This 6-day trip from Delhi to Dharamshala and Triund offers the perfect blend of scenic beauty, spiritual exploration, and Himalayan adventure. Your journey begins with an evening pickup from Delhi, followed by a comfortable overnight drive of 9–10 hours covering 472 km to reach the serene hill town of Dharamshala. On arrival the next morning, you’ll check into your hotel and take time to relax before heading out for local sightseeing. The day is filled with visits to some of McLeodganj's most iconic spots, including Mall Road, the peaceful Dal Lake, the spiritual Dalai Lama Temple, the historic St. John Church, and the scenic Naddi Hills. The day concludes with a visit to Bhagsu Waterfall and Bhagsu Temple, followed by a return to the hotel for dinner and an overnight stay.

The following day is all about adventure as you set out on the famous Triund Trek, starting from Dharamkot or Bhagsu. The 7 km trek, taking around 3 to 5 hours, offers mesmerising views of the Dhauladhar range and lush forest trails. By evening, you’ll reach the Triund Campsite, where you can relax in tents under a starlit sky, surrounded by natural beauty. The next morning, you’ll wake up to stunning sunrise views over the mountains, followed by breakfast at the campsite. Then begins your descent back to Bhagsu or Dharamkot, where you’ll return to your hotel in Dharamshala for another peaceful evening.

On Day 5, after checking out of the hotel, you’ll enjoy a short sightseeing tour of Dharamshala’s highlights, including the HPCA Cricket Stadium, Dharamshala Museum, Tea Gardens, and the Shaheed Samarak. After the tour, your return journey to Delhi begins in the evening, either by Volvo bus or cab. On the final day, you’ll arrive in Delhi early in the morning, ending the trip with a heart full of beautiful memories. This well-rounded itinerary provides the perfect escape from city life, combining culture, nature, and adventure into an unforgettable mountain getaway you’ll cherish for years to come.

Things to do in Dharamshala Triund Tour

1. Mall Road & Dal Lake
   Begin your exploration with a stroll along Mall Road in McLeodganj, a vibrant area teeming with shops, cafes, and local street vendors. It’s an ideal spot to browse for unique souvenirs, explore Tibetan crafts, and soak up the town's lively atmosphere. Nearby, visit Dal Lake, a calm and scenic spot surrounded by deodar trees, ideal for a peaceful break from sightseeing.

2. Dalai Lama Temple Complex
   The Dalai Lama Temple, also known as the Tsuglagkhang Complex, is a serene and spiritually enriching place that every visitor to Dharamshala should experience. Here, you can witness Buddhist rituals, spin prayer wheels, and admire large statues of the Buddha. It’s also the residence of His Holiness the Dalai Lama, making it a significant cultural and religious site.

3. St. John in the Wilderness Church
   This historic church, set amid tall pine trees, offers a quiet, reflective atmosphere. Famous for its neo-Gothic design and vibrant stained-glass windows, it stands as one of Dharamshala’s oldest buildings with a distinct colonial-era appeal.

4. Naddi Viewpoint
   For sweeping views of the Dhauladhar mountain range, head to Naddi Viewpoint. It’s a peaceful village offering stunning vistas, especially at sunrise or sunset. This is an excellent spot for photography and quiet moments surrounded by nature.

5. Bhagsu Waterfall & Bhagsunath Temple
   Situated near McLeodganj, Bhagsu Waterfall is a stunning natural cascade nestled in verdant surroundings. Just a short walk away lies the Bhagsunath Temple, an ancient shrine devoted to Lord Shiva, imbuing the scenic landscape with a spiritual essence.

6. Triund Trek & Camping
   The highlight of this package is the Triund Trek, a 7 km scenic hike that starts from either Dharamkot or Bhagsu. The trail offers stunning views of the snow-covered Dhauladhar ranges and leads to the Triund Campsite. Spend the night in tents under the stars and wake to a spectacular sunrise, a truly unforgettable experience.

7. HPCA Stadium & Tea Gardens
   In Lower Dharamshala, visit the HPCA Cricket Stadium, one of the highest cricket stadiums in the world, situated against breathtaking mountain backdrops. Also, take a walk through the nearby Tea Gardens to witness how Kangra tea is cultivated.

8. Dharamshala Museum & Shaheed Samarak
   Discover the vibrant heritage and historical significance of the region through the exhibits and artefacts displayed at the Dharamshala Museum. Later, pay respects at the Shaheed Samarak, a memorial honouring the bravery of Indian soldiers.

9. Tibetan Market & Local Cafés
   Wrap up your trip with a visit to the Tibetan Market, renowned for its handmade crafts, woollen goods, and traditional jewellery. Don’t miss trying Tibetan cuisine like thukpa and momos at one of the cosy mountain cafés.