• 2-hour guided tour of Bhuri Singh Museum
• Know about art, craft and culture of the Chamba state
• Watch the wonderful collection of Himachali culture
• Observe thousand years old Inscriptions, carved on the metal and stones
• Explore the beauty of amazing woodcarving, tradition, architecture and natural things
• Plenty of photo opportunities! Click amazing pictures to cherish a memory of a lifetime

Bhuri Singh Museum is a hidden pearl of Chamba and a definite requirement for any genuine sightseer to Dalhousie and Chamba. This historical center has a collection of inventive hill art and sculptures. Chamba King ‘Buri Singh’ was an art lover and he understood the significance of conserving ancient artifacts. He gave the Royal Collection to the exhibition hall. At that point, he employed a famous, British researcher and archaeologist, Mr. J.P. Vogel as a first caretaker of the museum.

Well known as 'Small Switzerland', Dalhousie is a pleasant hill station, which grasp numerous attractions to draw sightseers from everywhere throughout the world. The Bhuri Singh Museum is one of them in Dalhousie, famous for its gathering of small scale works of art from the Chamba, Kangra, and Basohli school. It has numerous intriguing carvings and weapons that depicts the old society of the Chamba Valley. This gallery was formally settled in 1908 and was named after the renowned King Raja Bhuri, who gave his family paintings and different antiques, reflecting the culture of Chamba to this museum.