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Dharamshala & Mcleodganj with Triund

A little Tibet in the heart of Himachal

Duration

3N/4D

Travel date

Choose any travel date

Ideal for

Quick trips, Corporate getaways, Adventure Seekers, Solo Travelers, Families with Kids, Couples

Highlights

Dharamshala & McLeod Ganj — Monasteries, mountains, and mindful moments

Dharamshala was once a quiet town until it gained international attention in 1959 when His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama took refuge here after fleeing Tibet. Since then, McLeod Ganj, a suburb of Dharamshala, has become the center of the Tibetan government-in-exile and a global symbol of peace and non-violence.

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Starting from

INR 9,150

+ 5% GST (per person)
  • Please read Inclusions & Exclusions carefully in each travel package.
  • Package prices may vary depending on the experiences you choose.

(The above given cost is for a minimum of 4 people).

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Day-by-Day Itinerary

  •  Evening: Board a Volvo bus from Delhi (approx. 490 km, 10-12 hrs) or Chandigarh (approx. 250 km, 5-6 hrs). 
  •  Overnight travel to Dharamshala/McLeod Ganj. 
  •  Carry light snacks, warm clothes, and water.
  • Morning: Arrive at Dharamshala/McLeod Ganj; check-in to hotel/resort and freshen up. Breakfast with a view of the Dhauladhar range.

Local Sightseeing:

  •  Namgyal Monastery – Dalai Lama’s temple complex
  • St. John in the Wilderness Church – Peaceful forest chapel

Afternoon:

  •  Chamunda Temple  – Shaktipeeth
  •  Quick visit to Norbulingka Institute (Tibetan art center)
  •  HPCA Cricket Stadium – One of the highest stadiums in the world
  • War Memorial – Honoring brave soldiers
  •  Tea Gardens – Short visit to local plantations

Evening:

  •  Enjoy Tibetan dinner at cafés like Jimmy’s or Tibet Kitchen.
  •  Visit the local market for Tibetan souvenirs and handicrafts.
  •  Optional: Attend a yoga or meditation session.
  •  Overnight stay: McLeod Ganj.
  •  Morning (9:00 AM): Breakfast and head to Triund trek starting point (Bhagsu Nag temple/waterfall).

Triund Trek Details:

  • Distance: ~9 km one way
  • Duration: 4–5 hours (each side)
  •  Difficulty: Easy to moderate
  •  Views: Dhauladhar range, Kangra Valley, sunset/sunrise
  • Camping at Triund
  • Stay in camps under the stars.
  • Enjoy bonfire (seasonal) and peaceful Himalayan night.
  •  Overnight stay: Camp at Karthani campsite.
  •  Morning: Early morning sunrise views. Trek back and rest after descending.

After Rest /Evening:

  • Head to Dharamshala town.
  •  Take a stroll around the peaceful surroundings.
  •  Board your Volvo/private cab/train for Delhi or Chandigarh.
  •  Arrival in Delhi or Chandigarh early in the morning. 
  •  Trip ends with happy memories!
Starting from

INR 9,150

+ 5% GST (per person)
  • Please read Inclusions & Exclusions carefully in each travel package.
  • Package prices may vary depending on the experiences you choose.

(The above given cost is for a minimum of 4 people).

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BOOK NOW

Talk to Our Experts

Inclusions

    •  Comfortable overnight Volvo bus travel from Delhi or Chandigarh to Dharamshala and back. 
    •  Private vehicle with driver-cum-guide (for Dharamshala/McLeod Ganj sightseeing). 
    •  Accommodation in  3-star or boutique hotels/resorts.   
    • 2-nights stay (1-night McLeod Ganj, 1-night Triund) on double occupancy. 
    •  Breakfast & Dinner at all stays.
    •  Experienced trek guide for the Triund trek.
    •  Forest permits and permissions for the Triund trek.
    •  All local transfers and sightseeing in a private vehicle.
    •  Toll tax, parking fees, and driver allowance covered.
    •  Full support after booking confirmation till the end of your trip. 
    •  Complimentary:  Trekking sticks for each trekker & 2 water bottles per person.

Exclusions

    •  Meals during bus travel (Volvo) and lunches during the trip.
    •  Personal expenses such as shopping, entry tickets at monuments, or additional adventure activities.
    •  Any unplanned stay due to weather issues, road blockages, strikes, or other natural calamities.
    •  Emergency evacuation or rescue costs (in case of illness, injury, etc.).
    •  Anything not mentioned in the "Inclusions" list above.
    •  GST or additional government service tax.
Transportation 
  •  No. of pax (2-4): Swift Dzire/Similar
  •  No. of pax (5-6/7): Ertiga/Innova (respectively)/Similar
  •  No. of pax (8-12): Tempo traveller 

Note: All vehicles are NON-AC (AC not functional in hilly terrain zones).

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Dharamshala and McLeod Ganj are located in the Kangra district of Himachal Pradesh. McLeod Ganj, also known as "Little Lhasa," is a beautiful hill town above Dharamshala, known for its Tibetan culture and peaceful environment.
The best time is from March to June and September to November. The weather is pleasant and perfect for trekking, sightseeing, and exploring monasteries. Avoid peak monsoon (July–August) due to rain.
The Triund Trek is beginner-friendly and around 9 km (one way) from McLeod Ganj. It takes 4–5 hours to reach the top and offers beautiful views of the Dhauladhar range. Suitable for fit beginners and regular hikers.
As of recent forest department guidelines, camping at the Triund top is not allowed. However, day treks are open, and camping is possible at designated sites near Gallu Devi or Bhagsu Nag with proper permission.
Essentials include: Comfortable trekking shoes Light woollen clothing (it gets chilly at the top) Reusable water bottle, sunscreen, hat Energy snacks and a flashlight Raincoat or poncho (in monsoon)
By Bus: Direct Volvo buses run from Delhi, Chandigarh, and Amritsar. By Train: Nearest station is Pathankot, around 90 km away. By Air: Nearest airport is Gaggal (Dharamshala), about 20 km from McLeod Ganj.
Yes, Dharamshala and McLeod Ganj are generally safe and welcoming. The Triund trail is popular and has fellow trekkers. Just follow standard safety precautions and local advice.
Namgyal Monastery (Dalai Lama Temple) Bhagsu Waterfall & Bhagsunag Temple Tibetan Market & Local Cafés St. John in the Wilderness Church Dal Lake and Naddi View Point
Yes, local guides are available and recommended, especially for first-time trek
Yes, the trek is safe for families with kids above 10–12 years, provided they are physically fit. It's always advised to go with a guide and start early.