Blossoms Dharamshala

Blossoms Village Resorts, Dharamshala, is in a class of it's own. Situated in a quite and peaceful setting, the resorts forms the perfect holiday retreat for all it's guests. Blossoms Village Resort is surrounded with a very traditional and cultured neighborhood. It portrays the right kind of blend of history and tradition with style and luxury.

Visitors and guests, who come to Blossoms Village Resort, experience an exciting and refreshing rejuvenation that stays in their memories forever. The resort rooms, suites and cottages (a total 19) are a pleasing delight for the visitors. The moment you enter the well-lit spacious rooms, you will be impressed by the detailing of magnificent decor and unsurpassed comfort. The internationally styled furniture and furnishings reflect quaint elegance and supreme quality.

We have a total of 19 spacious, beautiful and stylish rooms, including 4 Cottages, 7 Premium Deluxe rooms, 8 Superior Deluxe rooms that are best in the industry. At a walking distance
is the Tibetan Cultural institute called Norbulingka and also the Gyuto monastery. The picture is one of a cultural Tibetan dance of a ceremony. Ample campus Car Parking
so that you relax and stop worrying about your loved vehicle, we can accommodate 18 - 20 Cars at one time. The parking is guarded and well placed. As you walk across the lush green lawns of Blossoms Village Resort, you hear the sound of water and feel the cool breeze coming for the Dhauladhar ranges, near us.

Adore the Beauty
of the mighty and snow capped Dhauladhar mountains standing tall in front of us. Grab a coffee and adore the beauty untouched and of course, undisturbed. The different blocks of the resort are well connected through staircase, elevators and ramps for convenience of those who have special needs.

Blossoms Village Resorts, Dharamshala, is in a class of it's own. Situated in a quite and peaceful setting, the resorts forms the perfect holiday retreat for all it's guests. Blossoms Village Resort is surrounded with a very traditional and cultured neighborhood. It portrays the right kind of blend of history and tradition with style and luxury.

The Cliff - Roof Top Snack Bar
Savour the scrumptious delicacies at the roof-top Snack bar where the cold breeze from the Dhauladhar mountain range and the Kangra valley silently entertains you. You can even view the snow clad mountain tops from here. When you want to enjoy the food indoors, try out the fine- dinning restaurant at the Resort.

Tariff for the year March 2011 - March 2012

10% luxury tax, 5.15% service tax, other taxes as applicable, extra.

Rates are as per double occupancy

For an extra person, please add 25% of the Rack rate

HOW TO REACH DHARAMSHALA

By Air:
Nearest airport is at Gaggal (12kms from the resort) and Amritsar International airport..

By Train:
Nearest broad gauge railway station is at Pathankot 100 km away.

By Road:
Direct bus/taxi is available from & to Delhi (524 km) via Chandigarh-Nangal-Una-Kangra Which is 12 hours journey.

Distances:
Delhi 524 km
Chandigarh 245 km
Manali 280 km
Shimla 262 km
Palmpur 40 km
Baijnath 61 km
Pathankot 90 km
Katra 257 km

Dharamshala is a hill station located about 17 km north – Eeast of Kangra town in Himachal Pradesh. Dharamshala, the gateway to the Kangra valley, is also the headquarters of the Kangra district. Dharamshala is located at a distance of 239 km from Chandigarh, 252 km from Manali, 322 km from Shimla and 514 km from New Delhi.  The snowline is perhaps more easily accessible at Dharamshala than at any other hill resort and it is possible to make a day's trek to a snow-point after an early morning's start. The ideal location for the cantonment was found at the slopes of the Dhauladhar, upon which stood an old Hindu sanctuary or 'Dharamshala' the name adopted for the town. Dharamshala stands at the foot of Dhauladhar and has a magnificent view of snowy peaks, deodar and pine forests, tea gardens and beautiful hills.

The town is divided into two distinct and widely separated sections, Upper and Lower Dharamsala, which differ almost a thousand metres in height. Dharamshala has a lot to offer ranging from ancient temples, churches and monasteries to museums and ancient towns. All local site seeing can be covered by foot in Dalhousie. The main tourist attractions are Panchpula, Kalatop and Khajiar lake. Panchpula stream is the main source of water supply to Dalhousie and Bahloon.