The Triund walk offers stunning scenery and a beautiful view of the Kangra Valley and the snow-covered Dhauladhar ranges. It is one of the shortest and easiest Himalayan hikes.
This weekend trip of two days' duration might simply be completed. Most of us rarely ever have the leisure to explore new places or go on exhilarating journeys. We get the opportunity to see the beauty and tranquillity of the Himalayas on the Triund excursion. The trail is rather steep in some spots, so even though it is short, the journey will surely give you an adventure experience.
Quick facts about Triund Trek:
Start/End Point: Mcleodganj is where the trek begins and ends.
Duration: 2 days and 1 night
Distance from Triund Trek: 10 Km (two-way)
Height of the Triund Trek: 9350 feet (2850 meters)
ATM: McLeodganj has the Last ATM
Mobile Network: BSNL/Vodafone operates effectively in these areas.
Gradient for Trekking: Easy to Moderate
Best Time for a Triund Trek: March through December
Triund Trek Package Inclusions
- Dome tent accommodations are available on a sharing basis
- Tea, and Dinner on Day 1, and breakfast on Day 2
- All required admission fees and licenses
- An oxygen tank, first-aid supplies, and a stretcher
- Qualified professional trek leaders, guides, and support personnel.
- Bonfire
How to Reach:
By Air:
➔ Book a flight to Gaggal Airport.
By Road:
➔ To reach Triund Trek by bus or any other road transport.
➔ You can take public buses from major cities like Delhi or Chandigarh to Dharamshala or Mcleodganj.
➔ From Dharamshala or Mcleodganj, hire a local taxi or walk to the Galu Devi Temple, the starting point of the trek.
➔ The bus journey may take several hours, so it's recommended to check the bus schedules and plan accordingly.
By Rail:
➔ To reach Triund Trek by train, the nearest central railway station is Pathankot Railway Station in Punjab.
➔ From Pathankot, you can take a taxi or a local bus to Mcleodganj or Dharamshala.
➔ Once you reach Mcleodganj or Dharamshala, you can hire a local taxi or walk to the Galu Devi Temple, which is the starting point of the trek.
➔ It's important to check the train schedules and plan your journey accordingly.
