Mcleodganj to Triund Trekking - How to Plan your Trip to Dharamshala Mcleodganj TRIUND

Trekking to Triund from Mcleodganj - Unexplored Hills near Delhi

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Do you love adventure sports? Do you love to explore the hills and mountains? Do you want to go for a trekking expedition and looking for the best trekking place in Himachal? Here is your answer.

Mcleodganj is one of the best places in Himachal Pradesh to enjoy summar vacations. Mcleodganj is located at an altitude of about 2000 meters in uppper Dharamshala. The temperature in Mcleodganj in May June and July ranges between 15 degrees to 30 degrees and is really an amazing and pleasant weather during these months. There are many places in Himachal for adventure sports. (Places for Adventure Sports in Himachal).



People generally come here to explore the Himalayas and love trekking at various spots across Himachal. If you are adventurous and nature lover the from Mcleodganj you can plan trekking trip to Triund. Trekking to Triund is an amazing experience amidst lush green forests. The trekking can be done till Ilaka via Triund. Though most people go up to Triund only few love to explore more heights and reach Ilaka. Do you know that there is a forest Department Rest House in Triund? Do you want to know how you can book the Triund Guest House in Advance?

If you have plans to stay overnight in Triund or plan to go to Ilaka from Triund then you need to book the Forest department Guest House in Triund in advance. It is a small rest house with 4 rooms. The room rent is approximately Rs 500 for one night. The booking for the rest house in Triund can be done at the Divisional Forest Office at Dharamshala. Make sure that you visit the office personally and furnish the required documents and fees before booking. You can try Divisional Forest Officers phone number 01892-224887 and also get the details at dfodha-hp@nic.in. The DFO office is located in lower Dharamshala near Kutcheri. You can also get more information from the HP Tourism Office Dharamshala

From Mcleodganj you can walk up to reach Dharamkot. Taxis also go till this point. From there you can start your enchating journey to Triund.

People from all parts of the world visit Mcleodganj to enjoy the serene beauty and landscape at this little Lhasa which is also home for His Highness The Dalai Lama. If you are in UK, USA, Europe, Japan, Australia or any part of the world you would love this place. Tips for the travellers planning trip from USA to Mcleodganj Dharamshala.

Mcleodganj is well connected by road, rail and air from all parts of the country Check (How to Reach Mcleodganj).

There is a huge Himachal Roadways, HRTC network of buses from Delhi, Shimla, Chandigarh, Jammu, Haryana, Jalandhar, Ludhiana, Amritsar and other places to Mcleodganj Dharamshala. Check HRTC Buses to Mcleodganj (Timings and Schedule) and plan your trip accordingly

Keep the Mountains Clean -

Keep the Hills and Mountains Clean

Every human being love nature and enjoy watching the snow clad mountains and hills. No matter in which part of the world you are, you will love to enjoy your summer vacations in the mountains and hill stations. Himachal Pradesh is one of the most visited states in India for its breathtaking and enchanting hills. People from all parts of the country and world visit Himachal Pradesh. Dharamshala Mcleodganj, Shimla, Manali, Kasauli, Solan, Chail, Palampur and many other cities are visited by millions of people from all over the world. These places are also under threat from the environmental hazards caused by human beings themselves.

The population is increasing and the hills are cut to build infrastructure, roads and houses. The deforestation is causing increase in the temperature and melting of snow very fast. The residents of the state and the tourists visiting Himachal Pradesh and other Hill Stations must think of our coming generations. The next generation should not be kept devoid of the natural beauty that the hills have.

How we can help protect the Hills and Mountains

People should avoid using plastic bags. Plastic bags are banned in Himachal and if you are carrying Plastic bags yu may be fined by the authorities.

If you are a tourist and have brough the plastic bags from your house please do not dispose off in the open.

The government thogh have banned plastic bags in Himachal but could not do anything about the Potato Chips and other snacks items which come in plastic. Never throw them in the open in the hills. You will find lot of dust bins in the hills so use them.

While on a walk or treking please do not pluck or destroy the small plants. Government of Himachal has planted thousands of Pines and Deodars and it takes almost 20 years for one pine tree to grow. Do not interfere with the nature.

The only source of water in the hills is snow in the upper region. Hilly regions will always have water shortage. Wherever you may be, in the hotel or outside please do not waste water.

Initiatives to clean Hills

Many local organisations, environment lovers and villagers have come forward now to make the people aware about the clealiness of the hills and to save the hills. Example of one such successfull initiative to save the environment is CUDP (Clean Upper Dharamshala Project).

CUPD is an undertaking by the Tibetan Settlement Office of Dharamshala. With a pioneering waste management system, and a substantial volunteer effort, they are changing people's views on how they handle their waste.

CUPD has taken the initiative to keep Mcleodganj Dharamshala and upper hills clean and free from the garbage. They run three garbage trucks, a paper-recycling workshop, composting sites, educational programs, segregation centres, a "Green Shop" and has 37 employees.

Mountain Cleaners at work to clean the mountains in Upper Dharamshala and Mcleodganj

You will be surprised to see that group of foriegners are working from morning till evening collecting the garbage thrown the people on their way from Mcleodganj to Triund. These people call themselves as mountain cleaners and have kept dust bins on the way and requests the tourists to put the waste material in the bins and not to throw in the open.

Last year I went for trekking on the mountains from Mcleodganj to Triund. During my trek of 8-9 Kms I saw these nature lovers picking the garbage and waste thrown by the tourists. I felt so embarrassed and thought that these mountain lovers have come all the way from europe to clean the mountains and we people hardly think of saving our land where we are living or visiting. Hats off to these people.

It was ridiculous that despite all their efforts and requests we still have a certain class of people who will never think seriously about saving the nature. They will still throw the waste in the open and will not pay heed to any request. It was really shameful that on the way there were small shops where these Mountain Cleaners have kept the dust bins but people still resorting to their old habit of throwing the waste anywhere.

It is still not too late and we need to get our acts together and do something for the mother nature.

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