Himaylan Trekking - (Dharamsala, Himachal Pradesh)

The Himalayan Trekking Excursion offers you an opportunity to trek high into the stunning Himalayan Mountains. The trek starts from McLeod Ganj in the town Dharamsala, the community of the Tibetan Government -in-exile and the home of the internationally renowned Dalai Lama. You'll camp out in the mountains, passing through authentic Indian settlements and glimpses of rural mountainous life along the way. The excursion is an astounding experience for you to view the beauty and wonder of the Himalayas while also being exposed to a vast array of fascinating cultures home to the rural, northern region of India.

Excursion Details:

3 days, 2 nights
1 night hotel accommodation
1 night camping in mountains
Full-time assistance of professional trekking guide
Free time to explore bazaars and monuments in McLeod Ganj, Dharamsala
English-speaking representative
Transportation to and from camp
All meals (breakfast, lunch, dinner) while trekking and at hotel

Program Itinerary:

Day 1 (Friday)

Leave camp after volunteer work at approximately 4:00 PM – travel by Taxi
Arrive in McCleod Ganj, Dharmasala at 6:00 PM
Free time to shop and explore through a fusion of Indian and Tibetan market bazaars, visit Dalai Lama’s Temple, and meet other international backpackers passing through the area.
Dinner at hotel at 8:00 PM

Day 2 (Saturday)

Early morning breakfast at hotel Depart from hotel and begin trekking excursion from the top of McLeod Ganj
Trek throughout day, with frequent breaks for water, tea and lunch
Reach the mid-way point, early evening
Setup camp for overnight
Dinner and campfire with oth er trekkers
Restful sleep after a long day of trekking

Day 3 (Sunday)

Early morning breakfast and tea
Continue trekking upward, finally reaching the mountain’s summit.
Trek downwards, back to McLeod Ganj
Have another hour of free time to explor e McLeod Ganj and do some last minute shopping
Board a taxi back to the camp, arriving at approximately 8:00 PM

Note: The exact sequence of events may change slightly as per individual program.

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