
Triund Trek
₹1,500 / person
Duration
1-2 Days
Distance
9 km from McLeod Ganj (6-7 km from Gallu Devi)
Max altitude
2,850 m
Best season
March-June, Sep-Dec
Overview
Triund is the crown jewel of Dharamshala treks. Starting from Dharamkot, the trail winds through oak and rhododendron forests before opening up to a dramatic alpine meadow. The summit ridge offers a staggering panorama: snow-capped Dhauladhar peaks on one side, the Kangra Valley below on the other. Camping overnight to watch sunset turn the peaks golden is quintessential Dharamshala.
Itinerary
Day 1: Dharamkot to Triund
Start 9 AM from Gallu Devi above Dharamkot. Trek through oak and rhododendron forest to Magic View Cafe, then tackle the steep final switchbacks to Triund (about 6-7 km in total). Camp, sunset, dinner.
Day 2: Sunrise & Descent
Wake early for sunrise over Dhauladhar. Breakfast, then descend 3-4 hours back to Dharamkot.
Included
- ✓Professional guide
- ✓Camping tent & sleeping bag
- ✓Meals (dinner + breakfast)
- ✓Forest permits
- ✓First aid
Not Included
- ✗Transport to Dharamkot
- ✗Personal gear
- ✗Tips
- ✗Insurance
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