Rajgundha Trek | Trek from Bir Billing | Detailed Itinerary
Rajgundha Trek is located in Dhauladhar Range. If you are in Bir Billing and looking for a short adventure you should choose this amazing trek experience. This is a very remote village and not visited much by travellers. The trek goes through the village paths and Rajgundha is approachable in 2 different ways. Alternatively, you can also start your journey from Barot.
Trek’s total distance is 6 km if started from the Barot side and 14 KM if started from the Billing side. Once you reach Rajgundha you can camp overnight or can also return the same day to your base location if you have started your trek from Barot side (One of the best camping destinations in Himachal).
Billing is also a traveller’s inn and you can find homestays, paragliding and camping options there. Also if you have a few more days you can also visit Barot and enjoy camping. Also, there are a lot of monasteries nearby which you can visit.
Travel to base –Nearest airports are Kullu and Kangra. Travellers can plan travel to any of these airports. Bir Billing is approachable from both these locations and there are local buses operating on this route. If you are coming by train you can take the train to Pathankot from where you can either take a bus or if you have some spare time you can also board a Toy train to Jogindernagar.
Short itinerary for Rajgundha Trek
Day 1: Bir to Rajgundha
Once we reach billing then trek will start from Billing. The total trek distance is 14km.
Day 2: Rajgundha to Billing and back to Bir
After breakfast trek back to billing then drive down to Bir.
Things to keep in mind before attempting Rajgundha Trek.
- Mobile network is available only of that of Airtel and Jio..
- There are a couple of stay options that can be booked after paying some amount. It is recommended to carry your camping gear or hire an agency to manage your stay and food needs.
- Trek is a bit challenging at a few points and you may need to prepare for this in advance.
If you are planning for the trek and want to hire camping/trekking equipment you can rent it out at Chandigarh, Panchkula, Mohali, Zirakpur or Kharar from Gadget Rental India.
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3 comments
This trek to Rajgundha sounds like a perfect blend of adventure and serenity. The idea of exploring a remote village through village paths is truly captivating. Starting the trek from Barot seems more convenient, especially with the shorter distance and the option to return the same day. The mention of camping in Rajgundha and the nearby monasteries adds a cultural touch to the adventure. Billing, with its homestays and paragliding options, seems like a great base for travelers. I wonder, though, how challenging is the trek in terms of terrain and elevation? Also, are there any specific seasons when this trek is most enjoyable? The whole experience seems like a must-do for anyone visiting Himachal Pradesh!
Your description of the Rajgundha Trek sounds fascinating! It’s amazing how this remote village offers such a serene and adventurous experience. I’m curious, though, which route would you recommend for first-time trekkers—the 6 km one from Barot or the 14 km one from Billing? The idea of camping overnight in Rajgundha seems so peaceful, but is it safe for solo travelers? Also, are there any specific seasons when the trek is at its best? I’d love to know more about the monasteries nearby—are they easily accessible from Rajgundha? Lastly, do you think this trek is suitable for someone with minimal trekking experience? I’m really tempted to plan a trip now!
Rajgundha Trek sounds like a hidden gem in the Dhauladhar Range! I love how it offers a mix of adventure and serenity, especially with the remote village vibe. The option to start from either Barot or Billing adds flexibility, though the 14 km trek from Billing seems more challenging. Camping overnight in Rajgundha must be magical, but I wonder how the weather is during different seasons? The mention of monasteries nearby is intriguing—are they easily accessible from Rajgundha? Also, how’s the paragliding experience in Billing? I’d love to hear more about the local culture and any tips for first-time trekkers. Would you recommend this trek for someone with limited trekking experience?