sagarbochare
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 23 Dec 2023
The perfect sunset I ever seen
The McLeod Ganj to Triund trek is a breathtaking journey through the lush landscapes of the Himalayas, offering a perfect blend of adventure and serenity. The trail is well-marked, making it accessible for both beginners and seasoned trekkers.We went with WDRLUST,So Everything managed by them, The panoramic views of the Dhauladhar range and the Kangra Valley from Triund's summit are nothing short of spectacular, making the challenging ascent worthwhile. The campsite at Triund adds a rustic charm to the experience, providing a peaceful retreat amidst nature's grandeur. However, trekkers should be prepared for varying weather conditions, and ensuring proper gear is essential for a comfortable and enjoyable adventure. Overall, the McLeod Ganj to Triund trek is a must-try for anyone seeking an invigorating mountain escapade.
ashishinc
★★★★4.0Wrote on 17 Dec 2023
A trek for everybody
An easy 6 hour trek. An overnight stay on the Triund Top is nice experience. Hire a guide from the town to make it interesting
dillsefoodie
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 12 Aug 2023
An unforgettable experience
This was one of my first proper treks and I thoroughly enjoyed the experience. The trek started at Gallu temple and it was an uphill climbing of roughly 7 kms. It might take 4-6 hours depending on your pace and number of stops you make. Make sure to carry raincoat with you. You can buy it at the beginning. Also recommended to carry extra pair of clothing, water bottle and some snacks. There are 2-3 shops at half point and then at the top but they will charge 2-3 times higher. The views are mesmerising and beautiful throughout the trek. Rains made the views much better but at the same time - trekking difficult. I opted for HimTrek for the overnight camping. It cost me 1200 bucks which included guide, tent stay, 2 times chai, dinner and breakfast. The camp stay might be the tough for some people. But nonetheless for me it was a great experience and looking forward to do such more treks in future.
Navigator49076965023
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 5 Jul 2023
Triund review
There are various ways to get up to Triund. We started the tour close to the Meditation Centre in Dharamkot and right at the Watertank turned left into the forest. From there up to Gallu Temple and further to Triund (There is another way starting close to Zostel Dharamkot). The way up is technically not very demanding but a good stamina helps a lot cause it will be very exhausting. The scenerie is beautiful, the air clean and you will find sufficient shops to refill water and buy snacks. It took us about 4,5 hours with breaks. Up at Triund you will find various camping sites as well as a small shop with tea and (warm) food. The camping sites are in very good condition. The way down we dismounted the long way via Devi Mandir and Black Swan Camps. This way is not very recommendable in my opinion since it is very crowded and very steep and takes around 3 hours to get down. Nevertheless, you finish the tour at BhagsuNag Waterfalls, another highlight on the tour.
Raamster
★★★★★5.0Wrote on 17 May 2023
Summit of the trek is a beautiful view to behold
If you are not used to 2 to 3 hours of trek, might find it a little hard. It's steep climb, covering 600 meters in 3 hours. For most of the folks, it's very much doable. But once you make it to the top the view of the Moon Peak and it's neighboring peaks is breathtaking. Worth every sweat. Some folks stay overnight as tent / camp options are available. We left at 8:30am and got back by 4:30pm. We were slow as I had some difficulty with my knee coming down, given the constant descent from one stone to another. For most folks with no bio-mechanical problem with knees/hip, it's very much doable.
