u/SomeoneWhoListenn

I'm curious if anyone has a story like this. You start the trek with strangers, have a few conversations along the way, maybe share a sunset or tea at the top, and somehow that random person becomes a close friend, travel buddy, or even someone you still talk to today.

If you've had an experience like that on Triund, I'd love to hear your story.

Hey everyone!

I'm planning a simple BYOT (Bring Your Own Tent) trek to Triund and looking for fellow adventurers who want a more laid-back, community-style experience.

The idea:

Trek up to Triund together

Everyone brings their own tent and basic gear

Gather around a bonfire (if permitted and safe)

Cook meals together

Share stories, music, and travel experiences

Enjoy the mountains, stars, and sunrise

Make new friends and unforgettable memories

No tour operators, no strict schedules, no guide fees—just a group of like-minded people who love the outdoors and want to experience Triund in a more authentic way.

Who can join? Anyone who is reasonably fit for the trek, respectful of nature, and willing to contribute to the group's positive vibe.

Important:

Follow local regulations and camping rules.

Leave no trace—carry your trash back.

Prioritize safety and respect the mountains.

If this sounds like your kind of adventure, drop a comment or DM.

Hey everyone,

I was thinking about starting a small community in Dharamshala for people who are going through something in life — breakups, loneliness, feeling disconnected, stress, or simply not having people around to talk to.

For the past year, I’ve been a listener on "7cups.com", and it made me realize how many people silently struggle alone. Sometimes people just need connection, good conversations, and a safe space without judgment.

The idea isn’t therapy or anything formal. Just genuine human connection.

Maybe group meetups, chai conversations, walks, sharing experiences, making friends, or even just online one-on-one chats. No names, no faces, no pressure — just your story and someone willing to listen.

A space where people can talk freely without feeling judged or alone.

Would anyone actually be interested in something like this in Dharamshala?

Open to ideas and suggestions too.