All About Har Ki Dun Trek

Har ki Dun-Valley of the Gods Trek 

Har ki Dun is a valley in the heart of Govind Ballabh Pant National Park at an altitude of 3566 meters. Har-ki-Dun, which is surrounded by snow-capped mountains and lush vegetation, is undoubtedly one of the best tourist destinations in Uttarakhand, showcasing the state’s unparalleled natural beauty. The Har ki Dun valley offers breathtaking views of the unspoiled Himalayas and Garhwal hills. It is one of the most beautiful places in India, with many opportunities to travel. The Har Ki Dun Trek The journey from Taluka to Har Ki Dun is easy. This tour takes you into some of the remotest villages in India where civilization has not yet touched. The residents of this area are very friendly and welcoming. Shepherds come here to feed their animals alive on grass that crawls with moths. This hidden valley appears to have been originally a landscape painting. No wonder it is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Uttarakhand, both in summer and winter. From December to March, the valley is completely covered with snow. A week-long trek from the port is one of the best treks in Uttarakhand. 

Date of Deputy Travel 

Day 1: Dehradun to Sankri (200 km, 8-9 hours) Arrive in Sankri town, meet the tour guide and proceed to Meraki Sankri hotel/homestay.

Sankri-Taluka-Seema-Osla Day 2 (Driving: 12 km, hiking: 14 km) Sankri and Taluka are connected by a 12 km jeep road. The road winds through forests of chestnut, walnut, and chinquapin trees. The journey from Taluka to Seema follows the right bank of the Supin River. You will cross a wooden bridge over the stream and make a small climb from time to time.

 Seema/Osla-Har ki Dun Day 3 (Trek: 12 km) After crossing Seema, you will be greeted by a huge bridge over the Supin River; cross it and go up the stairs until you reach a small bridge over the water. This is a steep climb that will take you half an hour to an hour to complete. 

All About Har Ki Dun Trek

The trail can be seen for the next four kilometers as it gently climbs uphill to the left through the grassy plains. When you reach Kalkati Dhar, the landscape will change and the road will become tougher. The road opens soon, and Hata Peak is visible. Har ki Dun is at the foot of the tallest Hata. There are beautiful places. Har ki Dun has a beautiful scenic spot with a peaceful stream flowing through it. This is the best place you will encounter on your trip to Har ki Dun.

 Har ki Dun-Jaundhar Glacier/Maninda Tal-Har ki Dun Day 4 When you wake up, you will see the sun rising behind the Swargarohini Peak. You can relax at Har ki Dun or do one of the two treks nearby: Jalandhar Glacier or Maninda Tal Trek.

Seema/Har ki Dun-Osla Day 5 (Trek distance: 12 km) Return via the same route to the remote and prosperous town of Osla. The town of Osla is on the other side of the Seema. Chat with the locals before returning to Seema for lunch. Spend the night in Seema or Osla. 

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Seema-Taluka-Sankri Day 6 (Trek: 14 km, Drive: 12 km) Return to Taluka and visit Sankri village after breakfast. Spend the night at Sankri Meraki Homestay. All About Har Ki Dun Trek

Day 7: Departure from Sankri Take a morning bus or taxi from Sankri to Dehradun. Our tour service will end at Sankri village. Although the Har Ki Dun trek is classified as easy, the area covered is quite long. Therefore, travelers should be in good physical shape for this trip. One can also find mule and cart drivers for a fee, especially during the journey if one has problems carrying a load. 

When traveling during monsoons, be sure to check with local authorities, tour guides, or tour operators about weather and road conditions before you start your journey. you on your trip. It is good to have an experienced guide to accompany you on your journey. The guide will know the route well and will help you prepare for the turn. Accommodation in Sankri Meraki. 

Trek Through Har Ki Dun Mythology 

Har Ki Dun is located in the valley of the beautiful Swargarohini mountains. The ancestors of the inhabitants of this region had a great influence on the writings of the Mahabharata. The Kauravas and Pandavas, the legendary heroes and kings of the epic Mahabharata, claimed to have ruled this region and its surroundings.

trekking

ki Dun Trek is a popular activity for those interested in trekking, summer trekking, winter trekking, camping, and hidden villages. Har ki Dun Trek is a popular destination for companies, couples, families with children, foreigners, groups, and solo travelers. 

ki Dun Trek is a popular destination for trekking, camping, Christmas and New Year trekking, trekking, village trekking and winter trekking.