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Dharamshala
Breakfast. Early in the morning, transfer to the Tushita center to participate in a meditation session. Afterwards we will take a walk through the Dharamkot forest to Naddi village with beautiful views of the peaks of the Dhauladhar mountain range. Passing through a dense forest of cedar. Along the way we come across a Buddhist stupa and some meditation huts where Tibetan monks are living. The excursion ends in Naddi. In the afternoon we visit the administrative area of the Tibetan government in exile, with the Tibetan library, the museum, parliament (subject to authorization) We will visit Norbulingka, a Tibetan center where the tradition of Tibetan art is preserved. We will also visit the Buddhist Temple and the Losel Museum doll museum (Tibetan Dolls) in traditional costumes and historical ornaments.
Triund Trek
Triund trek is the crown jewel of dharamshala, situated in the laps of dhauladhar mountains, it has the perfect view of the dhauladhar mountains on one side and Kangra valley on the other .Triund trek can be described as a tranquil trek which can be easily accomplished by almost all age groups. Triund has an unambiguous byway which goes through a beautiful mixed forest of oak, deodar and rhododendron . Trek is fairly easy for the first five kilo-meters but the last one kilo-meter may require a bit of toil , the last one kilo-meter is popularly know as the “22 curves” as it has 22 tiring curves before you finally reach Triund . The traipse is worth it as the panorama when you reach triund is awe-inspiring and exhilarating .Triund is come-at-able for most part of the year except for when the byway to triund is cut off by heavy snowfall in the months of January and February .
Maximum Elevation: 2875 Meters Above sea Level
Starting Point of the Trek: Mcleod Ganj (Upper Dharamsala)
Rating: Easy
Best time: March to December
Best Time For Triund Trek
Triund trek is come-at-able for most part of the year except for when the byway to triund is cut off by heavy snowfall in the months of january and february . The best time for trekking is from March till May in first part of the year and September till December in the second half of the year. Though it is rainy in June and July but still trekking is possible ,the meadow is lush green presenting out of this world vista.
Package Include
- Arrival and Departure transfer by Private car
- Accommodation with breakfast and dinner
- Guide, All hotel tax
Package Exclude:
- Entry tickets, puja, portage, tips and extras not mentioned as inclusions, travel insurance, emergency expense, GST 5%
Day 01 : Arrive Dalhousie
Upon arrival at the Pathankot train station, you are met and transferred to your pre-booked hotel. After freshen up. Day free at leisure. Explore the surroundings and return to the hotel for an overnight stay.
Day 02: Dalhousie – Sach Pass – Dalhousie (175 Km One Way)
Today go for an excursion to Sach Pass at around 5 AM. Sach Pass is situated at an altitude of 4,420 Mtrs or 14500 feet lying on the Pir Panjal Range of the Himalayas and connects the Chamba Valley / Church Valley with Pangi Valley in Himachal Pradesh. Upon arrival, enjoy the activities in the snow, later drive back to Dalhousie for an overnight stay.
Day 03: Dalhousie – Khajjiar – Dharamshala (140 Km)
Today after breakfast, drive to Dharmashala via visiting Chamba and Khajjiar. Both these towns near Dalhousie are known for their lush landscape, floral meadows, and tranquility. The attractions of the day include Central Park, which offers a magnificent view of the entire hill town. Rang Mahal, which is one of the largest monuments in the region that is built-in Mughal-British architecture, Khajjiar Lake, and Bhuri Singh Museum-named after Chamba's former king. It houses a collection of miniature paintings, wooden carvings, etc. If you are an adventure enthusiast, you can also try your hand at zorbing. Upon arrival in Dharamshala, check-in at your hotel. Overnight stay at hotel in Dharamshala.
Day 04: Dharamshala
Today after breakfast, a full day city tour of Dharamsala. It is a beautiful and serene hill town that shot to fame after His Holiness Dalai Lama took shelter here. The sightseeing in Dharamshala includes the Dal Lake, which is placed amidst lush greenery the lake and has a Shiva temple on its banks, St. John's Church- an Anglican church built-in 1852. It is dedicated to John The Baptist, Tibetan Monastery- for witnessing the worshipping rituals of the region and Bhagsu Nag Temple- an ancient Hindu temple dedicated to Snake God, Nag, and Lord Shiva. The rest of the day is at your discretion. Partake in activities like shopping, trying out local delicacies, and so on. Overnight stay.
Day 05: Dharamshala – Triund (9 Km Trek/ 4-6 Hrs)
Amidst the misty Dhauladhar ranges, with the stunning Kangra Valley on one side, the Triund trek is ideal for first-time trekkers as well as experienced trekkers or adventure seekers. Trek along with the oak and rhododendron forests, peaceful and bright meadows, and tricky curves while enjoying tea and snacks at rest stops. There are rock-cut caves after the trek endpoint, which are unique to this trek. Keep in mind that the Triund Trek is easy to accomplish without a trekking guide.
Mcleodganj is the base camp for many trek operators. However, a few kilometers uphill, there is Dharamkot where the trek begins. You can drive to Dharamkot from Mcleodganj.
From Dharamkot, trek to Bhagsu Nag. Here you can hire a guide if you want, but the trail is pretty well marked, and with the help of locals, you will be easily able to navigate the path yourself.
You might come across Buddhist monks seeking solace and friendly locals who run the stalls along the trail. There are a few temples on trails. Shiva Temple is the most famous, and the highlight of the trek is the gushing Bhagsu Waterfall. Upon arrival, check into the tented accommodation here for a night stay. Overnight at camps.
Triund trek is come-at-able for most part of the year except for when the byway to triund is cut off by heavy snowfall in the months of january and february . The best time for trekking is from March till May in first part of the year and September till December in the second half of the year. Though it is rainy in June and July but still trekking is possible ,the meadow is lush green presenting out of this world vista.
Day 06: Triund – Mcleodganj (9 Km Trek) – Palampur (40 Km)
Return to Mcleodganj via the same trails and proceed To Palampur. Upon arrival, check-in at your pre-booked hotel.
Day 07: Palampur - Bir Billing (30 Km)
In the morning, after breakfast, drive to Bir (World famous Takeoff point for Paragliding). On the way, visit Kangra Museum, Norbulingka art Gallery, Maa Chamunda Temple, Palampur tea garden, and Lord Shiva Temple Baijnath. Upon arrival, drive up to Billing. Enjoy Paragliding tandem ride 20 to 30 minutes and landing at Chougan. Enjoy Lunch at Bir (Chinese food options). After lunch, local sightseeing in Buddhist Monasteries, , check into the hotel. Evening at leisure. Overnight at the hotel.
Day 08: Palampur – Chandigarh
After breakfast, our representative will drive you to Chandigarh. It is near about 256 kilometers from Palampur and takes around 6-7 hours to reach. En Route, you can explore Kangra Fort.
Upon your arrival at Palampur, check-in at the hotel. After dinner, stay overnight at the hotel.
Q: Where is Himachal Pradesh?
Ans: Himachal Pradesh is located in northern India and borders Tibet to the north, Punjab to the west, and Uttarakhand to the southeast.
Q: What is the climate like in Himachal Pradesh?
Ans: The climate varies, from tropical at lower altitudes to alpine at higher altitudes. Summers are generally pleasant, while winters can be quite cold, especially in the mountains.
Q: What are the most popular tourist destinations in Himachal Pradesh?
Ans: Some popular places include Shimla, Manali, Dharamsala, Kullu, and Spiti Valley.
Q:What activities can I do in Himachal Pradesh?
Ans: Popular activities include trekking, skiing, paragliding, whitewater rafting, and exploring the local culture and heritage.
Q: What festivals are celebrated in Himachal Pradesh?
Ans: The most important festivals include Diwali, Dussera, and traditional fairs such as Lavi Fair and Minjar Fair.
Q: When is the best time to visit Himachal Pradesh?
Ans: The best time to visit is from March to June for pleasant weather and from September to November for beautiful scenery.
Q: How to get to Himachal Pradesh?
Ans: Himachal Pradesh is accessible by road, rail and air. The nearest airport is in Bhuntar (Kullu), and there are major railway stations in places like Shimla and Kalka.
Q: Is Himachal Pradesh safe for tourists?
Ans: Generally, Himachal Pradesh is considered safe for tourists. However, it is always recommended to take normal precautions and be aware of local conditions.
Q: What should you pack for a trip to Himachal Pradesh?
Ans: If you are visiting in winter, bring warm clothing, comfortable shoes for hiking, and essentials like sunscreen and a first aid kit.
Q: When is the best time to visit Shimla and Manali?
Ans: Shimla: The best time to visit is from March to June (spring and summer) and from December to February (during snowfall).
Manali: Visit the city from October to February if it is snowing and from March to June if the weather is pleasant.
Q: How to get to Shimla and Manali?
Ans: You can reach Shimla by train (Kalka-Shimla Railway), bus or car. Manali is accessible by road from Shimla (about 8 hours) and there is an airport nearby in Kullu.
Q: What are the must-see attractions in Shimla?
Ans: The Ridge, Mall Road, Jakhoo Temple, Kufri and Christ Church.
Q: What are the must-see attractions in Manali?
Ans: Solang Valley, Rohtang Pass, Hadimba Temple, Manu Temple and Old Manali.
Q: How many days does a Shimla-Manali trip take?
Ans: A typical trip is 6-7 days: 2-3 days in Shimla and 3-4 days in Manali.
Q: What types of accommodation are available?
Ans: The options range from budget hotels and guest houses to luxury resorts and private accommodation.
Q: Are there any local specialties to try?
Ans: Yes! Try Siddu, Chana Madra, and other Himachali dishes. Don’t forget to sample the local teas and desserts.
Q: Is there internet connectivity in these areas?
Ans: Yes, but connectivity can be spotty in remote areas. Most hotels and cafes offer WiFi.
Q: What to do if you experience altitude sickness?
Ans: Stay hydrated, avoid strenuous activity, and give your body time to acclimate. See a doctor if symptoms persist.
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