Day 01
Arrive Delhi Early morning arrival at Delhi. A warm welcome by our staff and transfer to hotel. Full day city tour of Old & New Delhi. Late evening transfer to railway station for overnight train to Pathankot.

Day 02
Arrive Pathankot Early morning arrival at Pathankot. Assistance on arrival and transfer to McLeodganj (Dharamsala). McLeodganj is best known as the headquarters of the Tibetan Government in Exile and home of the 14th Dalai Lama, Tenzin Gyatso. The Tibetan settlement here is a delightful example of their agreeable nature. The community
has taken over the hospitality business and provide cheap and clean hotels and small friendly restaurants. All this makes McLeodganj is a colourful little town, a perennial den of tourists a place you can chill out in and do your own thing. While you stop to wonder at a Tibetan trinket or a shawl, you'll realize that your stomach is involuntarily responding to the lovely smell of wantons wafting from a nearby joint. McLeodganj is steeped in Buddhist culture you can find anything from Tibetan food, good luck charms and thangkas to Enlightenment. In fact, many disenchanted foreigners come here seeking solace, meditation or to champion the Tibetan cause. Arrive and check-in at a hotel . Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel.

Day 03
McLeodganj Tour in and around McLeodganj, the seat of the Tibetan Government in exile. Return to your hotel. Dinner and overnight stay at the hotel. Day 04 McLeodganj / Triund Trek from McLeodganj to Triund (9325 ft / 4 - 5 hrs). Triund is on the foothills of Dhauladhar range and is 17 kms. from Dharamshala. It is at a height of 2827m. The breathtaking views of the mountains and the valleys make Triund an ideal picnic and trekking spot. It is one of the most beautiful and must see spots around Dharamshala. Triund is a 9 km trek from McleodGanj passing through Dharamkot and Rakkar Villages via Gulu Devi, a small Temple and water point. The snowline starts from Ilaqa, 5 kms from Triund. Overnight stay at Triund.

Day 11
Brahmaur /Khajjiar Drive to Khajjiar (8200 ft). Khajjiar, located at an altitude of 1960 m, is often called the Switzerland of India, with its rolling meadows, majestic deodars, bubbly streams, and the sheer opulence of its natural beauty. The snow - line appears above its lush woods, and at the very centre of this divine glade, is a lake fed by countless streams that criss - cross the area. Dinner and overnight stay at Khajjiar.