Har Ki Dun Trek 2023

Quick Info:

• Trek Height: 12,000 ft
• Trek Endurance: Easy to Moderate
• Trek Distance: 44 KM
• Best Time to do Har ki Dun Trek: October to June
• ATM: Purola has the last ATM before you start your trek.
• Start/End Point of the trek: Sankri Village to Sankri Village or Dehradun to Dehradun
• Duration: 7D/6N 

About The Har ki Dun Valley:

• One of the top hikes in Uttarakhand for thrill seekers is Har ki Dun including one of India's top winter trek. For those who adore adventure and the beauty of nature, it is the most breathtaking place to go trekking. Walking in one of the oldest paths in Himalays with fascinating views and luscious greenery all around us, is nothing more than a dreamland, creating the most unique and exhilarating experience for our trekkers.
• Har ki Dun Valley also known as the Valley of Gods, is home to many exquisite natural wonders, this trail takes us through charming meadows and alpine trees, the mighty Swargarohini snow-covered peaks are the highlights in this trek, living the authentic mountain lifestyle and vsting the warm remote communities of Taluka, Osla and Jhakol as we climb upto 12,000 ft makes it the most perfect adventure.

About the Har Ki Dun Trek from Dehradun: 

• We start our journey on an exciting note as we take on scenic drive of 10 hours of 220 km from Dehradun to Sankri.
• The next day of our trekking journey will begin as we reach our first camp in Pauni Garrat by trekking 10 KM from Taluka with beautiful streams, rivers, lively orchids, wildlife and luscious greenery of the Himalayan Hamlets keeps us company for today.
• On 3rd Day we will trek through historic places like Osla, said to be older than 2000 years and idyllic and picturesque spots like the Seema Bridge and views of Dhauladhar ranges and eventually reach our destination, Kalkattiyadhar.
• The big day has finally come upon us, as we trek towards the marvellous Har ki Dun valley, the spectacular mountain views will get only better and better as we keep trekking and as we reach the top at 12,000 ft, the panoramic views of so many mountain ranges will have you spellbound.
• The next day we will trek down to Pauni Garrat, reminiscing our memories and enjoying the visual delight in this trail as we trek down.
• The last day of trekking has come, as we trek down to familiar paths, right by the Supin river to reach Taluka, where our car will be waiting for us to take us back to Sankri and ending our beautiful trekking journey.
• The last day our journey will conclude on the same note as it has begun, a scenic drive of 10 hour from Sankri to Dehradun and bidding goodbye to our beautiful trekking journey in the mountains.

Note:

• A person above the age of 10 Years can go for Har Ki Dun Trek
• First timers can also go for the trek but if you have previous trekking experience it will be better.
• The trek person should be able to carry a 10-15 KG Backpack.
• The Person should be fit and should be able to walk 4 KM in 30 Minutes without stress.

Know Before You Go for Har Ki Dun Trek:

• Children under the age of 15 should always have a supervisor with them at all times.
• The instructor reserves the right to reject any participant deemed unfit to be part of the activity.
• The activity might be delayed or postponed due to weather conditions. In such a scenario, please communicate with your trek coordinator.
• Participants with Diabetic issues, heart problems, breathing problems, high blood pressure, epilepsy, etc should be extra cautious about their health.
• Participants with liver or kidney issues should be careful.
• Participants must pay attention to the guidelines given by the guide during the trek.
• Avoid consuming heavy food or alcoholic beverages.
• Drink efficient water and walk slowly, no need to rush.
• Guidelines issued by the respective Government are to be followed. Social distancing is to be maintained. Frequent hand sanitization and the use of masks are recommended.
• ID proof is mandatory for each guest at the time of booking and upon arrival. 
• Carry enough winter garments as well as hiking gear such as hiking boots, backpacks, neck warmers, etc.
• If participants feel unwell at any moment they should contact the guide and not avoid or push themselves. 
• To protect the ecological stability of our travel places avoid plastic bags and do not pollute the campsites or nearby sites.
• Mobile connection and computer charging points may or may not be available on all campsites at all times.
• Bring enough water and snacks to keep yourself hydrated and full throughout the trek.
• Carry minimum luggage, the more you have, the more trouble.
• An additional cost of transportation from Dehradun Railway Station to other locations is available on request.