Overview
Go past the Triund crowds to the Snowline and Laka Got campsites, right under the rock faces of the Dhauladhars.
- Quieter camps beyond Triund
- Close views of the Indrahar ridge
- Snow patches into late spring
Day-by-day itinerary
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Day 1
Dharamkot → Triund
Climb to Triund and camp on the meadow.
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Day 2
Triund → Snowline → Laka Got
A short, steep climb to the Snowline and on to Laka Got below the glacier. Afternoon to explore.
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Day 3
Laka Got → McLeodganj
Long descent past Triund back to McLeodganj by evening.
What’s included
Included
- Certified trek leader and local guide
- All meals on the trek (veg)
- Tents, sleeping bags and mats
- Forest and camping permits
- First-aid kit, oximeter and oxygen cylinder
Not included
- Travel to McLeodganj and back
- Stay in Dharamshala before or after the trek
- Mules or porters for personal bags (ask us to add one)
- Anything not listed under inclusions
When to go
Best timeRunsNot running
Weather in Snowline (Laka Got), next 7 days
Live forecastWhat trekkers say about Vijay Adventure
“Trust me, I have done tons of treks now, but when I did the Minkiani Pass trek with Vijay bhai, I really felt the importance of a guide … and the food by Badal bhai, woahhh, best food I ever had on treks!! I never ever gave my review, this is my first time, cause they really deserve it!!”
“Five of us friends suddenly planned a trip to Kareri Lake Trek without any knowhow. We met Vijay on our way to Kareri, and thanks to him and Rajesh (Alex), we had an amazing time staying at the homestay in Kareri Village and enjoying the whole Kareri Lake Trek.”
“Vijay guided me to Kareri Lake. He was super fit. That pushed me a lot! He is such a kind person with a good vibe. I liked his positive thinking. Besides, he knows everything about good hiking equipment.”
“Vijay and his father are the best hosts in Kareri Village. If anyone is planning a trek to Kareri Village, you will find them to be very helpful people and excellent trekking guides.”
Questions people ask
I have never trekked before. Can I join?
Easy and moderate treks are fine for first-timers who can walk 8–10 km in a day. Start walking or climbing stairs for 3–4 weeks before the trip.
Where do we meet?
At our base in McLeodganj, near the main square. We share a map pin and the trek leader’s number on WhatsApp 2 days before departure.
What if the weather turns bad?
The trek leader decides on safety. If we cancel a departure for weather, you can move to another date or take a full refund.
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