Dalhousie is a popular tourist destination in Himachal Pradesh and perhaps the state's most well-known hill station. It is widely spread over the five mountains of Kathlog, Potreyn, Terah, Bakrota, and Bhangora. Established by Lord Dalhousie in 1850, the city still displays many remnants of its colonial heritage. However, sightseeing is only one of several activities available in this area. Those who go to Dalhousie come to spend time in nature, and nature never leaves their side. 

Regardless of where you are in town, the Dhauladhar Range's snow-capped peaks will always be there to welcome you. The clouds cover the mountains in one direction, while the sun illuminates the lush vegetation in the other. The contrast is refreshing and lifts your spirits. The terrain of Dalhousie is ideal for sightseeing; thus, it should be the primary focus of any visit there.

The Panjpula and Satdhara waterfalls are prime examples of tourist attractions. It is believed that the healing virtues of the water of Panjula Waterfall are contained in the confluence of many mountain streams. A total of five bridges have been constructed spanning the various waterways giving rise to the area's name. It's a popular spot for families to go on picnics or simply hang out and take in the scenery. Sardar Ajit Singh, a revolutionary independence warrior, formerly called this place home. When seven different water sources combine, a waterfall known as Satdhara Waterfall is created. The waters there are reputed to have healing effects. If you want to see this waterfall in all its glory, wait for the rainy season to roll around.