Dharamsala, Dalai Lama's home

After feelkng a bit confused about what I wanted/needed, decided with my friend Oskars to go up tk Dharamsala to try to see the Dalai Lama and so I could visit the center Tushita that my brother had so highly recommended to me so many times. It was cold up there, and quiet because the season hadn't started, and absoutely beautiful. We did a course on learning how to meditate, which made me happy so I could connect with an important part of my brother's life, and also enjoy some quiet and space. Niklas was also there and we ha a lot of momos and soup. My time there was quiet, I needed space for my mind and to work a bit kn what was next and how it was going to be, so I spent most of the time in cafes having some nice warm chai. Here's when I officially decided to come back to tasmania for a little bit, to save some money and plan my next life steps. Met some nice interesting people and said goodbye to Oskars, who decided to stay to do a longer course in tushita and tried to get closer to the Dalai Lama.

🏠Accomodation: Bhagsu Namaste (very cheap, nice location and quiet)
🍴Food: Thibetan's kitchen (Oskars was totally obsessed with the place, close to Dalai Lama temple), The Olive's (really nice soup, also beautiful views, really close to Tushita), lha Cafe Ahimsa House (lovrey owner, beautiful, cozy and great food, also really close to Dalai Lama place), Dakini house (stunning views), also food in tushita is absolutely amazing
📍Essentials: tushita course, Triund hike, see the dalai lama if you manage (we were unsuccessful)Weiterlesen