soul. Early morning is the best time to visit, when the atmosphere is tranquil, and the divine aura can be felt at its purest.

Bhagsunath Temple, himachal pradesh Temple, Shiva, How ...The history of Bhagsunath Temple involves a legend about a king and a snake god, with the current structure dating to the early 19th century. According to legend, King Bhagsu built the temple to seek forgiveness from the Snake God after stealing water from the sacred Nag Dal Lake, leading to a fierce battle. The temple complex includes the main temple, a pool, and is near the Bhagsunag Waterfall. Legend: The local legend states that the temple was built by a king named Bhagsu to atone for angering the Snake God after he stole water from the Nag Dal Lake. Temple construction: The original temple is believed to be very old, but the current structure was built in the early 19th century by the 1st Gurkha Rifles. Deities: The temple is dedicated to both Lord Shiva and the local deity Bhagsu Nag, the snake god. Complex: The complex is located near McLeod Ganj and includes a main temple, a series of pools where visitors and monks bathe, and is situated on the path to the Bhagsunag Waterfall.

Amazing place to spend some alone time, and has an open swimming pool too, one can swim in the natural water directly flowing from the mountains.

The view from the temple is breathtaking. It's a small local temple. There is a pool,where devotees can take a bath. Small and quiet place to spend some time. There is a seperate place/shelf to keep one shoe.

It’s an amazing place to visit near trikund trekking point oldest historical Shiv temple this Linga created by itself om Namah shivayanamaha

A bit of a trek to reach the top of the fall, but certainly beautiful. The water is clear & provides a lovely view of the hills

Visited this place, the surroundings are very unclean and it is difficult to spot the place now. Even then, the place is having that feel of the Tibetan temple and monastery. Government needs to be involved and clear out the nearby places and maintain this place well. Recommend to visit this! It's right in the city centre

Kalachakra Temple is a small Buddhist temple located right in the middle of the main McLeodganj market. The main temple is on the top floor, and the area can get quite crowded, so it’s best to visit early in the morning. A must-visit to admire beautiful Tibetan architecture and soak in the peaceful vibe amidst the bustle.

Our visit to the Kalachakra Monastery was a truly enlightening experience! While it's located in the heart of the market, which can get quite crowded and noisy due to the traffic jam, the monastery's serene atmosphere and stunning architecture make it a must-visit destination.

The Kaalchakra Temple, also known as the Dalai Lama Temple, is a small yet serene Buddhist temple located right in the heart of the area. Though modest in size, it carries a peaceful and spiritual ambiance that makes it worth a visit. At the center of the temple is a large statue of Buddha, a common but always impressive sight in Buddhist temples. The interior is calm and ideal for quiet reflection or simply taking in the spiritual atmosphere. Do note that parking can be a bit tricky around the temple, especially during peak hours, as it’s situated in a central and slightly congested area. Still, the experience of visiting the temple makes the effort worthwhile. This temple is not a monastery,this is tourist place with no entry tickets.

Kalchalra Temple in McLeod Ganj is a serene and peaceful place of worship. The temple's intricate architecture and serene surroundings create a tranquil atmosphere. It's a great spot to unwind and find inner peace. The views of the surrounding mountains are simply breathtaking.

A temple dedicated to Dalai Lama. Her5one can explore and can get to know about tibbetan thought of Buddhism and learn more about the gurus.

An amazing experience of my first visit to the Temple. One of the best places to visit.

Tibetan history and culture is well preserved and presented here. The struggle phase is also shown in a great manner. Overall a nice place to know about the Tibetan community.

This is an absolute must for any foreign travelers who want to learn much more about Tibet! The photographs, information, facts, and displays give an enormous connection for visitors. It is so inexpensive to get it, everyone can easily go. Highly Recommend!

Clean and organised. It is critical to visit this museum as part of your trip to McLeodganj or Dharamshala. Don't miss the audio headphones of personal accounts to better understand the pain and torture that was inflicted on HH the Dalai Lama and his beloved people.

I took 2h to get to know a bit of history of Tibetans. For the price you pay you can learn a lot about culture, history of the country. Must visit.

Calm & peaceful. Can spend 3-4 hrs for a thorough experience. May finish in 2hrs. Canteen present. Books & merch available. Space for quiet walks. Very interesting for Tibetan enthusiasts. Must visit.

We have so small time gap till close. Please note, that the museum is open until 17:00, like everywhere. One hour is not enough. For me it spents only for two photo-walls - with history of Tibet and yellow-white «cubes» with short answers of Dalai Lama on short questions. Did not very like one thing - so much TV with earphones showing Dalai Lama on each wall. Interactivity of museum is not means this kind of solution method. Find other way to introduce moving movie. And about history-wall. Mostly things I read on the wall was about when some Lama came, when came another. Less information about relationships with other countries , less details about nower period after 1959. Hope, other rooms is informative and well-designed. For such small nation (Tibetians) good Museum is very important. When we was in it, there is only one visitor except us. Tourists all the day are in other more interesting places maybe.

Kindly be responsible and respectful while going to this tiny township . A very aesthetically located Monastery. A peek into the Tibetan world. Avoid taking big cars to this hill town. Preferably park your cars down at the ropeway and use the ropeway to the township. Use public means to move around the congested narrow roads.