Hotel Centre Point Dharamshala Located at the heart of the city and with it's connectivity to
all important areas of tourists interests, the hotel gives one, the dual advantage to enjoy the
lush green nature all around. The luxury and sophistication to carry out important meetings.
product launches and cultural events. And to make things easier for business dealings,
Centre Point is within the arm-length of all important offices in the town Bhagsu Valley.
Facilities
24 Hrs Transport availability Easy Connectivity Internet Facility Doctor on Call Room
Services Room heater on demand Fully Air Conditioned restaurant Satellite Music in all
rooms & restaurant Room decoration on demand 24 Hrs Hot & Cold Water 24 Hrs
Electricity Backup Walking Distance Market HDFC Bank & ATM in the same building Three
separate restaurants Beer Bar Own Parking
Centre Point Dharamshala
To comfort your stay and to enhance your taste buds, we have Luxury bedrooms, Internet
facility and the first AC Restaurant of the town 'The Cozy' , Open Air Restaurant 'Centre
Heights' and also a Fast Food Corner for events and small parties.
Package Inclusions:
Daily Bed Tea Daily Breakfast Daily Dinner Inclusive of all applicable Taxes Check In and
out time will be 12 noon Dharamsala is known for its scenic beauty, calmness and serenity.
It has high pine trees, tea gardens and timber yielding trees. Dharamsala is now the seat of
His Holiness, the Dalai Lama. After the Chinese conquest of his country, Dharamsala is
evocative of the imperial days in places like McLeod Ganj and Forsythe Ganj. Dharamsala is
the headquarters of the Kangra district. It became the capital in 1852 and is 125 years old.
An earthquake once wrecked Dharamsala in 1905. Since 1960, it became temporary
headquarters of the Dalai Lama and has risen to international repute as " The little Lhasa in
India". After the Indo-Chinese and Indo-Pak wars, the govt. erected war memorials of jawans  
and officers belonging to Kangra, who died in the war. Tibetan environment has been
created in the high altitude, and more than 3000 Tibetans have made Dharamsala their
temporary home, living mostly in McLeod Ganj. To add to its beauty, there is an artificial
stream flowing, gleaming with gold fish. Chamera Lake Chamba Tours Tibetans took
shelter in India in 1959. In the wake of Dalai Lama’s flight from Tibet, 85000 Tibetans were
devastated. Their spiritual leader hasn’t given up the hope of a free Tibet, but to keep the
Tibetan art alive, efforts have been made to preserve them. Tibet’s unique form of Thangka
painting, woodcarving, metal–crafts and music are very famous. Tibetan works and archive
are preserved in the library at Dharamsala where Buddhist monks from distant refugee
camps come to study ancient manuscripts.