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Day 1: McLeodganj to Triund Hill (4-5 hours of trekking)

At 9 AM, start your trek from Bhagsu Nag to Triund (2,875 m). You can reach Bhagsu Nag from McLeodganj and then hike from there. It is a magical experience to walk through dense forests of oak, rhododendron and deodar. The alpine meadow at Triund overlooks the snow-capped peaks of the Dhauladhar, and the Kangra Valley can be seen from the opposite side. After dinner and stargazing, rest for the night at our beautiful mountain lodge.

Day 2: Triund Hill to Snowline and Back to McLeodganj (4-5 hours of trekking)

Get up early and watch the sunrise over the majestic mountains and Kangra Valley. It is a wonderful moment to share with your loved ones. If you want to visit Snowline (5 kms), leave early in the morning from Triund. Otherwise, trek down to Bhagsu Nag village, which takes approximately 4 to 5 hours. You can also stop at Lahesh Cave on the way, and Bhagsu Waterfall will be visible. This is the end of your Triund Trek.

Inclusions

• Basic vegetarian meals (dinner on Day 1 and breakfast on Day 2).
• Accommodation in trekking tents on a twin-sharing basis at the hilltop.
• Necessary permits.
• Tour guide.

Exclusions

• Transport from your hometown to McLeodganj.
• Water bottles.
• Medical expenses.
• Any cost arising from natural calamities.
• Anything not mentioned in the inclusions.

• Cancellations prior to 10 days from the start of the trek are entitled to a full refund(excluding the transaction charges)Cancellation between the 9th day and the 3rd day to the start of the trek will have an 80% refund. Cancellation less than 3 days to the start of the trek will have NO refund. For any assistance mail us at: info@indian-tours.in

• DISCLAIMER:

  This activity is hugely dependent upon weather. The trip may get canceled without any prior notice due to weather or any unforeseen adverse circumstances

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
1. What is the best time to do the Triund Trek?

The best time is from March to June and from September to November, when the weather is clear and pleasant. Winter (December to February) brings snow and very cold nights, while the monsoon (July and August) makes the trail slippery and risky.

2. How long is the Triund Trek?

This is a 1 night / 2 day trek. Each day involves about 4 to 5 hours of trekking, going up to Triund on Day 1 and coming back down on Day 2.

3. What is the altitude of Triund?

Triund is at an altitude of about 2,875 metres above sea level, with views of the Dhauladhar range and the Kangra Valley.

4. What is the difficulty level of the Triund Trek?

The trek is easy to moderate and suits beginners. The trail is well marked, but the uphill walk can be tiring, so a basic level of fitness is recommended.

5. Can beginners, families and children do the Triund Trek?

Yes, beginners and families can do this trek at a steady pace. Children who are used to walking can join, but the trek may not suit people with knee, heart or breathing problems.

6. Is the Snowline trek included?

The Snowline is about 5 km beyond Triund. If you want to visit it, leave early in the morning on Day 2. It depends on weather and snow conditions, and it is an extra walk on top of the regular trek.

7. Where will we stay at Triund?

Accommodation is in trekking tents on a twin-sharing basis at the hilltop. Basic bedding is provided.

8. What meals are included?

Basic vegetarian meals are included: dinner on Day 1 and breakfast on Day 2. Carry water, snacks and energy bars for the trek, as options on the trail are limited and cost more.

9. What should I pack for the Triund Trek?

Pack trekking shoes, warm layers (the nights are cold even in summer), a rain jacket, a water bottle, sunscreen, a cap, a torch, personal medicines, a power bank and valid ID proof. Keep your bag light.

10. Is there mobile network and electricity at Triund?

Mobile network is patchy at Triund, and electricity is limited, so charge your phone and power bank before the trek.