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Join us in exploring the fascinating terrain of Har ki Doon, where you will discover the natural environment along with an opportunity to enjoy the tranquil surroundings amidst the scenic trails. This tour is designed for those who have been dreaming of spending time in the beauty of natural surroundings far away from the city life.
Har Ki Dun, also referred to as "The Valley of Gods," is one of the most beautiful and culturally enriched treks that you can explore in Garhwal Himalayas. The valley surrounded by snow-covered mountains, alpine valleys, dense forest, ancient villages, and glacial streams is indeed a paradise on earth and also holds some significance in mythology, especially related to the Mahabharata story.
Explore the breathtaking beauty of Himalayas with Krishna Holidays through our well-designed and organized trekking trip.
Why Har Ki Dun Trek Is Worth It?
Highlights of the Har Ki Dun Trek
- See the Valley of Gods.
- Magnificent views of the Swargarohini Peak.
- Visit traditional Himachali villages like Oslo.
- Pristine forests, rivers, and alpine landscapes.
- Witness magnificent glaciers like the Jaundhar Glacier.
- Himalayan wildlife and diverse species.
- The perfect adventure trek.
- Ideal for both novice and seasoned trekkers.
The Har Ki Dun Trek is the right choice for those who seek peace in the Himalayas.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Dehradun – Sankri (210 km)
On arrival we will meet and assist you in Dehradun. Early Morning(7 A.M.) We will drive towards Sankri. En route visit Kempty Fall & proceed towards Sankri. Check in into the Guest house/ Hotel. Dinner & overnight stay at Sankri.
Day 2 : Sankri – Taluka (11 km drive/trek)
Wake up early in the morning, take your breakfast and start your trek which is around 12 kms to reach Taluka. On the way to Taluka you will see the beautiful waterfalls. When you reach Taluka, stay in a tent and have your dinner. You can also enjoy the bonfire; snacks etc and spend your night in Taluka.
Day 3 : Taluka – Osla (14 km trek)
The morning after having your breakfast, we’ll keep moving to Oslo. It is situated at an altitude of 2560 meters. Moving forward towards Dhatmir Village you will be passing through Siyan Ghat and Ton River. You will be witnessing the adventurous part of Himalayas, if you are lucky enough also the wild orchids will be a part of your journey. After reaching your point, set up your tent and spend the rest of the time there in your tent.
Day 4 : Osla – Har ki Dun (12 km trek)
Morning after having breakfast, start your trek to Har ki dun, an 11 km trek which will take around 5-6 hrs to reach. On your way you will be able to get views of the beautiful mountains, plains, valleys and the amazing view of Swargarohini and Jaundhar glaciers. After that once you have reached Har Ki Dun, you can rest in the tent.
Day 5 : Har ki Dun – Jaundhar Glacier – Har ki Dun (15 km trek)
Morning, take your breakfast and now we will move ahead towards our next destination which is Jaundhar Glacier. This is the place where you will witness the beauty of Glaciers, and it is going to make you fly. After that we will be returning back to Swargarohini campsite for night stay.
Day 6 : Har ki Dun – Osla (12 km trek)
Morning after having breakfast make your way back to Oslo, enjoy the beautiful view and landscape. On reach, you can rest in the tent.
Day 7 : Osla – Taluka – Sankri (14 km trek, 12 km drive)
This is the last day of your trekking. In the morning after having breakfast, we’ll keep moving back towards Sankri, it will take a whole day to reach Sankri. On the way, have your dinner and take a rest in Sankri.
Day 8 : Sankri – Dehradun “The Capital City”
Today is your last day of the trip. I hope you enjoyed it a lot, now it’s time to get back to your home. Thank You.
Trek Path Details
Full Trek Path
Trek Distance
Sankri to Taluka: Around 11-12 km
Taluka to Osla: 14 km
Osla to Har Ki Dun: Around 11-12 km
Har Ki Dun to Jaundhar Glacier: 15 km
The path back home is the same path.
Total Trek Distance
Around 60-70 km
Highest Altitude
Har Ki Dun Valley: Approximately 11,700 feet (3,566 meters) from sea level.
Trek Time Taken
Eight days
Level of Difficulty
Ideal For
- Novice trekkers
- Families with teenage children
- Nature lovers
- Photography enthusiasts
- Adventurous travelers
Challenges of the Trek
- Walking for long distances.
- Varying mountain weather conditions.
- Moderate increase in altitude.
- Multiple trekking days require stamina.
Having a good fitness level prior to the trek is advised.
Best Time to Visit Har Ki Dun
Spring (March to April)
- Flowering of plants and greenery.
- Warm weather.
- Photographic chances.
Summer (May to June)
- Trekking weather.
- Mountain views.
- Favorable for families.
Autumn (September to November)
- Clear blue skies.
- Vivid sceneries.
- Great views of the Himalayas.
Winter (December to February)
- Snow-clad paths.
- Winter magic of Har Ki Dun.
- Best time for snow lovers.
Best Months to Visit
The Har Ki Dun Trek is best between April to June and September to November.
Places to Visit Around Har Ki Dun
- Sankri Village
Gateway to many popular Himalayan Treks and a wonderful mountain village with a distinct Garhwali culture.
- Oslo Village
An ancient Himalayan village with a traditional wooden architecture.
- Jaundhar Glacier
A marvelous glacier surrounded by snowy mountains.
- Swargarohini Peak
Most prominent peak visible through Har Ki Dun Trek with mythological importance.
- Govind Wildlife Sanctuary
Protected sanctuary with Himalayan black bears, musk deer, monal, and other birds.
- Ruinsara Tal
An alpine lake nearby Har Ki Dun trekking region.
Travel Advice for Har Ki Dun Trek
- Begin training a minimum of one month prior to traveling.
- Use portable water bottles for hydration purposes.
- Do not litter to preserve the environment.
- Carry enough cash for isolated places.
- Obey the rules set by the trek leaders.
- Maintain a balanced trekking speed.
- Carry necessary medicines.
- Admire the cultural practices and village traditions.
- Always be ready for any unexpected weather conditions.
Pack List
- Thermal underwear
- Fleece jacket
- Waterproof jacket
- Trekking pants
- Woollen cap
- Gloves
- Trekking Socks
Trekking Gear
- Trekking shoes with good grip
- Trekking poles
- Backpack with waterproof cover
- Water bottle
- Goggles/Sunglasses
- Torch/Headlight
Personal Items
- Proof of identity by government authorities
- Personal medicines
- Sunscreen lotion
- Lip balm
- Portable charger
- Charger for mobile phone
- First aid kit
Explanation of Pricing
- Accommodations in Hotels/Guest House/Camps.
- Meals for the duration of the trek.
- Transport from Dehradun.
- Coordination of trek and other facilities.
- Camping equipment.
- First aid assistance.
Usual Not Included
- Personal expenses.
- Insurance costs.
- Cost of hiring porters or mules.
- Expenses for emergency evacuation.
- Miscellaneous services not specified above.
For the latest rates of the packages and personalized trekking itinerary, please contact Krishna Holidays.
Har Ki Dun Trek Route Map
Location Google Maps
Refer to the above location map to get acquainted with the trekkers' route.
Why should you opt for Krishna Holidays?
Krishna Holidays is the name which offers well-arranged travel tours combining all kinds of convenience and excellent sightseeing.
Advantages of Traveling with Krishna Holidays
- Well-furnished hotels
- Travel-related transportation services
- Expert travel guidance
- Cost-effective holidays
- Excellent itineraries
- Personalized customer services
- Family vacations
- Easy travel planning
FAQs
Yes, the Har Ki Dun trek is considered a moderate trek and can be easily completed by beginners with reasonable physical fitness.
2. What is the identity of Har Ki Dun?
Har Ki Dun is famous for its valleys, ancient villages, biodiversity and also because of its mention in Mahabharat.
3. What is the duration of the Har Ki Dun Trek?
The Har Ki Dun Trek normally takes 7-8 days.
4. What is the best time to visit Har Ki Dun Trek?
The best seasons to visit Har Ki Dun are considered to be April-June and September-November.