Nagdal Trek

The trek begins from Bhagsunag, which is a short distance from McLeod Ganj. The initial part of the trek can be done through a well-marked trail, with the Bhagsunag waterfall as a landmark, and then continuing towards Triund. The trek to Triund is about 9 km and passes through mixed forests of oak, rhododendron, and deodar trees. Triund is a popular camping spot, offering views of the Kangra Valley and the Dhauladhar range.

The trail from Triund to Lahesh Cave is approximately 6 km. This section can be more challenging with rocky terrain and icy streams. Lahesh Cave serves as a temporary shelter for shepherds and trekkers.

The trek to Nag Dal is about 7 km and involves a climb to a higher altitude. Nag Dal is a high-altitude lake, and the trek offers stunning views of the surrounding mountains.

The descent from Nag Dal to Laka Glacier is approximately 8 km. Laka Glacier is another popular camping spot, and the trek offers a different perspective of the Dhauladhar range.

The final day involves an 12 km trek back to McLeod Ganj.