Sorry to know that. The environment and ambience of over all that area is very calming and it does leave an impact if one spend some considerable time there - there are many monasteries there that can help but you need to talk to them directly and they may have some more queries to consult you better.

Divine Hima is very good hotel near norbulingka- by walk you reach in 5-10 mins. I stayed there and it was very good experience- for any future visits @dharamshala - it will be my first choice.

It’s a paid visit, if I remember right it’s around Rs.40. Per person. It includes a free guide to take you through all the sections, wood craft, painting, metal craft, doll museum, the temple, cloth patch work, etc. where you can see artisans at work.

people provide tents for rent at the summit

May is hot and sunny. Not very sure about June.

Hi, Mc Leod Gunj is the area where you need to be if you want to see places. Norbulingka Institute where the Norling House is in Dharashala which is 20 - 30 minutes car-ride to Mc Leod Gunj and far removed from the buzz. Its quiet and nothing to see apart from the institute. After having been there, i would recommend you to plan your stay at Mc Leod Gunj instead of Dharamshala. You can consider staying in Dharamshala if you plan to do a Tibetan craft workshop at Norbulingka. However, the amenities at Norling House leaves a lot to be desired. Hence, not recommended.

HI Venkat, The Norbulingka Institute is open from 9am to 6pm. The tour will take you about 30 - 40 minutes and totally worth your time if you'd like to appreciate Tibetan art and culture. They have a free tour guide of the institute. The free tour is not available on Sunday however, the campus is open for tourists on Sunday as well.