Har Ki Dun Trek lies within the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park. Situated in the Himalayas, this trek offers enchanting beauty, a bracing climate, and lush green meadows. Har Ki Dun Trek is often referred to as the “Valley of Gods.” It sits at an altitude of 11,958 ft (3,645 m) and follows a historic route that is over 500 years old.
Locals also believe that in their final years, the Pandavas passed through this valley on their way to Swargarohini Peak, believed to be the path to heaven. Thus, this valley came to be known as the “Gateway to Heaven”.As you journey through the enchanting alpine forests and serene meadows of Devsu Bugyal, the panoramic views of the mountain range unfold before you. Every step on the Har Ki Dun trek immerses you in its irresistible charm, leaving you captivated by its beauty.
- Riverside Trail Experience – Walk alongside the glacial-fed Supin River, with its soothing sound accompanying you throughout the trek
- Panoramic Valley Views – Witness the breathtaking Har Ki Dun valley stretching wide with layered mountain backdrops
- Snow-Capped Peaks – Get close-up views of peaks like Black Peak (Kalanag) and Bandarpoonch
- Traditional Wooden Architecture – Admire the unique ancient wooden houses and temples in villages like Osla
- Cultural Immersion – Interact with locals and experience untouched Himalayan traditions and lifestyle
- Mythological Connection – Believed to be the path taken by the Pandavas on their journey to heaven (Swargarohini route)
- Floral Diversity – In spring and summer, the trail blooms with vibrant Himalayan wildflowers
- Birdwatching Paradise – Spot Himalayan birds like monal, wagtails, and eagles along the route
- Peaceful & Less Crowded – Compared to other popular treks, it offers a more serene and immersive experience
- Camping Under the Stars – Spend nights in scenic campsites surrounded by mountains and starlit skies
- Ideal for Beginners & Experienced Trekkers – Moderate difficulty makes it accessible yet rewarding for all levels
- Photography Haven – Every turn offers postcard-worthy landscapes, from rivers and forests to peaks and villages
Day 1: Dehradun → Sankri (Drive)
- Distance: ~200 km | Time: 8–10 hrs
- Altitude: 6,400 ft
- Drive through Mussoorie and Purola with scenic mountain views
- Overnight stay in Sankri
Day 2: Sankri → Taluka → Seema/Osla (Trek)
- Drive: 12 km | Trek: 12 km
- Altitude: 8,200 ft
- Trail along the Supin River through dense forests
- Overnight in campsite near Osla
Day 3: Seema/Osla → Har Ki Dun Valley
- Distance: 11 km
- Altitude: 11,958 ft
- Gradual ascent with spectacular valley views
- Reach Har Ki Dun and camp overnight
Day 4: Exploration Day (Har Ki Dun)
- Explore surrounding meadows and glacier viewpoints
- Optional hike towards Jaundhar Glacier
- Enjoy panoramic views of Swargarohini peaks
Day 5: Har Ki Dun → Seema/Osla
- Distance: 11 km
- Descend through the same scenic route
- Overnight stay in camps
Day 6: Seema/Osla → Taluka → Sankri
- Trek: 12 km | Drive: 12 km
- Return to Sankri village
- Rest and overnight stay
Day 7: Sankri → Dehradun
- Drive: ~200 km
- Return journey concludes
Day 1: Dehradun → Sankri (Drive)
- Distance: ~200 km
- Duration: 8–10 hours
- Altitude: 6,400 ft
Your journey begins from Dehradun, driving through scenic hill routes via Mussoorie, Purola, and Mori. The road follows the beautiful Tons River, offering stunning views of valleys and pine forests.
Arrive at Sankri, a charming Himalayan village and the base camp for several iconic treks. Spend the evening acclimatizing and soaking in mountain views.
- Overnight stay in guesthouse/camps
- Dinner included
Day 2: Sankri → Taluka (Drive) → Seema/Osla (Trek)
- Drive Distance: 12 km
- Trek Distance: 10–12 km
- Duration: 6–7 hours
- Altitude: ~8,200 ft
A short drive takes you to Taluka, the starting point of the trek. From here, begin walking along the Supin River through dense forests of walnut, pine, and oak.
The trail is gradual and dotted with small wooden bridges and waterfalls. You’ll pass through traditional Himalayan villages, eventually reaching Seema or Osla village.
Osla is known for its unique wooden architecture and ancient temple dedicated to Duryodhana.
- Overnight stay in camps
- Scenic forest trails & river views
Day 3: Seema/Osla → Har Ki Dun Valley
- Distance: 11 km
- Duration: 6–7 hours
- Altitude: 11,958 ft
Today’s trek takes you deeper into the valley. The trail gradually ascends through alpine forests, open meadows, and glacial streams.
As you gain altitude, the valley opens up, revealing majestic peaks including Swargarohini Peak
Arrive at the breathtaking Har Ki Dun Valley, surrounded by snow-clad mountains and lush greenery.
- Overnight camping in the valley
- Sunset views over Himalayan peaks
Day 5: Har Ki Dun → Seema/Osla
- Distance: 11 km
- Duration: 5–6 hours
Begin your descent back through the same scenic trail. The return journey offers a different perspective of the valley, with more time to appreciate forests, rivers, and mountain views.
- Overnight stay in camps
- Relaxed trekking day
Day 6: Seema/Osla → Taluka → Sankri
- Trek Distance: 10–12 km
- Drive Distance: 12 km
- Duration: 6–7 hours
Retrace your steps back to Taluka, followed by a drive to Sankri. Spend your last evening in the mountains reflecting on the journey.
- Overnight stay in guesthouse
- Bonfire (optional)
Day 7: Sankri → Dehradun (Drive)
- Distance: ~200 km
- Duration: 8–10 hours
After breakfast, drive back to Dehradun, marking the end of a memorable Himalayan adventure.
Base Camp: Sankri Village
By Air
- Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport
- Distance to Sankri: ~220 km
- Taxi services available from the airport
By Rail
- Nearest Railway Station: Dehradun Railway Station
- Well connected to Delhi and major cities
By Road
- Route: Dehradun → Mussoorie → Purola → Sankri
- Regular buses and shared taxis available from Dehradun
Booking and Payment:
- Booking Confirmation:
- Confirmation of the booking is subject to the availability of slots and resources.
- Payment Schedule:
- A non-refundable deposit is required at the time of booking to secure the spot.
- Full payment must be received before the commencement of the trek.
- Payment Methods:
- Accepted payment methods, including bank transfers, credit/debit cards,UPI, and any other specified means.
Cancellation and Refund Policy:
- Cancellation by Traveler:
- Cancellation requests must be made in writing.
- The deposit is non-refundable.
- Cancellation charges increase as the departure date approaches.
- Cancellation by the Travel Company:
- The travel company reserves the right to cancel or alter the trip due to unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, a suitable alternative or a refund will be provided.
-
Trek Itinerary and Inclusions:
- Itinerary Changes:
- The itinerary is subject to change based on weather conditions, unforeseen events, or any other circumstances beyond the company’s control.
- Inclusions:
- Clearly outline what is included in the trek package, such as accommodation, meals, transportation, trekking permits, guide services, camping equipment, and more.
-
Health and Fitness:
- Physical Fitness:
- Acknowledge that trekking involves physical exertion and travelers should be in good health.
- It is the responsibility of the traveler to inform the company of any medical conditions or concerns.
- Altitude Sickness:
- Highlight the risk of altitude sickness and the importance of acclimatization during the trek.
Travel Insurance:
- Mandatory Insurance:
- It is mandatory for all travelers to have comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and other unforeseen events.
-
Equipment and Gear:
- Personal Equipment:
- Provide a list of recommended personal trekking gear and equipment that travelers need to bring.
- Rental Services:
- Specify if the company provides equipment rental services and associated costs.
Code of Conduct:
- Responsible Trekking:
- Emphasize responsible trekking practices, including leaving no trace, respecting local cultures, and following the Leave No Trace principles.
Force Majeure:
- Unforeseen Events:
- Clarify the company’s stance in case of unforeseen events such as natural disasters, political unrest, or any circumstances beyond control.
Miscellaneous:
- Travel Documents:
- Travelers must possess valid identification and any necessary permits throughout the journey.
- Pre-departure Briefing:
- Highlight the importance of attending pre-departure briefings for safety instructions and trip details.
-
- Code of Conduct:
- Clearly state the expected behavior of travelers, respecting local customs, fellow trekkers, and the environment.
Legal Compliance:
- Legal Compliance:
- Ensure that all travelers comply with local laws and regulations during the trek.
These terms and conditions aim to provide clear expectations for both the travel company and the travelers, fostering a positive and organized experience throughout the Himalayan journey.
- Code of Conduct:
- Personal Equipment:
- Physical Fitness:
- Itinerary Changes:
- Riverside Trail Experience – Walk alongside the glacial-fed Supin River, with its soothing sound accompanying you throughout the trek
- Panoramic Valley Views – Witness the breathtaking Har Ki Dun valley stretching wide with layered mountain backdrops
- Snow-Capped Peaks – Get close-up views of peaks like Black Peak (Kalanag) and Bandarpoonch
- Traditional Wooden Architecture – Admire the unique ancient wooden houses and temples in villages like Osla
- Cultural Immersion – Interact with locals and experience untouched Himalayan traditions and lifestyle
- Mythological Connection – Believed to be the path taken by the Pandavas on their journey to heaven (Swargarohini route)
- Floral Diversity – In spring and summer, the trail blooms with vibrant Himalayan wildflowers
- Birdwatching Paradise – Spot Himalayan birds like monal, wagtails, and eagles along the route
- Peaceful & Less Crowded – Compared to other popular treks, it offers a more serene and immersive experience
- Camping Under the Stars – Spend nights in scenic campsites surrounded by mountains and starlit skies
- Ideal for Beginners & Experienced Trekkers – Moderate difficulty makes it accessible yet rewarding for all levels
- Photography Haven – Every turn offers postcard-worthy landscapes, from rivers and forests to peaks and villages
Day 1: Dehradun → Sankri (Drive)
- Distance: ~200 km | Time: 8–10 hrs
- Altitude: 6,400 ft
- Drive through Mussoorie and Purola with scenic mountain views
- Overnight stay in Sankri
Day 2: Sankri → Taluka → Seema/Osla (Trek)
- Drive: 12 km | Trek: 12 km
- Altitude: 8,200 ft
- Trail along the Supin River through dense forests
- Overnight in campsite near Osla
Day 3: Seema/Osla → Har Ki Dun Valley
- Distance: 11 km
- Altitude: 11,958 ft
- Gradual ascent with spectacular valley views
- Reach Har Ki Dun and camp overnight
Day 4: Exploration Day (Har Ki Dun)
- Explore surrounding meadows and glacier viewpoints
- Optional hike towards Jaundhar Glacier
- Enjoy panoramic views of Swargarohini peaks
Day 5: Har Ki Dun → Seema/Osla
- Distance: 11 km
- Descend through the same scenic route
- Overnight stay in camps
Day 6: Seema/Osla → Taluka → Sankri
- Trek: 12 km | Drive: 12 km
- Return to Sankri village
- Rest and overnight stay
Day 7: Sankri → Dehradun
- Drive: ~200 km
- Return journey concludes
Day 1: Dehradun → Sankri (Drive)
- Distance: ~200 km
- Duration: 8–10 hours
- Altitude: 6,400 ft
Your journey begins from Dehradun, driving through scenic hill routes via Mussoorie, Purola, and Mori. The road follows the beautiful Tons River, offering stunning views of valleys and pine forests.
Arrive at Sankri, a charming Himalayan village and the base camp for several iconic treks. Spend the evening acclimatizing and soaking in mountain views.
- Overnight stay in guesthouse/camps
- Dinner included
Day 2: Sankri → Taluka (Drive) → Seema/Osla (Trek)
- Drive Distance: 12 km
- Trek Distance: 10–12 km
- Duration: 6–7 hours
- Altitude: ~8,200 ft
A short drive takes you to Taluka, the starting point of the trek. From here, begin walking along the Supin River through dense forests of walnut, pine, and oak.
The trail is gradual and dotted with small wooden bridges and waterfalls. You’ll pass through traditional Himalayan villages, eventually reaching Seema or Osla village.
Osla is known for its unique wooden architecture and ancient temple dedicated to Duryodhana.
- Overnight stay in camps
- Scenic forest trails & river views
Day 3: Seema/Osla → Har Ki Dun Valley
- Distance: 11 km
- Duration: 6–7 hours
- Altitude: 11,958 ft
Today’s trek takes you deeper into the valley. The trail gradually ascends through alpine forests, open meadows, and glacial streams.
As you gain altitude, the valley opens up, revealing majestic peaks including Swargarohini Peak
Arrive at the breathtaking Har Ki Dun Valley, surrounded by snow-clad mountains and lush greenery.
- Overnight camping in the valley
- Sunset views over Himalayan peaks
Day 5: Har Ki Dun → Seema/Osla
- Distance: 11 km
- Duration: 5–6 hours
Begin your descent back through the same scenic trail. The return journey offers a different perspective of the valley, with more time to appreciate forests, rivers, and mountain views.
- Overnight stay in camps
- Relaxed trekking day
Day 6: Seema/Osla → Taluka → Sankri
- Trek Distance: 10–12 km
- Drive Distance: 12 km
- Duration: 6–7 hours
Retrace your steps back to Taluka, followed by a drive to Sankri. Spend your last evening in the mountains reflecting on the journey.
- Overnight stay in guesthouse
- Bonfire (optional)
Day 7: Sankri → Dehradun (Drive)
- Distance: ~200 km
- Duration: 8–10 hours
After breakfast, drive back to Dehradun, marking the end of a memorable Himalayan adventure.
Base Camp: Sankri Village
By Air
- Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport
- Distance to Sankri: ~220 km
- Taxi services available from the airport
By Rail
- Nearest Railway Station: Dehradun Railway Station
- Well connected to Delhi and major cities
By Road
- Route: Dehradun → Mussoorie → Purola → Sankri
- Regular buses and shared taxis available from Dehradun
Booking and Payment:
- Booking Confirmation:
- Confirmation of the booking is subject to the availability of slots and resources.
- Payment Schedule:
- A non-refundable deposit is required at the time of booking to secure the spot.
- Full payment must be received before the commencement of the trek.
- Payment Methods:
- Accepted payment methods, including bank transfers, credit/debit cards,UPI, and any other specified means.
Cancellation and Refund Policy:
- Cancellation by Traveler:
- Cancellation requests must be made in writing.
- The deposit is non-refundable.
- Cancellation charges increase as the departure date approaches.
- Cancellation by the Travel Company:
- The travel company reserves the right to cancel or alter the trip due to unforeseen circumstances. In such cases, a suitable alternative or a refund will be provided.
-
Trek Itinerary and Inclusions:
- Itinerary Changes:
- The itinerary is subject to change based on weather conditions, unforeseen events, or any other circumstances beyond the company’s control.
- Inclusions:
- Clearly outline what is included in the trek package, such as accommodation, meals, transportation, trekking permits, guide services, camping equipment, and more.
-
Health and Fitness:
- Physical Fitness:
- Acknowledge that trekking involves physical exertion and travelers should be in good health.
- It is the responsibility of the traveler to inform the company of any medical conditions or concerns.
- Altitude Sickness:
- Highlight the risk of altitude sickness and the importance of acclimatization during the trek.
Travel Insurance:
- Mandatory Insurance:
- It is mandatory for all travelers to have comprehensive travel insurance covering medical emergencies, trip cancellations, and other unforeseen events.
-
Equipment and Gear:
- Personal Equipment:
- Provide a list of recommended personal trekking gear and equipment that travelers need to bring.
- Rental Services:
- Specify if the company provides equipment rental services and associated costs.
Code of Conduct:
- Responsible Trekking:
- Emphasize responsible trekking practices, including leaving no trace, respecting local cultures, and following the Leave No Trace principles.
Force Majeure:
- Unforeseen Events:
- Clarify the company’s stance in case of unforeseen events such as natural disasters, political unrest, or any circumstances beyond control.
Miscellaneous:
- Travel Documents:
- Travelers must possess valid identification and any necessary permits throughout the journey.
- Pre-departure Briefing:
- Highlight the importance of attending pre-departure briefings for safety instructions and trip details.
-
- Code of Conduct:
- Clearly state the expected behavior of travelers, respecting local customs, fellow trekkers, and the environment.
Legal Compliance:
- Legal Compliance:
- Ensure that all travelers comply with local laws and regulations during the trek.
These terms and conditions aim to provide clear expectations for both the travel company and the travelers, fostering a positive and organized experience throughout the Himalayan journey.
- Code of Conduct:
- Personal Equipment:
- Physical Fitness:
- Itinerary Changes:
