The streets of Mcleodganj is bustling with shops and coffee shops. Monks in their robes walk the streets, faces radiating peace and serenity. With birds chirping in the woods, the cool and unique aura of the hippie town engulfs your senses. You can go for a trek in the mountains and find solace. Ride the mountain slopes to feel the cool breeze as the warm sun hits you. You end your day sharing experiences with fellow backpackers at a top-rated hostel in Mcleodganj. This hippy town is the place to visit for recharging your spirituality and finding your true self. 

The town is also the gateway to Dharamkot which is higher up the mountains. It is 2kms from the town center and is a beautiful trek away. With much quieter surroundings and even less modern amenities, it makes up the perfect getaway. A place to completely disconnect from the stress of work. Various cheap hostels in Mcleodganj provide backpackers a place to sleep. But why should you try Triangle Folks, the top-rated hostel in Mcleodganj?

Top Rated Hostel In Mcleodganj

Triangle Folks is a modern backpacker hostel with open lobbies, friendly travelers and a heap of experience to unravel. We pride ourselves in being the best hostel in Mcleodganj to help in enriching our customer’s experience. 

Free wi-fi service allows you to keep in touch with the outside world. Our front office provides exchange services to our travelers along with online reservations. The serenity of the town will not go unchecked when you stay with us. Our friendly in-house hosts would happily cater to your queries and clear your doubts.

Clean rooms and dormitories along with clean toilets make us one of the perfect cheap hostels in Mcleodganj.

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The Triangle Folks Experience 

Barbeque and friends go well together, and no one knows it better than us. Our barbeque is famous in the area and the bonfire heightens the experience. Triangle Folks also provide backpackers with in-house chefs to cook à la carte food. The Triangle Folks experience is truly cherishable.

We offer a place to rejuvenate your body and mind after the treks and bike rides. A place to form bonds and memories to cherish for a lifetime. Our open lobbies help you create memories with other backpackers with experiences of their own. Sharing experiences and forming bonds form an important part of the best hostel in Mcleodganj. 

Come and experience the beauty and tranquility of Dharamshala with the backpacker’s top rated hostel in Mcleodganj. Triangle folks, for the backpacker in you.

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