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At a Glance: Essential Visitor Information
TimingsOpen access
Entry feeFree
Best time to visitMarch to June and September to November
From city centreAbout 5–6 km
LocationDalhousie, Himachal Pradesh
Know before you go
About Bakrota Hills
The Bakrota Hills, the highest part of Dalhousie, are known for the Bakrota round — a scenic circular walking path lined with grand houses and offering views of distant snow peaks. Cool, quiet and green, it is a favourite for leisurely strolls.
Getting there
How to Reach Bakrota Hills
Roughly 5–6 km from Dalhousie town centre; walkable or a short taxi ride.
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Nearby Attractions to Combine with Your Visit
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St. John's Church
Historic British-era Protestant church on Gandhi Chowk, amid deodar trees.
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Kalatop Wildlife Sanctuary
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Chamera Lake
Scenic reservoir on the Ravi River, popular for boating and water sports.
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Dainkund Peak
The highest peak around Dalhousie, with panoramic Dhauladhar views and a hilltop temple.
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Khajjiar
Saucer-shaped meadow ringed by deodar forest, often called "mini Switzerland".
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≈ Straight-line distance from Bakrota Hills. The road route is usually longer.
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