Itinerary

1. Day 1: Mcleodganj to Triund

   • Once you reach the meeting point in Mcleod Ganj, you will be received by the tour guide and will then start the trek to Triund.

   • The trek goes through a mixed forest of oak, rhododendron and deodar trees. 

   • The first two kilometres make a gentle climb, but there is a steep ascent in the last leg of the trek.

   • Triund is a flat meadow on top of a ridge. From here, enjoy the panoramic view of the Dhauladhar range on one side and Kangra valley on the other.

   Night stay in tents or private houses.

2. Day 2: Triund to Lahesh cave (Height 3500m, Distance 6Km)

   This is an acclimatization day. 

   • After a short ascent from Triund, traverse a trail from the ridge to reach Laka Got, a temporary shepherd camp. 
   • Laka Got is situated at the snout of the small glacier, which is full of snow and ice in early summer, and the snow melts away during the monsoon. 
   • From Laka Got, it is a steep ascent for two kilometres over a rocky ridge to reach Lahesh Cave. 

   Night stay at the camp in Lahesh Cave.

3. Day 3: Lahesh cave to Chatta Paro (Height 4350m, Distance 10km)

   • Climb to Indrahaar pass 4,350 m. An early start is recommended. 
   • After climbing Indrahaar Pass, have lunch at Nag Dal Lake and start trekking to stay at Chatta in a small cave.

4. Day 4: Chatta Paro to Kuwarsi village (Height 2730m, Distance 14 km)

   • The stretch up to Chatta Nullah is 6 km descent. Cross the stream and walk past a long pasture land before into a thick forest of pines. 
   • Kuwarsi is a small, trivial village surrounded by thickly wooded pine trees. Here, we will rest for the night.

5. Day 5: Kuwarsi to Sur (Distance 18km)

   • A six-hour adventurous walk where the path has been cut into the vertical mountainside.
   • During this walk, one also gets a glorious view of the river Ravi apart from the rest of the picturesque walk.

   Night stay at Sur village in tents.

6. Day 6: Sur village to Bharmour (Distance 10 km)

   • A short gradual ascent to Bharmour from where one gets to view the famous Chaurasi temples built-in one complex as well as enjoy the natural beauty of this valley.
   • Relax for the rest of the day and enjoy the scenic natural beauty.

   Night stay at a hotel in Bharmour.

7. Day 7: Bharmour to Dharamshala (Distance220km)

   • A short drive to Chamba from Bharmour can view the famous Laxmi Narayan temple and the Bhuri Singh Museum also housing Kangra paintings. 
   • From here, we take a cool night drive back to Dharamshala by jeep.

   This will be the end of the tour.