
Map of the Soul
Beginners' course – the journey to your true self
A weekly Kabbalah course: the ten soul-sefirot, character diagnosis through Kabbalah, and a personal meeting with the Rabbi. 4 sessions of about 4 hours.
4 sessions · ₪320A warm Jewish home, open for you in the heart of the Himalayas
Shabbat in Dharamsala
Chabad House Dharamsala is open to every Jew, but Shabbatot and holidays hold a special magic. Hundreds of travelers gather around the table in a warm, family atmosphere — to taste a touch of holiness, enjoy fresh challah and fine wine, and share moments of connection, joy and meaning in the heart of the Himalayas. We can't wait to see you!

Everything a Jewish traveler needs in Dharamsala.




Warm rooms with a mountain view — a home away from home
Meals, melodies and new faces around one table
Kabbalah and Chassidut that speak to the heart
Hundreds of travelers who become one family
In the heart of the Himalayas, in Dharamkot and Bhagsu.


Spiritual courses in the heart of the Himalayas — a journey inward through the wisdom of Kabbalah.

Beginners' course – the journey to your true self
A weekly Kabbalah course: the ten soul-sefirot, character diagnosis through Kabbalah, and a personal meeting with the Rabbi. 4 sessions of about 4 hours.
4 sessions · ₪320
Advanced course — a journey into the depths of the soul
Three intensive weeks for Map of the Soul graduates: psychotherapy through Kabbalah and Chassidut, meditation, movement, and a personal process with the Rabbi and Rabbanit. Yichuda College certificate.
3 weeks · Certificate · InterviewYoucametotheedgeoftheworldtofindsomething.Here,amongthemountains,theopenheartofChabad,realJewishcontentandanewpathforlifeawaityou.



Rabbi Dror & Michal Shaul · the emissaries here
Chabad House Dharamsala was founded in 2000 at the initiative of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, by emissaries Rabbi Dror and his wife Michal Shaul. We operate at two locations — Dharamkot and Bhagsu — offering travelers Shabbat, lodging, a kosher restaurant, and the study of Kabbalah, Chassidut and Jewish meditation.