Beautiful Har Ki Dun Trek navigates Govind National Park, an area well-known for its wild flowers, including orchids. Some of the the most gorgeous woodlands can be found here. In the late 1940s, Jack Gibson, an educator at the Doon school, promoted it.A mountaineer’s a haven the Bandarpoonch Range’s neighboring peaks and glaciers are breathtaking. The meadows and flowers of the Har-ki-Dun valley are renowned. From Netwar hamlet up past the picturesque villages of Gangad, Seema, and Osla, the way follows the Tons River. There are numerous camping areas and a guest house in woodlands at Har-ki-Dun. It’s best to discover the adjacent Jamdar Glacier on a day off or to take a quick detour to Ruinsara Lake.

This Har Ki Dun Trip is a pathway to paradise that is going to make you fall in devotion with its beauty. It is an icy haven and a trekker’s delight. Its availability both in the summer and during the winter makes it a journey. The Har Ki Dun valley, located in the Uttarakashi districts on the western slope of the Garhwal, is a favorite with climbers and trekkers both. The Jaundhar glaciers and Swargarohini range of peaks can be seen with fascination from the magnificent stroll to the Har Ki Dun valley. The greatest tributary of the Yamuna River and a significantly source of the Yamuna River System are the Har Ki Dun catchments area.

It leads you by some of the most picturesque alpine meadows, glaciers, and pine forests, which is an eye candy. Whenever the sun strives to peek beyond the clouds during the winter, the snow-covered walkways are mesmerizing. Some people think the “Valley of Gods” Trek, one of the oldest in the the Himalayas, is the same path the pandas in the Mahabharata took to get to heaven. The vision of Swargarohini, a white peak that dominates this walk, recalls of the fabled ladder to heaven.

Further to the 6-hour hike, managing the frequent rain is a problem in Har Ki Doon. The most enjoyable time for this walk is not the winter following a snowfall but rather the summer periods when rain is frequent. While moving through lush vegetation that is dripping with rain pearls is a magnificent experience, trekkers must be prepared for it. While beginning this walk, you must have rain trekking necessities including a poncho, waterproof clothing, anti-diarrhea medication, a water-resistant camping footwear. Whatever the weather, this walk will undoubtedly make you feel as like you are in a magical place.

What makes Har ki Dun treks unique?

• An simple to moderate grade hike that is ideal for both novice and seasoned travelers
• One of India’s most stunning valley treks
• According to legend, the Pandavas traveled this route, which is connected to numerous mythological tales.
• One has a chance to visit some of the most isolated cities and learn about their cultures and ways of life.
• an amazing backdrop with amazing vistas of Swargarohini peak

HAR KI DUN TREK ITINERARY

Day 1: travel from Dehradun to Sankri

After being picked up in Dehradun, the travelers will proceed to Sankri, which is Village in the Uttarkashi District. The Yamuna Bridge is crossed on a scenic trip across the River and Tons valley.

Additionally, you pass through some picturesque cities and communities, such as Nainbagh, Nowgaon, Purola, Jarmola, Mori, and Netwar. Get a taste of village life by admiring the charming, modest homes and farmers at home.

Arrive in Sankri by sunset. Enter the hotel.

Dinner and a hotel stay in Sankri

Day 2: Drive from Sankri to Taluka; walk from Taluka to Chilurgad

Afterwards, drive via Sankri to Taluka.

We began hiking next to the Tons River after we arrived in Taluka.

As you hike to the campsite, take in the stunning surroundings that you will encounter.

Lunch will be soon.

It will be late afternoon when we get to the campsite.

Unwind at the camp and take in the area around it.

Evening munchies and a stroll.

Dinner and then a nap.

Day 3: Har ki dun Campsite to Chilurgad

Get ready for the day ahead by rising early in the morning.

After breakfast, Star Trek. 

For lunch, travel to the campsite.

At the campsite, relax.

Evening stroll and munchies.

Dinner and then a nap.

Day 4: At the Har khi Dun Camp, an exploration day

Get ready for the day ahead by rising early in the morning.

After breakfast, begin the journey to Har ki Dun and Jaundhar Glacier.

Return by sunset to the camp location.

Dinner and sleeping at the campsite

Day 5 of the trek: Har ki Dun Camping to Chilurgad

Get ready for the day ahead by rising early in the morning.

After breakfast, begin your walk. 

I brought a lunch with me.

a leisurely walk through the forest and a boulder hike

Valley camping along a river

Evening stroll and munchies.

Dinner and then a nap.

Day 6: Drive from Chilurgad to Taluka and then trek there

Get ready for the day ahead by rising early in the morning.

After breakfast, hike. 

After arriving at Taluka, go by car to Sankri.

Rest in the Sankri hotel.

Dinner and then a nap

Day 7: drive from Sankri to Dehradun

After breakfast, the final leg of the journey—a 10-hour trip from Sankri to Dehradun—begins.

Arrive at Dehradun by sunset.