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Tour Details
Triund is a popular trekking destination in Himachal Pradesh, known for its breathtaking views of the Dhauladhar range and the Kangra Valley. Here’s a suggested itinerary for the Triund trek:
What Is included
Day 1: McLeod Ganj to Triund
Start from McLeod Ganj:
- Begin your trek from McLeod Ganj, which is the starting point for the Triund trek. McLeod Ganj is easily accessible by road and is a suburb of Dharamshala.
McLeod Ganj to Gallu Devi Temple:
- The trek officially starts from Gallu Devi Temple. You can either walk to the temple or hire a taxi to reach the temple. It’s a 30-40 minute drive from McLeod Ganj.
Gallu Devi Temple to Triund:
- The trek from Gallu Devi Temple to Triund is around 9 kilometers and takes approximately 4-5 hours, depending on your pace. The trail is well-defined, and you’ll pass through beautiful oak and rhododendron forests.
Camping at Triund:
- Reach Triund and set up your camp. Triund offers stunning panoramic views of the Dhauladhar range and the Kangra Valley. Enjoy the evening by the campfire and stargazing.
Day 2: Triund to McLeod Ganj
Sunrise at Triund:
- Wake up early to catch the sunrise from Triund. The first light hitting the snow-capped peaks is a mesmerizing sight.
Exploration:
- Spend the morning exploring the Triund plateau. There are small cafes that offer refreshments.
Triund to McLeod Ganj Descent:
- Start your descent back to McLeod Ganj after breakfast. The descent usually takes around 3-4 hours.
Explore McLeod Ganj:
- Once you reach McLeod Ganj, you can explore the town, visit the Tibetan monasteries, and try local cuisine.
Tips and Suggestions:
Permits: Check if any permits are required for the trek, and obtain them in advance if necessary.
Weather: Be prepared for changing weather conditions. Even in summer, temperatures can drop at night, so carry warm clothing.
Water and Snacks: Carry an adequate supply of water and snacks for the trek. There are limited food options on the trail.
Camping Gear: If you plan to camp at Triund, ensure you have a suitable tent, sleeping bag, and other camping essentials.
Fitness Level: The trek is considered moderate, but a reasonable level of fitness is recommended.
Environment: Respect the environment. Carry a trash bag to pack out all your waste, and follow the principles of “Leave No Trace.”
This itinerary is a general guide, and actual timings may vary based on individual preferences and conditions. Always check the current trail conditions and weather forecasts before starting the trek.