What is the best time to visit Dharamshala?

Dharamshala is best visited between March and June for pleasant weather, September to November for clear skies and scenic views, and December to February for snow in the mountains.

What amenities are available at the hotel?

The Divine Hima offers free Wi-Fi, 24-hour room service, an in-house restaurant, bar and cafe, car parking, and a travel desk.

Do you have options for vegetarian and vegan meals?

Yes. We offer a variety of vegetarian and vegan dishes. Our menu spans multi-cuisine and local Himachali dishes.

Do you offer family rooms or suites?

Yes. We offer family rooms and suites designed for comfortable stays. Our family suites are large, spacious and offer maximum comfort.

Are pets allowed in the hotel?

Yes, pets are allowed. Please inform us in advance if you plan to bring a pet.

What is your cancellation policy?

Full refund if cancelled 14 days before arrival, 50% refund up to 3 days before arrival, and no refund after that.

How far is the hotel from Dharamshala (Kangra) airport?

The hotel is approximately 12 km from Kangra Airport. We offer airport transfer services on request.

Do you provide transportation to local attractions?

Yes. We arrange transportation to popular attractions like McLeod Ganj, Dalai Lama Temple, Bhagsunag Waterfall, and Triund Trek starting points.

Do you offer packages for honeymooners or special occasions?

Yes. We have exclusive packages for honeymooners and special occasions, including customized room decor and candlelight dinners.

Is parking available at the hotel?

Yes, secure on-site parking is available for guests.

How can I book a room at The Divine Hima?

You can book via our website, by calling +91 86269 83777, or by emailing reservation@thedivinehima.com.

McLeod Ganj Archives - The Divine Hima

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Dharamshala in Monsoon: Is It Worth Visiting, and What to Do When It Rains

Dharamshala in the monsoon divides opinion. From roughly late June through September the hills turn a deep, misty green, the crowds thin out, and the whole region slows to a gentle, cosy pace. It is not the season for high treks or clear snow views, but for atmosphere, quiet and... Continue reading

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Dharamkot Travel Guide: The Quiet, Green Side of Dharamshala

Just above the bustle of McLeod Ganj sits Dharamkot, a quieter, greener village that many travellers end up loving most. It is where the pace slows right down, the cafes have long views, and the forest trails toward Gallu and Triund begin. If McLeod Ganj is the town, Dharamkot is... Continue reading

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Dharamshala with Family: The Best Things to Do with Kids and Where to Stay

Dharamshala is an easy, gentle place to travel with children. The pace is slow, the sights are close together, and there is a good mix of nature, culture and simple fun that keeps all ages happy. This guide gathers the best family-friendly things to do, plus practical tips for making... Continue reading

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The Best Cafes in McLeod Ganj and Dharamkot for Coffee, Views and Slow Mornings

Half the pleasure of Dharamshala is the unhurried cafe culture. McLeod Ganj and neighbouring Dharamkot are full of little terraces where you can sit for hours over coffee with the Dhauladhar range in view. This is a guide to the best places to eat and drink across the area, so... Continue reading

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Triund Trek Guide: Route, Best Time, Permits and Tips from McLeod Ganj

Triund is the trek that turns a Dharamshala trip into a memory. Rising to around 2,850 metres on the shoulder of the Dhauladhar range, it rewards a few hours of steady walking with one of the great ridge views in the Himalayas: the Kangra valley falling away on one side... Continue reading

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The Perfect 2-Day Dharamshala Itinerary for First-Time Visitors

Two days is enough to fall for Dharamshala if you plan them well. This itinerary keeps the pace relaxed, pairs the must-see spots with quieter corners, and leaves room for slow coffee and mountain views. It is built for first-time visitors who want the highlights without rushing. Day 1: McLeod... Continue reading