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Getting to Dharamkot

Dharamkot sits above McLeodganj, at the top of a road that narrows as it climbs. Here is how people usually arrive, and what the last stretch involves.

The last stretch, honestly

The road is paved most of the way up but gets steadily narrower, and past a certain point vehicles stop and the road becomes a walking path; the village core is largely pedestrian. That means there is a short walk between where a car can leave you and where you sleep, and with a heavy bag at midnight that is worth knowing in advance.

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Long haul

Getting to the valley

Most people come overnight from Delhi, or fly into Gaggal and take a taxi for the last hour.

The final two kilometres

McLeodganj to Dharamkot

About two kilometres: twenty to forty minutes uphill on foot, or roughly ₹100–150 in an auto from the square. Most people walk down and ride back up.

Map of Dharamkot showing Eevolve Hostel and Soma House, with Bhagsu, Upper Bhagsu and the Gallu trail nearby
Eevolve Hostel
Soma House
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