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Participants will be given the location of the hotel once confirmed.
This exciting 5-day trek to Indrahar Pass starts from the charming Tibetan Buddhist town of McLeodganj and takes you through the vast undulating meadows of Triund. You'll see the famous Triund trek route, and go beyond to get to Indrahar Pass, which lies at 14,200 feet. From the top, you'll get spectavular views of Mani Mahesh Kailash Peak and the Pir Panjal range.
This is a moderately challenging trek and is perfect for newbies or for people with past experience looking for a fun trek in the Himalayas.
McLeodganj is a small town in Himachal Pradesh, a northern state of India. Surrounded by the Himalayas, this beautiful hill station is home to His Highness Dalai Lama and the Tibetan government-in-exile. The Indrahar Pass trek is a prime attraction for tourists visiting Dharamsala. On this trek, you'll be stopping at mountain temples and monasteries, and seeing the daily life of Himalayan shepherds.
Explore the beautiful town of McLeodganj. | Trek to Indrahar Pass through mixed alpine forests of cedar and rhododendron. | Capture magnificent views of the Himalayas from the Indrahar Pass trek. | Camp in the wilderness of the Himalayas.
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37 km
23 hrs
9 km
You can check into your hotel in McLeodganj at any time during the day. The rest of the day is spent exploring the sights of McLeodganj. You can head down to the local market or visit the monasteries, or just take it easy in the charming cafes around. Get some rest today, because tomorrow you'll begin your trek to Indrahar Pass.
Overnight in hotel rooms
On single/double occupancy
McLeodganj
McLeodganj
12:00 PM
Dinner
27-03-2020
'Badly need to work on their website to sync information. Booked a trip (3 room) with them (ac cottage stay) for Rishikesh with 100% refund policy as per the link shared in mail. But I was surprised when on the next day of booking, I received the message saying that the cottage I paid for and received a booking confirmation has been allocated to someone else. Instead I had to pay extra for a non ac tent(with cooler instead of ac) property at the similar location. But the bad experience did not end there. When we had to cancel the room for 5 of the members, they applied a cancellation fees which was not stated anywhere in cancellation policies on website link. I will not suggest anyone to use this site. Please book directly to avoid any such inconvenience and surprises owing to misleading policies. Note: I had contacted the property owner directly and he had quoted a lower price(all inclusive package via mail) on direct booking than thegreatnext. So think hard before opting for TGN if you gave option to reach owner directly. We had opted for TGN only based on the full refund policy that the site stated. Edit: I would acknowledge the efforts from Tanvi from thegreatnext who tried to accomodate the updated requirements. I have given 2* only because of her inputs. However, I would like to point out that my concern is not with any person but it is with lack of clarity with policies and syncing with the property owners at the end of Thegreatnext website. This is a major drawback that needs to be bridged.'
27-03-2020
'The experience with The Great Next was amazing, start from the planning part to the last day of the trek. The spokesperson was easily accessible and was more than happy to answer any question.. All the do's and dont's were clearly explained right before the trek.. Everything was well arranged , supportive local staff , beautiful memories! It was just perfect..!! A trek to be remember always. Kudos to The Great next for the well-arranged trek. Looking forward for my trek with The Great Next.'
27-03-2020
'Wonderful !!! shout-out to my man Mr. Venkat for arranging the best trekking experience..'
27-03-2020
'Honestly the experience was quite amazing and totally satisfied. Provided with premium quality of services and very responsive to the queries. It was my first time Manali trek with TGN and it was really a memorable experience for me. The quality of food, tents and all the amenities were quite satisfactory. Venkat, frankly speaking you're very responsive.. thank you Venkat for your support.. thank you TheGreatNext'
27-03-2020
'When I bored of daily routines and surfing for some exciting trips or outings, I came across this website. I gave them my contact details and soon I got a prompt call from Mr.Raul from TGN. From then to till end of the trek they guided. coordination is appreciable. And trip was amazing with crazy trekmates and trek leads. It was one of my best well spent weekend. I would love to suggest TGN to you too...'
For cancellations made 45 days or more before the departure of Indrahar Pass trek: Full refund (after deducting any expenses that have been incurred for hotel bookings, transport, etc.) minus any transaction charges.
For cancellations made 30-45 days before the departure of the Indrahar Pass trek: 75% of trip cost will be refunded (after deducting any expenses that have been incurred for hotel bookings, transport, etc.) minus any transaction charges.
For cancellations made 15-30 days before the departure of the Indrahar Pass trek: 50% of trip cost will be refunded (after deducting any expenses that have been incurred for hotel bookings, transport, etc.) minus any transaction charges.
For cancellations made 0-15 days before the departure of the Indrahar Pass trek: No refund.
No show: No refund.
Payment for this trip will not be adjusted towards any future trips.
The operator has a set of guidelines for the Indrahar Pass trek that must be adhered to based on the tenets of ‘Leave No Trace’ & ‘Tread Light’ policies. These guidelines are very simple and emphasise on travelling in small groups, better planning, understanding impact of camping, proper waste disposal, respecting local cultures, sensitivity towards wildlife and so on.
Participants must adhere to the instructions of the team leader during the trek to Indrahar Pass.
Smoking, consumption of alcohol, narcotic drugs etc. is strictly prohibited during the trek to Indrahar Pass.
While on the Indrahar Pass trek, participants must follow a proper waste disposal system.