Bhagsunag falls is in Bhagsu, a short 2 kilometer trek from Mcleod Ganj. It is a wonderful 
place for a swim though the water is very cold.

Mcleod Ganj, 10 kilometers from Dharamsala (Little Lhasa) is the new home of the exiled people of Tibet led by 
the Dalai Lama. India offered them refuge and they have converted this hill station into 
a wonderful home for Tibetan art, tradition and culture. Tsuglag Khang, The Dalai Lama’s 
temple complex, is the life-blood of the town. Located a short walk away from the bus station 
at the center of town, the complex houses the Namgyal Monastery (which trains monks for 
rituals associated with the temple), the main temple and a smaller shrine that houses a huge 
gilded statue of the Buddha, along with two smaller, but no less impressive statues of 
Chenresig and Guru Rinpoche. In addition, the Dalai Lama’s residence and administrative offices 
are in the complex. Map of Mcleod Ganj

Norbulingka Institute (Official Site)  
The Institute promotes the traditional arts and literary studies of Tibet, and comprises 
the following sections...the Centre for Arts, the Academy of Tibetan Culture, and the Literary 
and Cultural Research Centre. Landmarks include the Deden Tsuglakhang or Main Temple, and the 
Losel Doll Museum. Facilities comprise Norling Guesthouse, Norling Café, and the Norling Arts 
and Handcrafts Shop where the unique products of the Norbulingka artists can be purchased.

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