The Tibet Museum

This is definitely must visit place if you are in Dharamsala. It holds very great history about Tibet and Tibetan peoples.! This place will give you very knowledge of Chinese occupation of Tibet and Tibetan beliefs for Dalai Lama. So good knowledge it holds. It has audio and visual display.

Definitely worth a visit to know about Tibetan culture and their invasion by china. This is also the area of the Tibetan Govt. In exile.

This is an absolute must for any foreign travelers who want to learn much more about Tibet! The photographs, information, facts, and displays give an enormous connection for visitors. It is so inexpensive to get it, everyone can easily go. Highly Recommend!

I took 2h to get to know a bit of history of Tibetans. For the price you pay you can learn a lot about culture, history of the country. Must visit.

A must visit to understand the evolution of the Tibetan people. Very rich in information - you should buffer at least 2 hours to go through the amazing consolidation of data that they have put together. No one asked for a ticket when I entered but I put the money into a donation box on my way out. It’s a beautiful museum within tranquil surroundings of administrative Tibetan buildings of the exiled govt.

Tibetan history and culture is well preserved and presented here. The struggle phase is also shown in a great manner. Overall a nice place to know about the Tibetan community.

Clean and organised. It is critical to visit this museum as part of your trip to McLeodganj or Dharamshala. Don't miss the audio headphones of personal accounts to better understand the pain and torture that was inflicted on HH the Dalai Lama and his beloved people.

Kindly be responsible and respectful while going to this tiny township . A very aesthetically located Monastery. A peek into the Tibetan world. Avoid taking big cars to this hill town. Preferably park your cars down at the ropeway and use the ropeway to the township. Use public means to move around the congested narrow roads.