#SwipeRightToTravel McLeodganj is nine kilometres up the hill. It is known as upper Dharamshala. It is a tourist hub. I was able to view the snowclad Dhauldhar, which means wearing white, peaks towering at the horizon. It is not only the Buddhists who reside in Dharamshala. Dharamshala is a rich cultural fabric. Tibetans, Hindus, Buddhists and even expats from various countries who have made Dharamshala their homes form the fabric of Dharamshala. Laid back appeal that is so unique to Dharamshala attracts hordes of foreigners to Dharamshala. All these ethnicities add to the peppy culture of Dharamshala.