Triund Trek & Camping, McLeod Ganj

When departing for Triund Trek, the last strong network connectivity will be in McLeodganj or Dharamshala. Beyond which, internet and network connectivity is generally unreliable. It is suggested that you inform concerned friends and family members beforehand.

If you wish to trek amidst snow-capped mountains, then undertaking the Triund trek between September and March is highly recommended. However, it is to be remembered that the Triund trek is closed for a few weeks in January beginning due to heavy snow. So, please plan accordingly.

Yes, children can go for Triund Trek, however, some parts of the trek are steep and can get dangerous, so please ensure their safety. If you bring your children, ensure to carry enough water and snacks with you at all times. Furthermore, children below the age of 16 must be accompanied by adult supervision.

Beginners can undertake this trek, As it is known as one of the easiest treks in Himachal Pradesh. For beginners, it is highly advisable to do this trek with experienced trek leaders and take necessary things & equipment required for the trek. It is not a long or difficult trek so, pack your bag according to the trek follow the instructions of the trek leader.

Triund Trek is counted as one of the easy treks and will be a great choice for a beginner. The whole trek is 10 km and half of the way is easy to climb. The last 2-3 km are a bit difficult to climb. This trek is also famous for its 22 curves.

Triund trek is a 10 km trek from Mcleodganj. This trek can not be done in one day, at least it requires 2 days to cover the whole trek. If you are planning to do this trek then plan it for 2-3 days so that you can enjoy properly and experience panoramic views of the Himalayas.

Yes, Triund trek is open then. September & October are counted as the best time to visit this place. As the place looks pleasant during these months.

The weather is pretty chilly and cool. The temperature goes 23degree in the day and 15 degrees in the night. And it is the time after the monsoon, so you will get amazing views of the place.

Triund is one of the easiest treks in Himachal Pradesh. Yes, you can easily do this trek alone due to its well-defined trail. It is a short and easy trek. But I advised you to do this trek along with a certified trek leader and a group of friends. Triund is best to explore with friends. It is a perfect weekend getaway.

In summers, the temperature goes around 25 degrees celsius and the weather remains pleasant. While in winters, experience cold and chilly weather with the temperature of -1 degree to 9-degree celsius. In monsoons, it is good to avoid trekking as the regions receive heavy rain showers. 

Triund is perched at a height of 2,850m(10632ft) it takes 3-4hrs from mcleodganj to cover the distance of 9km. Triund top offers spectacular views of the Dhauladhar ranges and the alluring Kangra valley.  Camping at the top is another wonderful experience by witnessing the most beautiful sunsets and gorgeous sunrises. 

The total trek distance of Triund from Mcleodganj is 10 km. On average it takes 4 hours to reach the top. It is possible to complete the trek within a day and come back to Mcleodganj by evening. 

Triund trek is considered an easy trek and people of all age groups can do this trek who are fit. Triund is not at all dangerous. The total trek is 10km and starting the first 5 kilometers are easy to climb but the last kilometers are a bit tough. Triund is a great adventure to start for all the beginners. It is advisable to prepare your body physically and mentally for the trek.  

Triund trek is 10km and can be done in 1 day. It is also called a perfect weekend getaway from Delhi and Chandigarh. On average you can reach the top in  4hours. The trail is steep but easy to climb. With camping, the trek is of 2 days. If you want to complete this trek without camping then you can easily come back to Mcleodganj by evening to rest and relax. Meanwhile, you can also explore Mcleodganj.

Yes, Triund is round the year adventure. It is accessible in all months. Winter season is best to visit Triund and to experience chilly weather & snowfall. Triund is a perfect trek to escape from the heat of summers. Experience the best of nature at Triund. Avoid trekking in the monsoon season as the trail gets muddy and slippery.

Yes, Triund trek is open in January. Though Triund is accessible throughout the year January is quite a pretty winter month to explore the beauty. If you are a snow lover then it will be best to visit Triund in January. The trail gets a bit moderate due to snow, it is advised to carry a trekking pole and good trekking shoes.

The distance from Triund to Indrahar Pass is of 9 km via trail to Snowline cafe. From snowline cafe, it will be an easy walk mostly flat or downhill to Lahesh caves and then steep climb to Indrahar Pass at 4300m. Indrahar Pass is a popular trekking destination and the trek starts from Galu Devi Temple which is 2km from Mcleodganj.

Triund is an easy trek that can be done by both beginners and avid trekkers. There is no particular fitness criteria for this trek. Common and important activities like cycling, swimming, exercise, yoga, etc. will help you to increase your stamina and strength. Triund is a bit moderate in the last few kilometers but can be easily climbed by anyone. 

Triund is the crown jewel of Dharamshala. Every year it attracts a lot of trekkers and travelers. Triund is famous for the spectacular views of the Dhauladhar ranges of the Himalayas and the alluring Kangra valley. One can witness the most gorgeous sunsets and beautiful sunrises. It is also known as a perfect weekend getaway near Delhi. Apart from the beauty, Triund is also known as the 22 curves due to the 22 sharp curves in the last few kilometers. It is also one of the famous trekking destination in Himachal Pradesh, India. 

Triund is situated in Himachal Pradesh. The trek starts either from Mcleodganj or Dharamshala. First, one should have to reach Dharamshala which is connected to all the major cities and towns.
By Air: Gaggal Airport is the nearest airport to Triund and Mcleodganj. Take a direct flight from Delhi and reach the airport then, take a bus or taxi to reach Dharmashala and Mcleodganj.
By Road: The distance from Delhi to Mcleodganj is 500km and there are a lot of buses available from Delhi to Mcleodganj. Take a Volvo from Kashmere Gate and reach Mcleodganj.
By Rail: Pathankot is the nearest railhead to Triund. Take a direct train from Delhi and then, take a taxi or bus to reach Mcleodganj or Dharamshala. 

The trek distance from Mcleodganj to Triund is 9 km. The starting point of the trek is Galu Devi Temple which is 8 km from Mcleodganj. A short drive of 30 minutes from Mcleodganj will take you to the base of the trek Galu Devi Temple. 

The nearest airport to reach triund is gaggal airport which is 13km away from Dharamshala, then you can take a cab/taxi to Dharamshala.

Triund trek is the easy trek everyone can take up this trek. Triund offers the open green grassland with the panoramic view of the dhauladhar range. And it has so many amazing and famous places to visit nearby like in Mcleod ganj famous for the Namgyal monastery, Dharamsala famous for its beauty, culture.

Definitely! You are invited to chalk out an independent plan at your convenient time frame for any number of people. Cost for private trip is fixed on the basis of group size, trek area, duration and trek style. 

Anyone who is above 10 years has no issue with breathing (asthma patients) at such a high altitude and is physically fit enough to complete the trek. Children can go for Triund Trek, however, some parts of the trek are steep and can get dangerous, so please ensure their safety. If you bring your children, ensure to carry enough water and snacks with you at all times. Furthermore, children below the age of 16 must be accompanied by adult supervision.

The group usually consists of 15-20 people. It is an ideal group size. We believe in providing a good experience and memory.

Prevention is better than cure. Triund is on the altitude of 10,632ft. Trekkers may suffer from altitude sickness, motion sickness, headache, feet blister, and soreness. Therefore always carry some basic medicines which are required during trekking.

yes, it's totally safe and everything will be under the supervision of the trek leaders and we will ensure the safety of every trekker present in the group. 

High altitude treks involve high risk and in relation to the risk involved there are some prescribed responses planned by TTH to minimize or to deal with risky situations.
Risk: altitude: before starting a high-altitude trek you should be aware of the implications of high altitude on your body. Beware of symptoms such as mountain sickness, headache, nausea, and any kind of discomfort.
Response: if you feel any of such symptoms inform the trek leader and always carry medicines for such situations. every camp has a stretcher, proper first aid box, and oxygen cylinder for such an emergency.
Risk : Weather: weather is always unpredictable in Himalayan regions, weather can change any time there can be snowfall, rain, or sun. so it is important to understand the security and we will not proceed further till the weather improves.
Response: wait for the decision of the trek leader will be final and the trek can only proceed when the guide says.
Risk the mobile connectivity is poor in such regions so the mobile networks may not catch .so you would not be able to communicate with anyone.
Response: we rely on walkie-talkies to communicate from one base camp to another.

• Tsuglagkhang Complex
• Bhagsunag Temple
• Tibetan Museum
• Dal lake
• Shopping in Mcleodganj
• Kangra Fort
• Naddi viewpoint
• Baglamukhi Temple