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Overview

Known as the "Crown Jewel of Dharamshala," the Triund Trek offers a panoramic view of the Dhauladhar Mountains on one side and the Kangra Valley on the other. This 2-night, 3-day journey combines the spiritual tranquility of McLeod Ganj’s Tibetan monasteries with the adrenaline of high-altitude camping at 9,432 feet. It is a quintessential trek for both beginners and mountain lovers looking for a quick Himalayan escape.

Trip Highlights

  • Triund Ridge: Witness a majestic sunset and sunrise from the ridge with the snow-clad Dhauladhars at arm's length.
  • Tibetan Culture: Explore the Dalai Lama Temple and the Namgyal Monastery in the heart of McLeod Ganj.
  • Bhagsunag Waterfall: A refreshing stop featuring an ancient temple and a 20-meter high waterfall.
  • Cafe Culture: Spend time at the famous Shiva Cafe and enjoy the local Tibetan street food.
  • Alpine Camping: Experience a night in professional-grade tents under the Milky Way.

Why Choose This Trip?

  • Short & Accessible: A moderate 9 km trek that provides immense rewards without requiring extreme fitness.
  • Cultural Immersion: Perfect balance between nature (Trekking) and culture (Buddhist Heritage).
  • Expert Team: Led by certified guides with local knowledge and high-quality camping equipment.

Best Time to Visit

  • Summer (March – June): Clear blue skies and pleasant trekking temperatures (15°C–25°C).
  • Autumn (September – November): The best time for peak photography with sharp, crisp mountain views.
  • Winter (December – February): For those seeking a snow trek experience; temperatures can drop to -5°C.

Itinerary

 

Day 0: Departure from Delhi

  • Gather at Kashmere Gate Metro Station at 10:00 PM.
  • Board the AC Volvo/Tempo Traveller for an overnight journey to Dharamshala.

Day 1: Reach McLeod Ganj & Local Exploration

  • Arrive in McLeod Ganj in the morning and check into your hotel/camp.
  • Visit the Dalai Lama Temple, St. John in the Wilderness Church, and Bhagsunag Waterfall.
  • Evening free for shopping at the local Tibetan market and cafe hopping.
  • Dinner and overnight stay in McLeod Ganj.

Day 2: The Trek to Triund

  • Post breakfast, start the 9 km trek to Triund from Dharamkot.
  • Pass through mixed forests of oak, deodar, and rhododendron.
  • Reach the Triund Ridge by late afternoon. Witness the Dhauladhar peaks glowing at sunset.
  • Enjoy a bonfire, dinner, and camping at Triund.

Day 3: Descent & Departure

  • Wake up for a breathtaking sunrise over the Kangra Valley.
  • After breakfast, descend back to McLeod Ganj.
  • Visit any missed local spots or relax at Shiva Cafe.
  • Board the evening bus for your return journey to Delhi.

 

What's Included?

✅ Inclusions
  • Transport: Round-trip AC transport from Delhi.
  • Accommodation: 1 Night in a Hotel (McLeod Ganj) and 1 Night in Tents (Triund) on a sharing basis.
  • Meals: 2 Breakfasts and 2 Dinners (Vegetarian/Non-Vegetarian options).
  • Trek Support: Professional guide, forest permits, and camping gear.
❌ Exclusions
  • GST: 5% extra as per government regulations.
  • Meals: Lunches and any personal snacks/drinks.
  • Misc: Tips, travel insurance, and anything not explicitly mentioned.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Triund trek difficult for beginners?➕
The trek is moderate and very doable for beginners. The first few kilometers are easy, with a slightly steep section known as the "22 curves" at the end.
Is there a toilet facility at Triund top?➕
There are basic dry pit toilets available at the campsite, but modern facilities are not available at the ridge.
What should I carry for the 3-day trip?➕
Pack a small daypack, trekking shoes with good grip, a warm jacket (even in summer), a raincoat, a power bank, and your original Govt. ID.
Can I get mobile network at the summit?➕
Jio and BSNL provide decent connectivity at certain spots on the ridge, but it is generally inconsistent.

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