Mesmerizing Trekking Experience At Bir Billing
More Attractions in the Vicinity 1 : Dharamshala Your trekking experience in Bir Billing can be made further exciting by exploring the mesmerizing nearby towns of Himachal. This is a greatly captivating town in the upper area of Kangra Valley. The town is partitioned into two to three parts. The upper Dharamshala is called Mcleodganj, the middle is named as Kotwali Bazar and the lower area is known as the Kaccheri area. Dharamshala is surrounded by thick pine and deodar forests along with tea gardens and beautiful hills. Be a part of unforgettable trekking experience in Bir Billing. Dharmashala houses Tibetans population and Tibetan government in exile. It is also the starting point to a number of trekking trails which lead trekkers across Dhauladhar into the upper Ravi Valley and Chamba district. 2 : Palyul Choekhorling The Monastery Palyul Choekhorling also called as the Nyingmapa Buddhist Monastery was founded in the year 1980 by the greatly revered Rigo Tulku Rinpoche. It is also one of the largest monasteries in India and plays host to around 107 monks from various different countries such as Bhutan, Nepal, Ladakh and Tibet. 3 : Baijnath : Baijnath is a enchanting picturesque town and a renowned pilgrimage destination for the followers of the Hindu religion. The primary attraction here is the ancient traditional Baidyanath Temple that is built in devotion to Lord Shiva. You can also visit Tashijong Gompa, situated at a distance of 5 km that is worth a visit. Bajinath is situated 46 km south east of Dharamshala. The temple is on the trekking path to Bir. Trekking Experience in Bir Billing One can go trekking from Bir (2,000m) to Billing (2600m). The 14 km stretch from Bir to Billing is actually a rocky road and it can be covered on foot. The Exact Location of Bir is 70 km from Dharamshala and Billing is situated around 84 km from Dharamshala. So, no more waiting. Pack your bags, tag your explorer clan along and head straight up north to go trekking along the soul capturing paths from Bir to Billing and other places around it.
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