Triund Trek with Camping 2019, , Himachal Pradesh, India

Triund is a beguiling village roosted at a height of around 2,828 m, in the Kangra Valley of Himachal Pradesh. It is situated at the lower regions of the Dhauladhar go and is considered as the core of McLeodganj and Dharamshala, from where the trek starts.

Triund Trek is considered as one of the most prevalent and least demanding treks in Himachal Pradesh. Consistently a great deal of trekkers and voyagers climb this courageous trail.

Triund is a little slope station with huge place where there is green grass, deodar, oak, pine, and Rhodeodaran woods.

This trek has a ton to provide for its takers - a captivating perspective on the Dhauladhar go just as the Kangra valley, the flawless snow sparkling in the daylight, the splendid shades of the wild rhododendrons flying over here and there, investigation of the woodland in the midst of monstrous pine and oak trees, and in particular, the all-unavoidable peacefulness that makes any excursion to the mountains so unique.

The complete separation of Triund trek is 9 km (5.6miles) which can be shrouded in 4-5 hours. Novices can likewise embrace this trek.

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