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Triund Trek – 1N/2D Camping Experience in the Dhauladhar Himalayas
Triund Trek is one of the most popular and scenic short treks in Himachal Pradesh. Starting from McLeod Ganj, this 2-day trek takes you through rhododendron forests, rocky trails, and panoramic viewpoints leading up to Triund Top — a grassy ridge that offers jaw-dropping views of the Dhauladhar mountain range and the Kangra Valley.
Perfect for beginners and families, this trek includes overnight camping under the stars, warm meals, and a chance to disconnect from the chaos and reconnect with nature. Whether you’re visiting Dharamsala or planning a weekend getaway, Triund is a must-do!
Triund Trek (1 Night / 2 Days)
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Day 01:
Start from McLeod Ganj → Trek to Triund Top (9 km / 4–5 hours)
Enjoy sunset views, dinner & overnight camping
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Day 02:
Morning at Triund → Breakfast with mountain views
Descend back to McLeod Ganj by early afternoon
Itineraries
Day 01
McLeod Ganj to Triund Top – Trek & Camp (9 km / 4–5 hrs)
Your adventure begins in McLeod Ganj (1,750 m), the bustling base of the trek. After a quick briefing with your guide, begin the scenic trek through dense oak, deodar, and rhododendron forests. The trail passes through Dharamkot and Gallu Devi Temple, offering breathtaking views of the Kangra Valley as you gain altitude.
By afternoon, reach Triund Top (2,850 m) – a stunning ridge nestled in the lap of the Dhauladhar range. Soak in panoramic views, click unforgettable photos, and relax in nature’s silence. After sunset, enjoy a warm dinner around your campsite under a starlit sky.
Overnight: Alpine tents at Triund (shared or private as per package)
Meals Included: Dinner
Trek Distance: 9 km approx.
Day 02
Triund to McLeod Ganj – Descend with Mountain Memories (9 km / 3–4 hrs)
Wake up to a surreal Himalayan sunrise. After breakfast at the campsite, begin your descent back to McLeod Ganj. The downhill trek offers a different perspective of the forest trail and surrounding peaks.
By early afternoon, reach McLeod Ganj, marking the end of your short but soul-refreshing Triund trek.
Meals Included: Morning tea & breakfast
Trek Distance: 9 km approx.
✅ Inclusions
- 🏕️ Overnight stay in alpine tents at Triund (double/triple sharing)
- 🍲 Meals: 1 dinner, 1 breakfast + morning/evening tea
- 🥾 Experienced local trekking guide
- 🪵 Sleeping bags, sleeping mats, and tents
- 🧯 Basic first-aid and emergency support
- 🆔 Forest entry permits and camping charges
- 📍 Guided trek from McLeod Ganj to Triund and back
❌ Exclusions
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❌ Transport to/from McLeod Ganj starting point
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❌ Mules or porters for personal luggage (available at extra cost)
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❌ Bottled water, personal snacks, and soft drinks
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❌ Personal expenses (tips, souvenirs, shopping, etc.)
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❌ Travel insurance or medical costs
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❌ Anything not mentioned under “Inclusions”
The Triund Trek is considered easy to moderate and is suitable for beginners with average fitness. It involves a gradual uphill walk of about 9 km (one way).
The best time is from March to June and September to November. The weather is clear, and the views of the Dhauladhar range are stunning during these months.
No prior trekking experience is needed. It’s a beginner-friendly trek and ideal for first-timers, solo travelers, families, and small groups.
The trek is approximately 18 km round trip (9 km each way), starting from McLeod Ganj, Bhagsu, or Dharamkot.
Carry a small backpack, warm clothes, water bottle, sunscreen, hat, flashlight, personal medication, and a raincoat. Good trekking shoes are recommended.
Yes, camping is allowed at Triund in designated areas with permission. We provide dome tents, sleeping bags, and meals as part of our trekking package.
Yes. The package includes an experienced guide, 1 dinner, 1 breakfast, camping equipment, and required forest permits.
Yes, the trek can be done as a day hike, but staying overnight offers a better experience with sunset/sunrise views.
Network coverage is limited at the top. You may get patchy BSNL and Airtel signals, but it’s best to inform family beforehand.
The trek begins from Dharamkot or Bhagsu, both easily reachable from McLeod Ganj, which is well connected to Dharamshala by road.