Har Ki Dun Trek

Nestled deep within the Govind Pashu Vihar National Park, the Har Ki Dun Trek is one of the most beautiful and culturally rich trails in Uttarakhand. Known as the “Valley of Gods”, this trek blends Himalayan beauty with fascinating mythology – believed to be the route taken by the Pandavas on their way to heaven.

The 7-day journey takes you through ancient villages like Osla and Seema, where time seems to have stood still. Each day reveals a new facet of the Himalayas – dense pine and oak forests, meadows carpeted with wildflowers, and snow-clad peaks shining in the sun.

Trekkers are treated to panoramic views of Swargarohini, Hata Peak, Black Peak, and Bali Pass. The trek’s steady gradient, scenic river crossings, and authentic village interactions make it ideal for both beginners and seasoned trekkers.

Evenings at riverside camps, crackling bonfires, and starry skies turn this trek into a serene Himalayan escape. With its perfect blend of nature, culture, and legend, Har Ki Dun promises memories that stay long after the mountains fade from view.

Quick Facts About Har Ki Dun Trek

• Temperature Range:
  Summer: Day 10°C–20°C | Night 0°C–8°C
• Winter: Day 5°C–15°C | Night -5°C–5°C
  
  

Best Time to Do the Har Ki Dun Trek

March to June – Spring & Early Summer

September to December – Autumn & Early Winter

How to Reach Sankari (Base Camp)?

By Air:
Nearest airport – Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun (25 km). From there, you can take a taxi or shared cab to Sankari via Mussoorie and Purola.

By Train:
Dehradun Railway Station is well-connected to major Indian cities including Delhi and Lucknow. Himtrek pickup starts from this point.

By Road:
Regular buses and taxis operate between Delhi and Dehradun (250 km). Himtrek arranges direct group transfers from Dehradun to Sankari.

Himtrek Har Ki Dun Trek Package – ₹10,500

Experience the charm of the Valley of Gods with Himtrek’s Har ki Dun all-inclusive package priced at ₹10,500 per person (excluding 5% GST).

This includes comfortable stays, hot meals, forest permits, transportation from Dehradun, and expert guides – ensuring a seamless and scenic Himalayan journey.

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Places to be Covered During the Har Ki Dun Trek

• Sankri Village
  The starting point of the trek, Sankri is a quaint Himalayan village surrounded by apple orchards and pine forests. It serves as the gateway to several treks in the Govind Pashu Vihar National Park.
  
  
• Taluka
  A small mountain hamlet located along the Supin River, Taluka offers mesmerizing views of the valley and is known for its rustic wooden houses and simple mountain life.
  
  
• Osla Village
  Home to the ancient Someshwar Temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, Osla introduces you to the region’s rich culture and unique wooden architecture. Interact with locals to experience traditional Himalayan hospitality.
  
  
• Seema
  A beautiful campsite near Osla, Seema sits beside the river and is surrounded by deodar and pine trees, making it a perfect place to unwind amidst nature.
  
  
• Har Ki Dun Valley
  The main highlight of the trek – a stunning cradle-shaped valley offering panoramic views of Swargarohini Peak, Bandarpoonch, and Black Peak. The name ‘Har Ki Dun’ translates to the “Valley of Gods,” believed to be the path taken by the Pandavas to heaven.
  
  
• Puani Garaat
  A serene camping spot along the Supin River, known for its peaceful setting and lush green meadows – a perfect place to rest after long trekking hours.