Triund Hill Jewel of Dharamshala
Everything You Need To Know About Triund, Kareri and Thatharna Trek. Trek But Do Not Trash
Django Unchained in Billing I was looking for some easy winter snow hiking spot out side of my area. Then got the reference to a place of worship near Chinna Pass (motor-able road but now the road is blocked with slides and fallen trees, the reason they had cut out the road from hillsides and…Read more
Mostly people refer Mountains as nothing but a heap of granite boulder and rocks…may be, but these days, it is opposite!
Triund Pilgrimage in 2012 This summer of 2012 Triund Hill has turned up to be some like a favorite place for a sort of a delightful pilgrimage and people from all walks of life are showing up every day in number of 20 to 40. Some are coming without guide, some are coming with guides…Read more
How To Prepare for the Monsoon Hikes Monsoon is one of the most beautiful season in North India and presents some of the best views in the Mountains. The hills become all green. Then there are the Gaddi shepherds grazing their flock of sheep and goat. Monsoon season usually starts from mid to the end…Read more
Bhagsu Water Fall Bhagsunag Waterfall and Gallu Whenever one is in Dharamsala and Mcleodganj and talks about waterfall and the only, waterfall that comes in mind is Bhagsu waterfall. Bhagsu waterfall is in Bhagsunag, named after the oldest temple in Bhagsu. Bhagsu which is another aka name of whole Dharamshala and is common among the…Read more
Kareri Village is another interesting place neighboring Triund Hill. Kareri village is approximately in following co-ordinates 32° 16′ 50.93″ N 76° 16′ 50.77″ E and is just 3km from Ghera village.From Kareri village, the Kareri Lake (Locals of Kareri call it Dal Lake) is at a distance of 13km and approximately in following co-ordinates 32°…Read more
Is it safe to Trek to Triund in December? Triund Hill is the Jewel of Dharamshala Local. Trek to Triund, is one of the nearest and one of easiest high altitude trekking site in Dharamsala. Triund trek has four to five starting points. One from Dharamkot, second from BhagusNag (which further gets divided in two…Read more
In Triund there is a Guest House of Forest Department Dharamsala with about four cosy rooms and which is looked after by Mr. Baisakhi Ram and one room for a night costs as low as 1000 INR** (**rates may change as per rule of Forest Department). If you plan to stay up in Triund for…Read more