Reconnect with your spiritual side by visiting the Kalachakra Temple and seeking Lord Buddha's blessings. The temple is roughly 4 km from the Kotwali Bazaar, and you can take a cab or HRTC bus here. Enjoy the sunset view there.

Before the last light hits, don’t forget to grab some freshly baked muffins or pastries at the famous Woeser Bakery.

Head to The Taste Of India, since 1995, for an early dinner. The restaurant has been published in Lonely Planet for its phenomenal food. You can find various vegetarian, non-vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options.

Return to the well-lit hostel for a late-night game of foosball, and join in on the bonfire night with other backpackers over a cup of hot chocolate and marshmallows.

Start your day at The Hosteller Kareri with a fresh and delicious local breakfast.

Dharamshala is home to many Buddhist monasteries; no better way to start your day than visit one of them. Go to the Namgyal Monastery, the personal monastery of the 14th Dalai Lama, located about 9.5 km from Kareri.

Next, visit the Dalai Lama Complex or the Tsechokling Gompa, five minutes walking distance from your last stop to feel Dharamshala's meditative and spiritual nature.

It’s time to head to the Kangra Art Museum in Dharamshala's heart. If you appreciate art and history, this place is a must-visit and worth every minute. You can experience rich Buddhist and Tibetian artworks, collections of ancient jewelry, rare coins, sculptures, and pottery.

It's time to devour some delicious, fulfilling lunch at Nick's Italian Kitchen serves typical Italian dishes such as cannelloni, spaghetti, risotto, and gnocchi.

Post lunch, head to Kotwali Bazaar for some shopping. The market has many stores selling beautiful shawls, sweaters, cardigans, and other necessities. In addition, you can buy Tibetan-themed items in the market, such as Buddhas made of stone, crystal, wood, and other materials.

Reconnect with your spiritual side by visiting the Kalachakra Temple and seeking Lord Buddha's blessings. The temple is roughly 4 km from the Kotwali Bazaar, and you can take a cab or HRTC bus here. Enjoy the sunset view there.

Before the last light hits, don’t forget to grab some freshly baked muffins or pastries at the famous Woeser Bakery.

Head to The Taste Of India, since 1995, for an early dinner. The restaurant has been published in Lonely Planet for its phenomenal food. You can find various vegetarian, non-vegetarian, vegan, and gluten-free options.

Return to the well-lit hostel for a late-night game of foosball, and join in on the bonfire night with other backpackers over a cup of hot chocolate and marshmallows.