Perched at a height of 2755 meters above ocean level, 'Dainkund Peak' is the most noteworthy crest in Dalhousie and a renowned site for experience devotees and trekkers. The name Dainkund is accepted to have been gotten from two words – 'Dain' and 'Kund', which signifies 'place of the witches'. Today, the pinnacle is a prominent trekking goal in Dalhousie and is flanked by flawless Himalayas, offering charming perspectives of the lavish covered knolls, verdant woods and excellent Ravi, Chenab and Beas Rivers winding their routes through the valley beneath. When you are at the highest point of the pinnacle, center your ears around tuning in to the melodic ensemble made by the breeze moving through trees and slopes – you will likewise know why the pinnacle is additionally called as the 'Singing Hill'. Prior to beginning your drop from the pinnacle, try to pay praise at a little antiquated sanctuary on the best, devoted to Pholani Devi.