Tired of the same old weekend routines? Swap those movie nights and mall trips for something way cooler—like hiking in the Himalayas with your little explorers! The Parents and Kids Trek at Dharamshala Triund is your golden ticket to adventure, laughter, and some serious family bonding (yes, that includes Dad’s “legendary” storytelling).
Adventure and Outbound Learning
This isn’t just a trek; it’s a blockbuster adventure where your family stars as the lead cast. Think of it as a crash course in fun, fearlessness, and family bonding, all set against a Himalayan backdrop that would make your Instagram followers swoon. Here’s what’s in store:
Camping Under the Stars
Your bedtime routine is about to get an upgrade. Swap ceiling fans for twinkling constellations and bedtime stories for “Did you hear that?” moments. Cozy tents, crackling campfires, and mountains for company—who needs Netflix?
Snow Much Fun
If you’re lucky to catch winter’s magic, get ready to unleash your inner snow artist! Build snowmen, start a friendly snowball war, or just flop into the snow and call it a day. Bonus points for parents who can still pull off a snow angel!
Adventure Activities
Feeling brave? Test your mettle with rock climbing, rappelling, and river crossing (capes are optional!). It’s like a family trust exercise—but way cooler and with helmets!
Trail Tales
Walk through lush green meadows, towering pine forests, and alongside streams so clear they’ll make your kitchen sink jealous. Plus, you’ll pick up some eco-smarts along the way (because saving the planet is always in style).
Good Things About Parents and Kids Trekking Together
Family Bonding
Nothing says “teamwork” like conquering trails or figuring out how to pitch a tent without starting a family debate. Add a campfire, some marshmallows, and a round of Dad’s “legendary” jokes, and you’ve got the ultimate bonding recipe.
Life Skills in Action
From teaching teamwork to testing patience (“No, sweetie, we don’t eat trail snacks every five minutes!”), this trek is a crash course in leadership, problem-solving, and the art of persistence. Pro tip: the family that overcomes a river crossing together, stays together.
Digital Detox
No Wi-Fi, no problem! Swapping screens for streams and pings for pine trees means real conversations, uninterrupted family time, and kids realizing nature’s cooler than TikTok. (Okay, maybe almost cooler.)
Cultural Exposure
Hello, McLeodganj and Dharamshala! Between the colorful monasteries, bustling markets, and Tibetan momos so good they’ll spoil you for life, this is one culture class your family will actually want to attend.
Memories for a Lifetime
From your first snowball fight to the 57 family selfies on the trail (yes, even the one with everyone blinking), this trek is packed with moments you’ll laugh about for years. “Remember when Dad thought he saw a bear, but it was just a rock?”
What Makes This Tour Special?
Adventure That’s Kid-Approved (and Parent-Loved!)
Finally, a trek where the little ones can keep up and the grown-ups don’t feel like they’re on babysitting duty. Win-win!
Triund’s Himalayan Views = Jaw-Dropping
Trek to Triund and soak in views so stunning, they’ll make your family group chat photos look like postcards.
Bonding, But Make It Adventure
Whether you’re conquering the trails, trying your hand at rappelling, or swapping stories under the stars, this is family time with a serious upgrade.
Private Comfort Meets Wilderness Vibes
Who says you can’t have both? Sleep in cozy hotel rooms or family tents—because a good night’s rest means more energy for snowball fights.
Cultural Splashes in Dharamshala & McLeod Ganj
Get ready for a dose of Tibetan culture, colorful markets, and momo runs that will redefine “family dinner.” (We very well know momo runs are always mom-approved!)
The Coolest Spot: Laka Glacier’s Snowline
Snowball fights, snow angels, and maybe even a snowman—Laka Glacier is where the real frosty fun begins.
- A family-friendly trek that parents can enjoy with their kids.
- Trek to Triund for stunning Himalayan views.
- Enjoy family bonding through trekking, rappelling, and camping.
- Stay in private hotel rooms and family tents.
- Explore Dharamshala’s culture and McLeod Ganj market.
- Play in the snow at Snowline near Laka Glacier.
Day 1: Let the Adventure Begin!
All aboard! By 4 PM, hop onto an AC Volvo bus to Dharamshala and settle in for a cozy overnight ride to the mountains. Think of it as your pre-trek nap prep—because the real fun begins tomorrow!
Day 2: Hello, Dharamshala!
Rise and shine, you’ve made it to the mountains! Check into your hotel in peaceful Upper Dharamshala and fuel up with a delicious breakfast. Break the ice (literally, if it’s chilly!) with some fun games to get everyone laughing and bonding.
Post-lunch, it’s time to embrace your inner adventurer with a thrilling rappelling session at Bhagsu Nag. Wrap up the day with a scenic walk to acclimatize and a hearty dinner before hitting the sack.
Day 3: The Epic Trek to Triund
After a breakfast worth trekking for, lace up your boots and get ready to climb! The 4–5 hour trek to Triund is packed with stunning views, a charming forest of oak and rhododendron, and birds that seem to sing just for you.
Once you reach the gorgeous Triund meadow, breathe in the cool mountain air, snap a million photos, and enjoy games with your family. Overnight? Tents under a starry sky—mountain magic at its finest!
Day 4: Snowy Shenanigans at Snowline
Rise and shine, campers! Post-breakfast, trek to Snowline for some frosty fun. Think snowball fights, mini snow hikes, and enough chilly memories to last a lifetime. The Laka Glacier views are Insta-gold, and the mountain peaks will leave you in awe. Return to Triund for an afternoon of relaxation, followed by campfire stories that will have everyone laughing and bonding.
Day 5: Back to Bhagsu Nag
Savor your last mountain breakfast before trekking downhill to Bhagsu Nag (pro tip: don’t race the kids—they will win). After checking into your hotel, explore the lively McLeod Ganj market.
Tibetan handicrafts, cozy cafes, and enough momos to fuel your trek tales await! Cap off the day with a delicious dinner before crashing into a well-deserved sleep.
Day 6: Discover Dharamshala
Ready for some culture and sightseeing? Visit Dharamshala’s tea gardens, the iconic Cricket Stadium, the Norbulingka Institute, and the Dalai Lama Temple.
Take a deep dive into Tibetan heritage and snap enough pictures to make your friends wish they’d tagged along. Wrap up the day by exploring at your own pace or just relaxing—your call!
Day 7: So Long, Dharamshala
Wake up to your final morning in these serene surroundings. Take a stroll, snap some more family selfies, or simply soak up the vibes. In the afternoon, it’s time to hop back onto the Volvo bus and head for Delhi. But don’t worry—the memories are coming with you!
Day 8: Delhi, We’re Back!
Arrive in Delhi by 8 AM and give yourself a pat on the back for nailing this family trek. Plan your onward journey after 12 noon, and bid farewell to your fellow adventurers. You’re going home with more than just photos—you’ve got epic stories and an even closer family bond.
What is included in the tour
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3 nights at Hotel Ashoka International (or similar) with each family having their own room.
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2 nights camping at Triund with all meals, trekking tents, sleeping bags, mattresses, toilet tents, and kitchen/dining facilities (private tent for each family).
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Rappelling experience on the boulder patch at Bhagsu Nag (Day 2).
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2 trail guides, camp helpers, a cook, and a kitchen helper.
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AC Volvo Bus travel between Delhi and Dharamshala (round trip).
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Local transfers: Volvo bus station to hotel (Day 2), sightseeing (Day 6), and hotel to bus station (Day 7).
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Breakfast, lunch, and dinner on Day 2.
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Breakfasts during the hotel stay and all meals while camping at Triund.
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Mountainfit Trek Expert to guide your adventure.
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First Aid Kit for safety.
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Mountainfit merchandise.
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Forest entry charges included for Indian nationals. For non-Indian passport holders, additional charges will apply.
What is NOT included in the tour
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Personal expenses like tips, personal medicines, phone calls, etc.
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Any transport support during the trek apart from what is included above.
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Any cost or services not mentioned in the inclusions.
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Costs arising due to unforeseen incidents like bad weather, medical evacuation, roadblocks, etc.
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Porter/mule charges to carry personal luggage (can be arranged at INR 400 per day for one soft bag per person < 12 kg).
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Transportation to the Delhi bus stand.
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Insurance.