The town of Dharamsala is essentially divided into the lower and top. Many travelers know perfectly well that the main long-distance bus station is located in Lower Dharamsala, so that the main flow of tourists arrives exactly here from Delhi.
However, more there is absolutely nothing to do, because only local residents, tourist infrastructure, and zero tenths, and the mountains and forests are located on a decent distance they live in the lower Dharamsala. In fact, all the most interesting for all travelers is located in the upper dhararsala. It is also divided into three districts or on the three settlements - on the main Mackeod of the Gange, and then on Daramcot and Bucks. It is in them that all hotels and all guest houses are located.
The MacLeod Ganges is unconditionally considered the main tourist center of Dhararasala, since it is in him that the residence of the Dalai Lama, which is in exile. In essence, the Macroeoda Ganges is a small Tibet - everywhere you can see Tibetan monks and photos of His Holiness, in restaurants serve Tibetan food, well, in the benches, accordingly, Tibetan goods are sold.
And in general, the local residents of this area are Tibetans in exile. Maclaud Gange is a very pretty area with a stunning cultural flavor. But at the same time it is also necessary to understand that it is the most densely populated districts of Dhararsala and here to retire almost impossible. For a double room here it will be necessary to pay from 10 dollars a day.
Approximately 2 kilometers above the Ganza Macroeod is the area of Bucks. It is more known as the Hindu Dhararasaly district and as a place where is, perhaps the only small outdoor pool in the city. Here, the cafe is served mainly Indian, and not Tibetan cuisine, they also work in the bazaars and mostly Indian families live in hotels.
For those who have already traveled many times in India, is not a secret that the Indians are very fun and benevolent, but at the same time noisy people. Therefore, to live with their families in the neighboring rooms is quite difficult. So Europeans in the Bucks area can be counted on the fingers, well, and the prices for accommodation here are the same as in MacLod Gange.
Daramcot is the highest districts of Dhararsala, since it is located in three and a half kilometers from the Ganza Maclaud and at the same time high in the mountains. In general, it resembles a separate very calm and completely silent mountain village. There are pretty houses surrounded by meadows, fields and silence. Oddly enough, a lot of Israelis live in Darakote today.
And so much, even in the menu of local cafes, the main positions occupy the main dishes of Israeli cuisine - hummus and chakshuk. Many ads on the streets and houses are also written in Hebrew, and in general this language can be heard from each house and almost every cafe. If you come to Dharamsal for nature and for silence, then it is best to settle here. Of course, in Daramcote a few dozen times calmingly than in the same Maclaud Gange. Well, the prices for housing here are a bit low - the fee for a double room on a day starts from 8 dollars.