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Daily Tour
12 people
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Reach your campsite at Mcleodganj and enjoy the lush, refreshing atmosphere with views of Triund.
Rest and have a filling breakfast before starting your trek.
Set out towards the Gallu Devi Temple, nestled among deodar trees and featuring a small shrine at the village entrance.
The hike takes about 2-3 hours.
As you reach the village, admire the views of Naddi Village on your left and Triund Top on your right.
Continue your trek towards the Hidden Waterfall, with a 1-2 hour hike leading to the Ibax Cave Cafe.
After enjoying the views, start to descend back towards your campsite at Mcleodganj.
On your return journey, take in the stunning sunset, enhancing the beauty of your adventure.
Overnight it tents.
Start your day by soaking in the stunning morning views, resembling a vibrant spectrum painted across the sky.
Revel in the peace and beauty of the environment, allowing yourself to fully relax and connect with nature.
As you prepare to leave, be ready to leave a part of yourself behind, having made lasting memories and enjoying the serene surroundings.
The best time to hike to Gallu Waterfall is between March and June and September to November. During these months, the weather is pleasant, with clear skies and lush greenery. The monsoon season (July–August) can make the trails slippery, while winter (December–February) brings cold temperatures and occasional snowfall.
The Gallu Waterfall Hike is a short trek, typically taking 3 to 4 hours round trip from Gallu Devi Temple. The trek covers around 6-7 km with a mix of easy and moderate sections.
The trek is classified as easy to moderate, making it suitable for beginners as well as experienced hikers. The initial trail is relatively simple, but the final stretch near the waterfall has rocky and uneven terrain, requiring careful footing.
The Gallu Waterfall is located at an altitude of approximately 7,200 feet (2,195 meters) above sea level, offering stunning views of the Dhauladhar Range and surrounding valleys.
There are a few small cafes near Gallu Devi Temple, but no facilities near the waterfall itself. It is recommended to carry your own water and snacks.
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