Triund is a small hill station situated in the foothills of Dhauladhar Ranges in the Kangra district of Himachal. It lies near Dharamshala and is located at an altitude of around 2850 m. This trek provides majestic views of the hills all around. One gets mesmerised by its heights and the sceneries it provides. Weather at Triund is pleasant in the summer months. You can feel the cool breeze of the hills as you climb up the hills. The temperature at Triund drops after the month of October and snowfall can be seen in the months of January- March. The total distance covered in the trek is 7 km. The difficulty level of Triund trek can be considered as easy to moderate. Even the beginners can go for Triund trek. You must be healthy and have good stamina. After 7 km of trekking, you reach the mesmerising site of Triund where the camping is done. Camping under the stars at such a height surrounded by majestic mountains is an experience of a lifetime!

Triund is one of the most famous trekking destinations located in Mcleodganj in Himachal. It is surrounded by mesmerising Dhauladhar ranges at an altitude of 2850 m above the sea level. Triund and Snowline trek provides majestic views of the hills all around. One gets an alluring feel by its heights and the sceneries it provides. Snowline Trek includes going up further to Snowline which you can reach just by trekking for 4 km. You will get a wider view of the high mountain peaks. The total distance covered in the trek is 12 km. The distance from Triund to Snowline is around 4 kilometres. Which can be covered in 4 hours The difficulty level of Triund- Snowline trek can be considered as easy to moderate. This is an ideal trek for a beginner. You must be healthy and have good stamina. Triund & Snowline Trek will give you a feeling of supreme wanderlust. Don’t just stop at Triund and go to Snowline for more adventure.

The Snowline Trek starts from Mcleodganj in Dharamshala and passes through mixed forests of deodar, oak and rhododendron the popular camping ground of Triund and Laka Glacier. McLeod ganj to Snow Line trek via Triund is a low-moderate difficulty trek. Snowline trek follows one of the more established trails used by the Gaddi shepherds enroot their summer grazing pastures in the upper Raavi Valley and Lauhal. Whatever difficulty this trek throws your way, the spectacular views more than compensate for it. To the south there are mesmerizing views of the Indian plains, to the north is the Moon peak and the snow capped Dhauladhar Mountains.

Triund is the prime destination that echoes in each mind when someone talks about Dharamshala. Triund is situated at the foot of Dauladhar Ranges at a height of 2,828 M. Triund is a large land of green grass. One can see the mighty Dhauladhar range. The Triund trek comprises undulating and steep but well-defined trails through the lush forests of green rhododendron and oak trees.

This is truly the trip of a lifetime. The diversity of India cannot be captured in a single visit, yet this itinerary takes you on a very special spiritual journey. From the silver-clad temple of Akshardham to the Monkey Temple of Hanuman, your time in Delhi will be spent exploring little-known gems. After an unforgettable overnight train journey, you will find yourself in the exiled home and temple of the Dalai Lama, in the foothills of the Himalayas. An itinerary like no other, we will also whisk you away to the iconic Taj Mahal, to celebrate the culmination of the tour! However, all of these delights pale into insignificance compared to your trek up into the snowy Himalayas. This is the truly awe-inspiring part of your journey! Over five days you will make your way along donkey tracks, past ramshackle villages where friendly children giggle and shy ladies in beautiful saris tend to their goats and cows. You will camp next to clear, babbling springs, under skies full of stars.

Dharamsala is situated in the Northern Indian state of Himachal Pradesh. It lies on a spur of the Dhauladhar range in the Pir Panjal region of the Outer Himalayas; and commands majestic views of the mighty Dhauladhar ranges above, and the Kangra Valley below. It is known as "Little Lhasa" because of its large population of Tibetans. The Tibetan government-in-exile is headquartered in McLeod Gan and Our challenge begins in Dharamsala, where the Dalai Lama and the centre of the Tibetan Community are situated, at the heart of the world’s highest mountain range. Our 5 day trek takes us through the Kingdom of Gaddi – a semi nomadic race who spends months wandering the high passes with their cattle. With spectacular views of the Dhauladhar Mountain Range. Tour Highlights: 1) Visit the spiritual home of his Holiness the Dalai Lama. 2) Visit to the Gaddi tribe village and home during the trek. 3) Visit to hill top Kunal Pathrai Temple.