
Dhauladhar
Tourist Attraction
Dhauladhar
The Dhauladhar Range is a majestic part of the Middle Himalayas, located in Himachal Pradesh. This range begins near Dalhousie in the northwest and extends to the vicinity of the Beas River in the Kulu district. The Dhauladhar peaks are known for their steep rise and snow-capped summits, creating a stunning backdrop for the Kangra Valley.
The highest peak in the Dhauladhar Range is Hanuman Tibba, standing at 5,982 meters (19,626 feet) above sea level. Other notable peaks include Mun, Manimahesh Kailash, Gauri Junda, and Christmas Peak. The range is composed mainly of granite, with slate, limestone, and sandstone formations on its flanks.
The Dhauladhar Range is a popular destination for trekkers and mountaineers due to its challenging terrain and breathtaking scenery. The region is also home to rich flora and fauna, with meadows providing grazing grounds for Gaddi shepherds.
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Dhauladhar is located in Chamba, Himachal Pradesh.
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