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Dharamshala & McLeodganj Trip from Mumbai

Himachal Pradesh · 4D/3N · Moderate

Dharamshala & McLeodganj Trip from Mumbai

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Overview

# Dharamshala & McLeodganj Trip from Mumbai

**McLeodganj** — the home of the **Dalai Lama** and the Tibetan government-in-exile — is unlike any other hill station in India. The air is thick with the scent of pine and incense, streets are lined with Tibetan prayer flags, and every cafe serves momos, thukpa, and butter tea alongside spectacular views of the **Dhauladhar Range**. Whether you're meditating at the **Namgyal Monastery**, trekking to **Triund**, or simply sipping coffee at a Bhagsu café, McLeodganj touches your soul in a way that stays long after you leave.

Based in Himachal Pradesh, this moderate 4-day trek is best attempted during June, October — when the trail and surroundings are at their most rewarding.

4 Days

Duration

Max Altitude

Moderate

Difficulty

June

Best Season

Pricing

Starting from ₹10,999 per person. Prices vary by departure city.

Departure City

Departure Dates

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    Inclusions & Exclusions

    Inclusions

    • Flight transfers (Mumbai–Delhi/Chandigarh, economy), pickup/drop, 3-night hotel stay, breakfast daily, dinner Day 1–3, guide, Triund trek guide, all sightseeing entries, monastery donation.

    Exclusions

    • Personal expenses, insurance, lunch (not included as we eat at local cafes of your choice), extra snacks, tips.

    Things to Carry

    Comfortable trekking shoes (for Triund).Warm layers (McLeodganj: 5–15°C in Oct–Dec).Raincoat (weather can change suddenly).2L water bottle, snacks for the trek.Sunscreen, cap, camera.Personal meds.

    FAQs

    What makes McLeodganj special?

    It's the unique Tibetan culture combined with stunning Himalayan views. Nowhere else in India can you have momos and thukpa while watching the snow line.

    How hard is the Triund trek?

    It's considered the perfect beginner's Himalayan trek. 9 km of steady incline, no technical sections. Most people with basic fitness can do it.

    Can I meet the Dalai Lama?

    He gives public teachings in season (Mar–Apr). Private audiences are not available, but you can attend his public discourses if you're visiting during that time.