Har Ki Dun Trek
Region
Uttarakhand
Pick Up Point
Dehradun
Trek Grade
Easy to Moderate
Best Sesion
Mar-Jun & Sep-Dec
Trek Duration
7 Days
Highest Altitude
11,675 ft
Overview
The Har Ki Dun Trek is one of the most scenic and culturally rich treks in Uttarakhand. Nestled in the Garhwal Himalayas at 11,675 ft, this trek takes you through ancient villages, dense forests, and stunning river valleys. Known as the “Valley of Gods,” Har Ki Dun is believed to be the route taken by the Pandavas to reach heaven. This trek is perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers looking for a moderate yet rewarding Himalayan experience.

Itinerary
- Meet at Dehradun, and drive through scenic routes covering Mussoorie, Purola, and Mori.
- Reach Sankri, a charming base village with Himalayan views.
- Stay in a guesthouse/homestay and prepare for the trek.
- Drive to Taluka (12 km) and start the trek along the Tons River.
- Walk through oak and deodar forests, crossing wooden bridges and small waterfalls.
- Reach Pauni Garat campsite and enjoy the peaceful surroundings.
- Trek through dense pine forests and traditional Himalayan villages like Osla.
- Visit the 300-year-old temple of Duryodhana, built in beautiful wooden architecture.
- Reach Kalkattiyadhaar campsite, offering stunning sunset views.
- The final stretch to Har Ki Dun Valley unfolds jaw-dropping mountain scenery.
- Witness snow-clad peaks like Swargarohini and Hata Peak.
- Explore the Har Ki Dun meadow, spot rare birds, and enjoy the tranquility.
- Spend the night in camps under a star-lit sky.
- After a mesmerizing sunrise, begin the return trek.
- Retrace your steps through forests, villages, and scenic valleys.
- Reach Taluka, take a short drive back to Sankri, and enjoy the evening.
Drive back to Dehradun, marking the end of an incredible journey.
Inclusions – Everything We Take Care Of
- Accommodation (Guesthouses in Sankri, camping during the trek)
- All meals (Veg & Jain options available)
- Trekking permits & forest fees
- Experienced trek leaders & local guides
- Camping gear (tents, sleeping bags, mattresses)
- Medical kit & oxygen cylinder for emergencies
Exclusions – What’s Not Included?
- Personal expenses & tips
- Any transport beyond the itinerary
- Insurance & personal medical expenses
- Porter services (available at extra cost)
Food Menu
Breakfast: Wake-up Tea/Coffee, Biscuits, Aloo Paratha with Achaar, Boiled Egg, Bread with Butter/Jam, Fresh Fruits.
Lunch: Roti/Chapati, Rice/Chawal, Manchurian Rice, Salad, Dal (Rajma/Mixed Dal), Mixed-Veg, Kofta Curry.
Snacks: Tea/Coffee, Pakoda, Finger Chips, Veg Cutlet, Maggi, Soup, Popcorn.
Dinner: Roti/Chapati, Rice/Chawal, Matar Paneer, Mixed Dal, Salad, Papad, Sweets (Gulab Jamun, Jalebi), Fruit Custard.
📌 We offer customized meals for vegetarians and other dietary needs.

How to Reach
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Refund Policy
To cancel your booking, please send an email to: alpineseekers.in@gmail.com
If we cancel the trek due to unexpected situations like natural disasters, floods, or political unrest, we will issue a trek voucher instead of a refund. This voucher is valid for one year and can be used for the same or a different trek.
If you cancel your trek for personal reasons, the following policy applies:
No Cash Refunds: We do not provide cash refunds. Instead, a voucher will be issued.
Cancellation 30 Days or More Before Trek: A voucher for the full booking amount will be issued.
Cancellation 20–29 Days Before Trek: 50% of the booking amount will be deducted, and the remaining amount will be provided as a voucher.
Cancellation Less Than 20 Days Before Trek: No voucher will be issued.
FAQs – We’ve Got All Your Questions Covered!
Yes, it’s a great trek for beginners, with well-marked trails and a moderate ascent.
- March to June for spring & summer greenery.
- September to December for clear mountain views and golden landscapes.
Essential gear includes warm jackets, trekking shoes, gloves, thermal wear, sunglasses, and a backpack. We provide sleeping bags and tents.
There is limited network availability in Sankri, and no network beyond that point. Enjoy a digital detox in nature.
Yes, you’ll visit ancient villages like Osla, interact with locals, and learn about their unique culture.