Winter Paradise

Har Ki Dun Trek

₹ 14,999 ₹ 10,500 /- PP

  • Region : Uttarakhand
  • Duration : 7 Days & 6 Nights
  • Distance : 54 KM
  • Altitude : 11,800 Ft.
  • Difficulty Level : Easy to Moderate
Book Now
Enquire Now

Note :

  • +5% GST (Goods and Services Tax)
  • Dehradun to Dehradun
  • Transport, Stay, Meals included

Overview

Har Ki Dun Trek Plans

One of the most hypnotising valleys in the Garhwal Himalayas is located at an elevation of 4,000 metres (12,000 feet), and it is accessed through the Har Ki Dun Trek. In addition to that, it is also known as “The Valley of Gods,” which is another name for it. The valley is stunningly encircled by alpine greenery and is home to an exceptionally diverse collection of flora and fauna. This valley is the primary watershed that contributes to the Yamuna River and is linked to Baspa Valley by way of the Borasu Pass. This walk attracts participants from all over the world in the hope that they will be rewarded with breathtaking vistas, stunning scenery, serene surroundings, and alluring flora and fauna. This walk is widely regarded as the best river valley path in India, and it continues to be a popular destination for adventurers from all over the globe. The breathtaking beauty of the valley is the key draw for visitors. This path is typically a fantastic option for those who are interested in hiking and environment since the colours change with each season. During your walk, you won’t want to miss out on seeing the expansive green valley, the culture and friendliness of the locals, and the outlying settlements along the trail. Your hike will undoubtedly be more interesting and exhilarating if you have a good view of the Swargarohini range of peaks, in addition to the Laundhar glacier, which is located nearby. During the course of the journey, it is possible to catch sight of the Himalayan Monal, which is the state bird of Uttarakhand, as well as a number of other creatures that live in the forest. In addition to this, the valley provides breathtaking views of the Jaundhar Glacier, Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini Peaks I & II, and the Black peak, all of which are certain to be a visual feast for you.

Complete

Itinerary Details

  • Day 1: Drive from Dehradun to Sankri

    The Har ki Doon Trek Organiser will leave Dehradun in the wee hours of the morning to begin the journey. Your travel to Sankri is scheduled to start at 6:30 in the morning. You will make your way along National Highway 123 and travel a total distance of 210 km throughout your excursion. It might take up to nine hours to go to Sankri, but during that time, your eyes will be treated to a variety of beautiful sights along the road. On the trip to Sankri, you will stop at a number of interesting and enjoyable locations. You will go through the interesting destinations like Mussoorie, Kempty fall, and Purola as you wind your way down the winding roadways. 13 km inside Govind National Park is where you will set up your tent and make your home for the night.

  • Day 2: From Sankri to Taluka drive and then trek to Puani Garaat

    The Har ki Doon Trek Organiser will leave Dehradun in the wee hours of the morning to begin the journey. Your travel to Sankri is scheduled to start at 6:30 in the morning. You will make your way along National Highway 123 and travel a total distance of 210 km throughout your excursion. It might take up to nine hours to go to Sankri, but during that time, your eyes will be treated to a variety of beautiful sights along the road. On the trip to Sankri, you will stop at a number of interesting and enjoyable locations. You will go through the interesting destinations like Mussoorie, Kempty fall, and Purola as you wind your way down the winding roadways. 13 km inside Govind National Park is where you will set up your tent and make your home for the night.

  • Day 3: Trek from Puani Garaat to Kalkatiyadhaar

    Now might be a good time to look about Osla town. After a strenuous hour of trekking, you will finally arrive at the quaint little village. Osla is a little settlement that is at an elevation of 8,500 feet above mean sea level. You will be bestowed with benefits if you go to the temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and see the marvellous construction of the temple. After leaving Osla, the first step of the journey consists of fording two creeks; the second of these streams features a wooden bridge leading to the mountain curve. The valley above Supin will eventually have two more meadows below it. You will be able to go to the meadows of Dev Thach, Bali Pass, and the Ruinsara River by crossing the wooden bridge. As you make your way towards the populated regions, you will pass through wheat fields. The meeting of the Supin and Ruinsara rivers is going to brighten your day. The breathtaking panoramas of Black Peak and Bandarpoonch are going to make the whole hiking trip that much more enjoyable. You will eventually reach flat ground, which is known as Kalkatiyadhaar, and this will be your next campsite if you continue to climb.

  • Day 4: From Kalkatiyadhaar to Har Ki Dun Trek and return

    Now might be a good time to look about Osla town. After a strenuous hour of trekking, you will finally arrive at the quaint little village. Osla is a little settlement that is at an elevation of 8,500 feet above mean sea level. You will be bestowed with benefits if you go to the temple dedicated to Lord Shiva and see the marvellous construction of the temple. After leaving Osla, the first step of the journey consists of fording two creeks; the second of these streams features a wooden bridge leading to the mountain curve. The valley above Supin will eventually have two more meadows below it. You will be able to go to the meadows of Dev Thach, Bali Pass, and the Ruinsara River by crossing the wooden bridge. As you make your way towards the populated regions, you will pass through wheat fields. The meeting of the Supin and Ruinsara rivers is going to brighten your day. The breathtaking panoramas of Black Peak and Bandarpoonch are going to make the whole hiking trip that much more enjoyable. You will eventually reach flat ground, which is known as Kalkatiyadhaar, and this will be your next campsite if you continue to climb.

  • Day 5: From Kalkatiyadhaar to Puani Garaat via osla

    After an exhausting day yesterday, we are going to make our way back to Puani Garaat, where we started. This outing will take you back through Osla at some point along the road. It will take you around 5 hours to reach the destination after descending approximately 3,500 feet. After indulging in a scrumptious breakfast, you will be able to enjoy some relaxing and undemanding hiking during the next 6.5 km. The allure of the Himalayan range will inspire you to trek farther and for longer periods of time. While travelling to your tent in Puani Garaat, you will once again have the opportunity to capture random moments featuring snow-covered peaks.

  • Day 6: Trek from Puani Garaat to Taluka and drive to Sankri

    After an exhausting day yesterday, we are going to make our way back to Puani Garaat, where we started. This outing will take you back through Osla at some point along the road. It will take you around 5 hours to reach the destination after descending approximately 3,500 feet. After indulging in a scrumptious breakfast, you will be able to enjoy some relaxing and undemanding hiking during the next 6.5 km. The allure of the Himalayan range will inspire you to trek farther and for longer periods of time. While travelling to your tent in Puani Garaat, you will once again have the opportunity to capture random moments featuring snow-covered peaks.

  • Day 7: Drive from Sankri to Dehradun

    On this day, we shall reluctantly embark on our journey away from Sankri. The magnificent and mind-boggling journey has finally come to an end today. Because the trip to Dehradun is going to take around 9 to 10 hours, we will have to get an early start in the morning so that we can make it there on time. On the subject of transportation, the Har ki Doon Trek Organiser is also able to make arrangements for you.

Complete

Inclusion & Exclusion Details

Transportation from/to mentioned points in the itinerary’s day 1 and last day.

Food will be vegetarian but egg is also served.

All permits of forest, camping etc.

Accommodation is in tents throughout the trek on double or triple occupancies.

Tents, sleeping bag, crampons, matters, dining tent, toilet tent are included.

Expert Trek Guide.

Medical and first aid kit.

Porters and mules are there to carry your luggage but with extra costing*(you need to pay extra on the spot).

Any kind of personal expenses on food from stalls, tips etc.

Food during the journey via cab or bus or traveler.

Insurance.

Mules or porter’s cost.

Any kind of emergency cost.

GST 5%

Expense from/to your home from/to our starting point of the journey.

List of

Things to Carry

Trekking Pants - 2

Shirts or T-shirts, between two and three

A windproof jacket of reasonable quality (no wind cheaters made of cheap material, please!) ideally one that includes a hood.

Sweater made of wool or fleece that is strong and warm and has long sleeves.

Thermal pants for the upper and lower body.

A hat made of wool

Woollen gloves

Woollen socks & ordinary socks (3-4 pairs)

Shoes that are suitable for trekking or hiking and are comfortable (it is advised that you use shoes with a thick sole).

Medicines

Lip Balm

Bring a rain tarp to protect your belongings.

If you have a camera with you, make sure the batteries are completely charged.

Floaters, sandals, or slippers that are not too heavy

A Poncho or a Raincoat

Towel with a modest size and weight

Water bottle (preferably one that is strong; absolutely no empty Bisleri bottles!!

Wear a cap or hat to shield your face from the harsh rays of the sun.

Sun glasses

Walking stick / Trekking pole

Lotion with Sunscreen

The day pack or other compact backpack that you will wear on your back every day and store your supplies in is referred to as a day pack.

Torch

Personal toiletries

Keep a couple poly bags or waterproof bags in your bag at all times so that in the event that it starts to rain heavily, you will have somewhere to store your possessions.

Complete

FAQ's Query

Q- What is the procedure of booking the treks?

A- Booking any trek is simple:

a) Directly go to the trek page of your choice and click on book now button. After clicking follow the steps for details and payment submission.
b) You can directly call us for paytm/gpay/phonepay numbers.

Q- How can I check my booking confirmation?

A- Confirmation can be in 2 forms:

a) If you book from website, then you will receive a mail for the invoice on your registered mail which you had given while making the payments. Invoice can take upto 24 hours*.

b) If you had made the payment using upi or phone number, then you can directly confirm on the number given in the website and ask for receipt on watsapp or e-mail.

Q- Can we apply for solo travelling, also if we apply in group then there are any discounts?

A- Yes, you can opt for solo travelling. Solo traveler including men and women both are safe with us. Also, yes there are group discounts available and it depends on group size and selected dates. For this you can watsapp or call us on the given number in the website.

Q- What is the cancellation process?

A- For cancellation policy, please visit-

Cancellation-Policy

Other

Related Treks

Book Now

Kedarkantha Trek

₹ 7,500 / Per Person

Book Now
Book Now

Bali Pass Trek

₹ 20,500 / Per Person

Book Now
Book Now

Rupin Pass Trek

₹ 19,500 / Per Person

Book Now