Overview
Often referred to as the 'Valley of Gods', the Har Ki Dun trek is steeped in Hindu mythology. It is believed to be the path taken by the Pandavas on their ascent to heaven. The trek is a beautiful walk through some of the oldest Himalayan villages and dense, ancient forests.
The trail offers mesmerizing views of the Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, and Black Peak mountain ranges. From beautifully carved wooden houses in Osla to the expansive meadows at Har Ki Dun, the journey is an immersive cultural and natural experience, suitable for beginners and seasoned trekkers alike.
Itinerary
Day 1
Arrival at Sankri Base Camp
Drive from Dehradun to the beautiful base camp village of Sankri, located inside the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary.
Day 2
Sankri to Pauni Garaat via Taluka
Drive briefly to Taluka, then start a beautiful trek alongside the Supin river, eventually reaching Pauni Garaat.
Day 3
Pauni Garaat to Kalkatiyadhaar via Osla
Trek past the ancient, historically rich village of Osla before settling down at the scenic campsite of Kalkatiyadhaar.
Day 4
Kalkatiyadhaar to Har Ki Dun & Return
Hike into the majestic Har Ki Dun valley, spend time exploring, and return to Kalkatiyadhaar by evening.
Day 5
Kalkatiyadhaar to Pauni Garaat
Descend back down the trail through the beautiful pine forests, catching sunset views on the way to camp.
Day 6 & 7
Pauni Garaat to Sankri, then Dehradun
Trek back to Taluka, drive to Sankri. On Day 7, take the long drive back to Dehradun, arriving by evening.
₹11,500
Per Person (Dehradun to Dehradun)
Trek Features
Includes
- Dehradun to Sankri Transport (Round Trip)
- Camping Tents, Sleeping Bags & Liners
- 3 Nutritious Meals & Evening Snacks
- Mountaineering Certified Trek Leaders
- First Aid Kit, Oxygen Cylinder & Oximeter
Does Not Include
- Travel to Dehradun before Day 1
- Food during transit (Dehradun to Sankri)
- Offloading of personal backpacks (Mules/Porters)
- Trekking Shoes or Jackets (can be rented at base)
- Evacuation charges in case of emergency