The sojourn from Dalhousie- Library of Tibetan Work and Archives of Dharamsala enlightens the tourists with the religious customs and traditions of the Buddhists religion. The excellent infrastructural amenities of Himachal Pradesh, enables the tourists to easily travel to Dharmasala, the hub of Tibetan cultural traditions.
The interested tourists can visit the Library of Tibetan Work and Archives of Dharamsala from Dalhousie by well maintained roads of Himachal Pradesh. The Library of Tibetan Work and Archives offers the tourists and the scholars with a wonderful opportunity to be acquainted with the rich traditional and indigenous cultural heritage of the Buddhists religious community.
Situated in Mc Leodganj of Dharamsala, the Library of Tibetan Work and Archives boasts of a vast reserve of 80,000 religious texts, journals, books, beautiful statues, antique pieces of art and craft, and about 6000 photographs. The library draws several scholars and casual visitors as well from far and wide who are exposed to the unique cultural ancestry of the local indigenous inhabitants of Tibet.
During the period from April to September, Library of Tibetan Work and Archives remain open to the public from 9 in the morning to 5.30 in the evening. On the months from October to March, the timing of the library is reduced by half an hour and it closes at sharp 5 in the evening.
The travel agents of Himachal Pradesh arrange several tours from Dalhousie to Dharamsala at reasonable costs. The tourists thoroughly enjoy their trip from Dalhousie to Dharmasala that offers them with a unique scope to experience the natural splendor coupled with the rich historical legacy of Himachal Pradesh.
Last Updated on 5/16/2013
