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Triund Hill Kangra

Triund is one day trek  of “Chamba Valley” and Kangra Valley.




Triund Hill is located at a height of about 2,842 meters above sea level and with a distance of about 9 kilometers from Mc Leodganj located at height of 2,082 meters above sea level and 17 kilometers from Dharamsala. 

Triund hosts the majestic views bestowed upon by Nature and possibly in the whole World the nearest snowline in the entire Himalayan mountain range, here snowline is located in the shortest distance of about 13 kilometers.

Today, Triund  popular trail among the domestic tourists and the foreign tourists, 

 Three shops which provide tea, breakfast, lunch and dinner to the trekkers. 

Lahesh Cave can shelter about 30 people comfortably. There is a snow fed waterfall by the side of Lahesh Cave.

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