• Day 1 Journey to Kangra
  Reach Kangra via different means of transportation.
  The distance between Kangra and Chamunda is only 17 kilometres.
  Then, you must have your dinner and head back to your room for an overnight stay.
• Day 2 Reach Jia Village
  Feel the tranquil atmosphere at the Aadi Himani Chamunda Temple
  Get ready for the breathtaking view that the trek offers.
  Sample the local delicacies for lunch. You can even pack some for dinner as the availability of food shops near the temple is scarce.
  Reach Jia Village via bus to start the trek towards Himani Chamunda.
  When you embark on the trail, you will find some stairs.
  However, after some time, the slope becomes steeper. But, the magnificent view around will instil you with the determination to move ahead.
  After 3-4 hours, you will reach the Aadi Himani Chamunda Temple. 
  Take a look at the surroundings and admire the architectural prowess of the new temple. (The old temple was severely affected due to a fire a few years ago).
  For the overnight stay, you can rest in the temple dormitories. 
  You might face some issues as there is a distinct lack of light. It is advisable to carry torches, a power bank, matchsticks, and candles. 
  Keep in mind that the temperature in this region is quite low. Pack essentials, but you can get blankets from the temple. They charge a mere 100 INR per blanket for the night. 
  Have dinner and let your muscles rest for the descent journey the next day.
• Day 3 Departure
  Visit the Khargoshini Temple and continue the journey down
  Admire the exquisite beauty of the rising sun amidst the Dhauladhar ranges.
  Hike to the Khargoshini Temple takes about 2 hours. The trail is risky and requires the aid of an experienced guide. 
  Soak in the beautiful views and come back to the Aadi Himani Chamunda Temple.
  Then, continue the descent and reach the endpoint to go back home.

Know Before You Go

• There is a scarcity of food and water for the most part of the Aadi Himani Chamunda Trek.
• If the trek package does not include food, then you must make sure to carry the necessary foods.
• You must also carry at least 10 liters of water to get rid of the overwhelming thirst that the exhaustion will inevitably bring.
• Make sure that you are dressed according to the temperature. The weather gets chillier as you make the ascent.
• Bring torches and other sources that can offer light. The dormitories at the top of the hill do not have any lighting.

Things To Carry 

• Rain cover
• Fleece jackets and thermals
• Hiking shoes
• Woollen cap, socks, mittens & scarf

• All the prices are for Indian Nationals only, unless specified