Himachal Backpacking | Dharamshala Tirthan

  • Spiti Valley, Himachal Pradesh
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  • Duration: 7 days - 6 nights
  • Language: English & Hindi
  • Tour type: Backpacking Trips
  • Transport: Private Cab
  • Accommodation: Hotel & Cottages
  • Meals: 04 Breakfast and 04 Dinner
  • Group size: 2-7 People
Backpack through Himachal Pradesh exploring McLeodganj, Bir, and Tirthan Valley for Tibetan culture, paragliding thrills, serene treks, riverside camping, and breathtaking Himalayan landscapes.   What’s Included 04 Night

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Day 01 : Overnight Journey to Mcleod Ganj

  • Reach the designated point for pickup
  • Coordinate with the trip captain and board the bus
  • Overnight journey to Mcleod Ganj

Day 02 : Local Sightseeing in McLeod Ganj

  • Check-in your hotel.
  • After relaxing get ready to explore Bhagsunag Waterfall McLeod Ganj Market and Dalai Lama Monastery and cafes.
  • Return to your hotel after exploring Mcleod Ganj
  • Have dinner and overnight stay.

 

Day 03 : McLeod Ganj to Bir | Local Sightseeing

  • Wake up and have breakfast
  • Post-breakfast, get ready to visit HPCA Cricket Stadium in Dharamshala.
  • We will also visit Baijnath Temple.
  • Unwind at the Tea Garden and have some fresh air and also get to know about the tea cultivation.
  • Reach Bir in the evening. Check-in at stay in the evening.
  • Enjoy a bonfire with some light music
  • Have dinner and overnight stay in Bir.

Day 04 : Bir to Tirthan | Paragliding

  • Wake up early and have breakfast and get ready to check-out from the hotel and leave for Tirthan.
  • Leave for Paragliding. You will be headed to Billing Paragliding take-off site. (Paragliding cost extra)
  • After paragliding leave for Tirthan and reach Tirthan in the evening.
  • Check-in into the hotel and rest.
  • Have dinner,followed by overnight stay in Tirthan.

Day 05 : Jalori Pass & Serolsar Lake Trek

  • Wake up early and enjoy a beautiful morning in Tirthan Valley.
  • Post-breakfast, drive to Jalori Pass till Snow Point, and trek further to enjoy a 360 degree view of Great Himalayas.
  • Trek further to Serolsar Lake and enjoy amazing view of Serolsar Lake
  • You can relax there for a while and trek back to Jalori Pass.
  • Return to your stay site
  • Have dinner followed by overnight stay.

Day 06 : Local Sightseeing | Cafe Hopping | Departure

  • Post-breakfast, check-out from hotel and leave for Jibhi Waterfall
  • Visit Mini Thailand to get those instagram worthy pictures.
  • Spend some time exploring beautiful cafes in Jibhi.
  • Early evening we will depart for Delhi.
  •  Overnight journey to Delhi. Reach Delhi next morning.

Day 07 : Reach Delhi | Tour Ends

The group will reach Delhi and part ways with fond memories.
Trip ends with full of unforgettable memories.

Backpack through Himachal Pradesh exploring McLeodganj, Bir, and Tirthan Valley for Tibetan culture, paragliding thrills, serene treks, riverside camping, and breathtaking Himalayan landscapes.


 

What’s Included

  • 04 Night Stay (01 Night Stay in Mcleod Ganj, 01 Night Stay in Bir, 02 Night Stay in Tirthan)
  • Meals- 04 Breakfast, 04 Dinner (Starting from Day 2 Dinner to Day 5 Breakfast)
  • Sightseeing as per the itinerary
  • Trip Captain for On-Ground Assistance
  • Driver allowances, parking fees, toll taxes
  • 24*7 Support

Things To Pack

  • Day backpack (20-30 ltr.)
  • Sunscreen (SPF 40+)
  • Floaters or Sandals
  • Water bottle 1 Ltr
  • 1 Down Jacket / Main Jacket
  • Bag for all your Toiletries
  • Outdoor Shoes
  • Personal basic medical kit
  • 3 Quick Dry Tees
  • Mobile charger / Power bank
  • Cold Cream
  • 3 Pair of Cotton Socks
  • Documents
  • Quick dry towel
  • Travel laundry bag
  • Sanitizer
  • Camera
  • Sun cap
  • Lip Balm
  • Sunglasses / People who use spectacles (Use Photochromic glasses instead of contact lenses)

McLeodganj: Tranquility & Tibetan Culture

Perched above Dharamshala in the beautiful Kangra Valley, McLeodganj is often called “Little Lhasa” due to its strong Tibetan influence. It’s home to the Tibetan government-in-exile and the residence of Dalai Lama. Snow-draped views of the Dhauladhar mountain range add to its charm.

Top Experiences:

  • Namgyal Monastery – A peaceful monastery where you can observe monks engaged in prayer and meditation.

  • Tsuglagkhang Complex – The Dalai Lama Temple complex, a spiritual hub surrounded by Tibetan markets.

  • Triund Trek – A scenic 9–10 km hike through forests and meadows, rewarding you with panoramic Himalayan views. Great for beginners and experienced trekkers alike.

Beyond sightseeing, McLeodganj’s cozy cafés, Tibetan handicraft shops, yoga centers, and meditation retreats make it ideal for slow travel.


Bir: The Paragliding Capital of India

About two hours from McLeodganj, Bir is a quiet village famous for paragliding. Located in the Kangra Valley, it attracts thrill-seekers from across the country.

Why Visit Bir?

  • Paragliding at Billing – One of the best launch sites in India. Tandem flights let beginners soar over lush valleys and monasteries.

  • Chokling Monastery – A serene monastery reflecting strong Tibetan heritage.

  • Tsering Jong Monastery – Known for its peaceful courtyard and large Buddha statue.

Even if adventure isn’t your priority, Bir’s laid-back vibe, prayer flags, and scenic sunsets make it a relaxing stop.


Tirthan Valley: A Hidden Nature Escape

For untouched beauty, head to Tirthan Valley in the Kullu region. Named after the crystal-clear Tirthan River, the valley is ideal for nature lovers seeking solitude.

Highlights:

  • Great Himalayan National Park (GHNP) – A UNESCO World Heritage Site known for rare wildlife like the Himalayan Monal and musk deer.

  • Jalori Pass – A moderately challenging trek offering sweeping mountain views and access to serene alpine landscapes.

Stay in traditional homestays, enjoy home-cooked meals, and connect with local village life for an authentic experience.


 

Cancellation Policy

  • No refund shall be made with respect to the initial bookingamount for any of the cancellations.
  • If cancellations are made 30 days before the start date of the trip,
    50% of the trip cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
  • If cancellations are made 15-30 days before the start date of the trip,
    75% of the trip cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
  • If cancellations are made within 0-15 days before the start date of
    the trip, 100% of the trip cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
  • In the case of unforeseen weather conditions or government
    restrictions, certain activities may be canceled and in such cases,
    the operator will try his best to provide an alternate feasible activity.
    However, no refund will be provided for the same.
Frequently Asked Questions
  • The best time depends on what you want: if you love mild weather, blooming valleys, trekking & outdoor activities, March to June is ideal. For lush greenery and fewer crowds, July to September (monsoon) is beautiful — though some roads may be tricky. Want snow, winter sports or a cozy honeymoon? Go for October to February (but check which areas are accessible).

  • For a satisfying Himachal experience covering popular places like Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala, 5-7 days work well. If you want offbeat regions like Spiti, Sangla, or very relaxed itineraries, 8-12 days are better. Short weekend getaways (3-4 days) are possible too, especially if you start from a nearby city.

  • Shimla, Manali, Dharamshala & McLeodganj, Dalhousie are classic picks. For offbeat beauty and wilderness: Kasol & Parvati Valley, Jibhi & Tirthan, Spiti Valley, Bir Billing (for paragliding), Sangla & Chitkul. Depending on your vibe (romantic, adventure, calm), you can mix “popular + hidden gems”.

  • A standard package covers accommodations, meals (usually breakfasts & some dinners), local transportation/airport transfers, sightseeing, adventure activities (as per plan), and any mandatory permits. Extras like flights to Himachal, personal expenses, premium stays or custom add-ons may cost more.

  • Yes, Manali is safe in December, though it experiences heavy snowfall. Roads may be slippery, but hotels and local transport remain operational. Just carry proper winter clothing and check road conditions before traveling.

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