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1852 neo-Gothic Anglican church in deodar forest at Forsyth Ganj, burial place of Viceroy Lord Elgin.
Built in 1852 and dedicated to John the Baptist, this church stands among deodars at Forsyth Ganj on the road between Dharamshala and McLeod Ganj. Viceroy Lord Elgin, who died in Dharamshala in 1863, is buried in the churchyard, and Belgian stained-glass windows were given by his wife. The 1905 Kangra earthquake destroyed its bell tower; a new bell was cast in England in 1915.

Within 1 km of St. John in the Wilderness Church.
Shaktipeeth of Goddess Chhinnamastika in Una district with a gold-plated shrine, reached on foot through a pilgrim bazaar.
Trek from Ghera/Kareri village (taxi from Dharamshala) to Kareri Lake at 2,934 m.
Main Tibetan temple complex in McLeod Ganj beside the Dalai Lama's residence, with Namgyal Monastery, the Tibet Museum and a forest kora.
Museum in McLeod Ganj · hours: Mo-Sa 09:00-13:30, 14:00-17:00.
museum in Himachal Pradesh, India
Small deodar-fringed lake at ~1,775 m near Tota Rani on the McLeod Ganj–Naddi road, with an old Shiva temple.
Popular ridge trek above McLeod Ganj to 2,850 m; ~5.5 km from Galu Devi temple; forest dept entry/tent fee.
Main-square restaurant with a long Tibetan and Bhutanese menu: thenthuk, shapta, momos.
Yellow neo-Gothic church on the Ridge, consecrated in 1857, known for stained glass and its landmark clock.
Neo-Gothic Anglican church of 1853 on Kasauli's Lower Mall, with a clock tower and stained glass.
Vast ASI-protected hill fort of the Katoch rulers above Kangra town, ruined by the 1905 earthquake, with a museum near the gate.
Shimla's pedestrian shopping and promenade street lined with colonial buildings, cafes and woollen and handicraft shops.
early 13th century Shiva temple
Lake at ~2,730 m near Mandi with a floating island and a pagoda-style temple to Rishi Prashar; Saranauhali fair in June.
Quiet forested suburb of Shimla (~2,146 m) with Carignano picnic spot and the President's retreat at Chharabra.
Sikh and Hindu pilgrimage site in Parvati Valley, 4 km from Kasol, famous for boiling hot springs used to cook langar.