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Har Ki Dun Trek (Uttarakhand)

Experience the breathtaking Har Ki Dun Trek, also known as the “Valley of Gods,” in Uttarakhand. This scenic trek offers lush green valleys, ancient villages, snow-capped Himalayan peaks, and rich cultural experiences. Ideal for beginners and nature lovers seeking a peaceful adventure.

 

Day 01

Arrival in Dehradun and Drive to Sankri (200 km, 8-10 hours)

Route: Dehradun → Mussoorie → Purola → Mori → Sankri. Activities: Early morning drive from Dehradun to Sankri, the base village for the trek. Enjoy scenic landscapes of pine forests and the Tons River en route. Overnight stay: Sankri (altitude 6,400 ft).

 

Day 02

Sankri to Taluka and Trek to Osla (12 km drive, 14 km trek)

Route: Sankri → Taluka (drive) → Osla (trek). Activities: A short drive from Sankri to Taluka, from where the trek begins. Start trekking through dense forests, rivers, and waterfalls. The trail passes through beautiful villages and farmlands. Reach the village of Osla by late afternoon. Overnight stay: Osla (altitude 8,400 ft) in a homestay or tent.

 

Day 03

Osla to Har Ki Dun Valley (11 km trek)

Activity: Begin trekking towards the Har Ki Dun Valley, crossing meadows, and streams with stunning views of the Swargarohini peak. The trek is moderately challenging but offers breathtaking mountain views and pristine landscapes. Reach Har Ki Dun by late afternoon. Overnight stay: Campsite in Har Ki Dun (altitude 11,700 ft).

 

Day 04

Explore Har Ki Dun Valley

Activity: Spend the day exploring the Har Ki Dun Valley. Optional short hikes: Visit Jaundhar Glacier or Morinda Tal for panoramic views of the surrounding peaks. Relax, take photos, and enjoy the beauty of this Himalayan valley. Overnight stay: Campsite in Har Ki Dun

 

Day 05

Har Ki Dun to Osla (11 km trek)

Activity: After breakfast, begin the trek back to Osla. Retrace your steps, enjoying the changing views of the valley and mountains. Reach Osla by late afternoon and rest. Overnight stay: Osla.

 

Day 06

Osla to Taluka and Drive to Sankri (14 km trek, 12 km drive)

Activity: Trek from Osla back to Taluka through the same scenic route. From Taluka, drive back to Sankri. Enjoy your last evening in the village of Sankri. Overnight stay: Sankri.

 

Day 07

Drive from Sankri to Dehradun (200 km, 8-10 hours)

Activity: Early morning drive back to Dehradun, completing your trek. You can explore Dehradun or Mussoorie if you have time before your return.

 

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