Trip Info
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Car,Bus
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2-3 Stars Hotels
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3000 metres
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Pathankot
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October to June
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Eco-Tour, Hiking, Meditaion tour, Pilgrimage tour, Buddhist pilgrimage, peace seekers
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Breakfast and Dinner.
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English and HIndi.
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Easy to Moderate
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4-15
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12
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65
Overview
A Dhauladhar trip in Himachal Pradesh is a soul-stirring journey through the majestic ranges that cradle some of the region’s most serene and spiritual destinations. Stretching across Kangra, Chamba, and parts of Mandi, the Dhauladhar mountains offer dramatic snow-capped peaks, alpine meadows, and dense deodar forests. Trekkers and nature lovers are drawn to trails like Triund, Kareri Lake, and Indrahar Pass, where every ascent reveals panoramic views and Himalayan silence. Along the way, towns like Dharamshala and McLeodganj blend Tibetan culture, monasteries, and meditation retreats with the raw beauty of the mountains. Whether you’re chasing clouds, exploring ancient temples, or sipping chai with a view, the Dhauladhar trip is a poetic blend of adventure, peace, and mountain mystique.
Highlights
- Triund Trek is one of the most adventure short trek. A scenic day trek offering panoramic views of the Dhauladhar peaks and Kangra Valley. - Ideal for beginners and nature lovers seeking a Himalayan high.
- Home to the Dalai Lama, Tibetan monasteries, and peaceful meditation centers.
- Explore Bhagsu Waterfall, Namgyal Monastery, and Tibetan markets.
- A high-altitude glacial lake nestled at 9,650 ft, surrounded by pine forests and snow peaks.
- Perfect for offbeat trekkers and camping enthusiasts
- Baijnath: An ancient Shiva temple with Nagara-style architecture.
- Masroor: Rock-cut monolithic temples often called the “Ellora of the Himalayas.”
- Lush tea estates with views of snow-capped Dhauladhar ranges.
- Visit the Tashi Jong Monastery and enjoy paragliding in nearby Bir-Billing.
- Camp under the stars near Triund or Indrahar Pass.
- Experience the raw beauty of the Dhauladhar snowline with bonfires and Himalayan silence.
- Spot Himalayan birds, goral, and even leopards in the Dhauladhar Wildlife Sanctuary.
- Ideal for eco-tourists and photographers.
- Khajjiar – Mini Switzerland of India - Lush meadows, cedar forests, and a tranquil lake. - Ideal for picnics, horse riding, and photography.
- British-era architecture with stained glass and serene surroundings. Perfect for heritage walks and quiet reflection
- Highest point in Dalhousie offering 360° views of snow peaks and valleys
- A short trek leads to the sacred Pholani Devi Temple.
- Bustling hub for souvenirs, woollens, handicrafts, and local snacks.
- Try Bhutta (roasted corn) and Himachali pickles.
- Dense deodar forests home to Himalayan black bear, pheasants, and more.
- Walk through old bungalows, misty lanes, and pine groves.
- Ideal for honeymooners, writers, and peace seekers.
