Triund Trek & Dharamshala Escape
3 days
₹4,200
Easy
16 Jan 2026
6 available
About this trip
A perfect first-trek for the uninitiated. The trail from McLeod Ganj climbs through cedar-oak forest and opens onto the Triund ridge with jaw-dropping views of the Dhauladhar range. Spend a night under the stars, then explore Dharamshala.
Day-by-day itinerary
Arrive at McLeod Ganj. Afternoon free to explore the Tibetan Market, Namgyal Monastery, and the cafés on Bhagsu Road. Group dinner and briefing.
Start trekking by 8 AM. The trail climbs steadily through Magic View Point and Snowline Café to the open ridge. Arrive by early afternoon. Sunset on the ridge is spectacular. Bonfire, stargazing night.
Catch the Dhauladhar sunrise, then descend back to McLeod Ganj. Afternoon at leisure — Bhagsu waterfall visit, shopping. Departure by evening.
What’s included
What’s included
- Shared transport from bus stand to trailhead
- All meals on trek (Day 1 dinner to Day 3 breakfast)
- Experienced trek guide
- Camping tent and sleeping bag
- Forest camping permit
- First aid kit on trail
Not included
- Travel to/from McLeod Ganj
- Day 1 accommodation (pre-trek night)
- Personal gear
- Any activity not mentioned
Things to carry
- ·Light trekking / sports shoes (trail runners work fine)
- ·Warm jacket for the ridge night (it gets cold even in summer)
- ·Sunscreen, sunglasses
- ·Water bottle 1L
- ·Personal snacks, camera
- ·Small daypack (20–25L)
Safety & fitness
✓The trail is well-marked and busy; no technical sections.
✓Guide has first-aid training and carries a basic kit.
✓Do not attempt the Snowline section beyond Triund without guide clearance — weather can change fast.
Frequently asked questions
Yes — Triund is one of the most beginner-friendly treks in India. If you can walk for 3–4 hours at a steady pace, you can do it.
The best months are March–June (pleasant, clear views) and September–November (post-monsoon, crisp air). Avoid July–August (heavy rains, slippery trail) and January (snow on the trail).