It is just 4 kms off the highway and a signboard near Dharampur marks the turn off. Built at the height of approximately 6000 ft. above the sea level, it boasts of a huge play field where Durand Cup football matches used to be played.

Though a modest hill station, Dagshai is resplendent with scenic beauty and offers an ideal retreat for the city’s exhausted people. Perched atop the Dagshai hill, the Army Public School, with its colorful red and green rooftops can be seen from the National Highway -22, as if beckoning the outlooker towards itself. The imposing buildings on the campus were built in 1876.

Air: The nearest airports are at Chandigarh (65 km) and Simla (73 km).

Rail: The nearest railway station Dharmpur (Metre Gauge) is 5 Kms and Kalka (Broad Gauge) is 28 Kms from Dagshai.

Road: 50 km from Chandigarh on Kalka-Shimla Highway (NH 22)

Every building is associated with the glories of the past and appropriately an educational Institution has been establishment in them.