Dharamsala is a hill station in India. There are few domestic airlines
to Dharamsala. All flights land at Gaggal Airport. The Dharamsala flights connect the hill station from the Indian cities of Delhi and Pathankot. The round trips from these places to Dharamsala are made by two Indian aviation companies. The two companies are Air Deccan and Jagson Airlines. Air Deccan operates one daily round trip from Pathankot to Dharamsala per day. The cheap
flights to Dharamsala may be availed by passengers boarding the Air Deccan plane at the Indian capital Delhi. Jagson Airlines also offers cheap flights to Dharamsala from Delhi.
International passengers flying to Dharamsala must transit through Delhi airport. A large number of international flights land at Delhi airport. The list of international airlines servicing Delhi airport include Lufthansa German Airlines, Air India, British Airways, Finnair, KLM Royal Dutch Airlines, Japan Airlines International, China Eastern Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Syrian Arab Airlines, Royal Jordanian, Turkmenistan Airlines and Thai Airways International.
Dharamsala is a hill station located in Himachal Pradesh. The geographical location of Dharamsala is 32.22° North 76.32° East. The settlement is at a height of 1457 meters above sea level. Dharamsala is located on the Kangra Valley in the Dhauladhar Mountains.
The principal attractions of Dharamsala is its Tibetan culture. The notable places include the Tsuglagkhang Complex, Tibetan Library, Tibetan Institute of Performing Arts and the Tibet Museum. The Tsuglagkhang Complex is the largest Tibetan temple outside the autonomous territory of Tibet. The complex houses the Kalachakra Temple, which contains beautiful artistic murals.