Dharamsala is a place in India where the Tibetan boy Tenzin Wangdu, his family, and his house are located. "So Funny I Forgot to Laugh" "Wish You Were Here"
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Dharamsala, also known as Dharamshala, It is the district headquarters of the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. It was previously Punjab, a British colony, now considered to be independent. Its location is in far north India next to Kashmir. Through time Kashmir has been known by many names and overlaps into Pakistan and The Peoples Republic Of China. Himachal Pradesh also shares a border with The Tibet Autonomous Region, but there are no connecting roads nearby. Currently, the nearest road border crossing is through Nepal. This entire area is in the Himalayan Mountains, so there are not many roads. The road that runs through Dharamsala is Highway 45, a narrow, winding road. The nearest super highways and trains are located north and east of Tibet. The nearest city is New Delhi, which connects to trains and The Golden Quadrilateral. Dharamsala's area on the map resembles New Hampshire in both shape and size. The population is around 55,000 citizens. Dharamsala, as well as the surrounding region in India, have very close relations with Tibet. There is The Library Of Tibetan Works And Archives, a massive facility opened in 1970 by a Dalai Lama named Tenzin Gyatso.