About this Himachal Tour
Himachal's favourite beginner trek
The ideal introduction to Himalayan trekking. A steady climb from McLeodganj through oak and rhododendron forest brings you to the grassy Triund ridge (2,850m), where you camp with the mighty Dhauladhar peaks looming above and the Kangra valley twinkling below.
Short, scenic and beginner-friendly, with a trek leader, camp and meals sorted - just carry a daypack and your enthusiasm.
Trip Highlights
Forest trail, ridge camp and Dhauladhar views
Trek to the Triund ridge (2,850m)
Sunset & sunrise over the Dhauladhar
A night camping on the ridge
Oak & rhododendron forest trail
Kangra valley & McLeodganj views
Perfect first Himalayan trek
Trip Gallery
A taste of the trip
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Three days to the Triund ridge and back
- Arrive in McLeodganj; check in.
- Trek briefing, gear check and an easy evening.
- Trek about 9 km from Galu Devi to the Triund ridge.
- Reach camp for sunset over the Dhauladhar; dinner and bonfire.
- Sunrise over the peaks; breakfast at camp.
- Descend to McLeodganj; trip ends.
What's Included
Transparent pricing — no hidden surprises
- All arrival & departure transfers
- 2 nights hotel stay (Dhauladhar)
- Daily All meals on trek
- All sightseeing & transfers by private vehicle
- Driver allowance, fuel, tolls & parking
- 24x7 on-trip support
- Train/air fare to the start city
- Lunches & personal expenses
- Rohtang permit, adventure & activity charges
- Entry tickets, ropeway & pony rides
- GST as applicable
- Anything not listed under inclusions
Things to Carry
Trek essentials — pack light but right
Important Notes
Please read before booking
Fitness: A basic level of fitness helps. We share a simple preparation plan; some daily walking or jogging beforehand makes the trek far more enjoyable.
Altitude: Higher treks cross alpine meadows and passes. We pace the ascent for acclimatisation and carry a first-aid kit; a trek leader accompanies the group.
Best Season: Most Himachal treks run roughly May–June and September–October; some (like Kheerganga and Triund) have a longer window. Snow treks have their own season.
What''s Provided: Camping/stay, meals on trek, a certified guide and safety gear as specified. Personal trek gear is your responsibility — see the packing list.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know before you book
Yes - Triund is one of India's most beginner-friendly treks. It is about 9 km each way on a well-defined trail with a steady climb, doable by anyone with basic fitness and a little determination.
The ascent from Galu Devi to Triund takes roughly 4-5 hours depending on your pace, and the descent about 3 hours. We start early so you reach the ridge in good time for sunset.
You camp on the Triund ridge in tents provided by us, with sleeping bags and hot meals. There are also a few basic tea stalls. Nights can be cold, so warm layers are essential.
March to June and September to November offer the best weather and clear Dhauladhar views. Winter (with snow) is possible for experienced trekkers, while monsoon makes the trail slippery.
No prior experience is needed, and a trek leader accompanies you throughout. It is a great first trek to build confidence before attempting harder Himalayan routes.
Good trek shoes, a daypack, warm layers, a rain jacket, water, snacks, a headlamp and personal medicines. We provide the tents, sleeping bags and meals; see the packing list for details.
Network is patchy above Galu Devi. There are a few tea stalls with water and snacks on the way, but carry at least 1-2 litres and refill where possible.
Yes - fit children (roughly 10+) and teenagers often enjoy Triund. We keep the pace comfortable; just tell us your group so we can plan accordingly.
