Highlights
- Trek Duration: 7 Days
- Pickup & Drop: Dehradun
- Trek Distance: Approx. 48 Km
- Maximum Altitude: 11,700 Ft. (3,566 M)
- Trek Difficulty: Easy to Moderate
- Trek Region: Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand
- Base Camp: Sankri
Best Season
March – June (Spring & Summer)
- Pleasant weather with blooming flowers.
- Lush green valleys and clear mountain views.
- Best time for beginners and families.
September – November (Post-Monsoon)
- Crystal-clear Himalayan views.
- Golden forests and pleasant weather.
- Excellent visibility of snow-clad peaks.
December – February (Winter)
- Snow-covered trails and magical winter landscapes.
- Suitable for experienced winter trekkers.
Trek Type: Valley Trek
Famous Attractions
- Har Ki Dun Valley
- Osla Village
- Seema Village
- Taluka
- Maninda Tal (optional)
- Hata Peak Viewpoint
- Supin River
- Govind Wildlife Sanctuary
Famous Peaks Visible - Swargarohini
- Black Peak (Kala Nag)
- Bandarpoonch
- Hata Peak
- Ruinsara Peaks
- Jaundhar Glacier Region
Forest Type
- Pine Forests
- Oak Forests
- Deodar Forests
- Rhododendron Forests
- Walnut Forests
- Alpine Meadows
Accommodation
- Camps & Homestay
- Suitable For- Beginners, Families, Solo Travellers, Nature Lovers, Adventure Enthusiasts
Best For Snow Trekking
- One of Uttarakhand's most beautiful valley treks.
- Explore the breathtaking Har Ki Dun Valley.
- Visit the ancient Himalayan village of Osla.
- Walk through dense pine, oak, deodar & rhododendron forests.
- Enjoy magnificent views of Swargarohini,
Black Peak & Bandarpoonch.
- Trek alongside the beautiful Supin River.
- Experience rich Himalayan culture and traditional wooden villages.
- Camp amidst lush green meadows and towering mountains.
- Spot Himalayan birds and wildlife in Govind Wildlife Sanctuary.
- Witness stunning sunrise & sunset over the Himalayas.
- Ideal trek for beginners and families.
- Spectacular photography opportunities throughout the trek.
- Peaceful trails with pristine natural beauty.
- Memorable camping under star-filled Himalayan skies.
About Har ki Dun Trek
The Har Ki Dun Trek is one of Uttarakhand's most scenic Himalayan valley treks, nestled inside the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary. Starting from Sankri, the trail passes through charming villages, dense forests, alpine meadows, and the picturesque Har Ki Dun Valley, often called the "Valley of Gods."
Trekkers are rewarded with breathtaking views of Swargarohini, Black Peak (Kala Nag), Bandarpoonch, and the surrounding Himalayan ranges. The trek also offers a unique opportunity to experience the rich culture of ancient Himalayan villages like Osla and Seema.
With its easy-to-moderate difficulty, stunning landscapes, beautiful rivers, and rich cultural heritage, the Har Ki Dun Trek is one of the finest Himalayan adventures for beginners, families, photographers, and nature lovers.
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Itineraries Expand all
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Day 1: Dehradun → Sankri

- Distance: ~190 km | 🕒 Travel: 8–9 hrs
- Pickup Point: Dehradun Railway Station
- Pickup Time: 7:00 AM
- Early morning departure from Dehradun.
- Scenic drive via Mussoorie, Kempty Falls, Naugaon, Purola, Jarmola & Mori.
- Enjoy beautiful Himalayan valleys, rivers, forests, and mountain villages.
- Arrival at Sankri by evening.
- Check-in at Guest House.
- Dinner & overnight stay at Sankri.
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Day 2: Sankri → Dharkot/Gangad (Drive) → Cheludgad (Trek)

- Drive: ~25 km | 🕒 1–2 hrs
- Trek Distance: ~5 km | 🕒 4–5 hrs
- Drive from Sankri to Dharkot/Gangad.
- Begin the trek through dense forests, wooden bridges, and traditional Himalayan villages.
- Walk alongside beautiful streams and the Supin River.
- Reach Cheludgad Campsite.
- Dinner & overnight stay in tents.
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Day 3: Cheludgad → Har Ki Dun Campsite (via Kalkatiyadhar)

- Trek Distance: ~12 km | 🕒 5–7 hrs
- Trek through dense forests, alpine meadows, and scenic valleys.
- Cross Kalkatiyadhar while enjoying breathtaking mountain views.
- Witness magnificent views of Swargarohini and surrounding Himalayan peaks.
- Reach Har Ki Dun Campsite.
- Dinner & overnight camping.
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Day 4: Har Ki Dun Exploration → Maninda Tal / Jaundhar Glacier Viewpoint → Return

- Trek Distance: ~8 km | 🕒 6–7 hrs
- Explore the beautiful Har Ki Dun Valley.
- Optional hike to the pristine Maninda Tal.
- Visit the Jaundhar Glacier Viewpoint.
- Enjoy spectacular views of glaciers, alpine meadows, and Himalayan peaks.
- Return to Har Ki Dun Campsit
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Day 5: Har Ki Dun → Cheludgad (via Osla Village)

- Trek Distance: ~13 km | 🕒 6–7 hrs
- Descend through lush forests and riverside trails.
- Explore the ancient Himalayan village of Osla.
- Experience traditional wooden architecture and local culture.
- Reach Cheludgad Campsite.
- Dinner & overnight camping.
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Day 6: Cheludgad → Dharkot/Gangad (Trek) → Sankri (Drive)

- Trek Distance: ~5 km | 🕒 3–4 hrs
- Drive: ~25 km | 🕒 1–2 hrs
- Trek back to Dharkot/Gangad through
- beautiful forest trails.
- Drive to Sankri.
- Check-in at Guest House.
- Dinner & overnight stay at Sankri.
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Day 7: Sankri → Dehradun
- Distance: ~190 km | 🕒 Travel: 8–9 hrs
- Early morning departure from Sankri.
- Scenic drive through Purola, Naugaon, Mussoorie & Kempty Falls.
- Enjoy beautiful Himalayan landscapes throughout the journey.
- Arrival at Dehradun Railway Station by around 6:00 PM.
- Trek concludes with unforgettable Himalayan memories.
Important Notes

- Keep one buffer day in your travel plan for unexpected delays.
- If the buffer day is not used, you can explore Dehradun or Mussoorie.
- Distance, altitude, and trekking hours are approximate and may vary depending on weather and trail conditions.
- Carry the original and a photocopy of your Government Photo ID.
- If travelling by flight, we strongly recommend arriving in Dehradun one day before the trek.
- The itinerary is subject to change depending on weather conditions, trail conditions, roadblocks, river levels, forest department regulations, or any unforeseen circumstances. Any changes made by the trek leader or GoAdven India will always
- prioritize the safety and well-being of all participants.
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FAQ's Expand all
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Is the Har Ki Dun Trek suitable for beginners?
Yes. It is one of the best Himalayan treks for beginners with a good fitness level.
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What is the best time to visit Har Ki Dun?
March to June for greenery and pleasant weather, September to November for clear mountain views, and December to February for a snow experience.
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How difficult is the Har Ki Dun Trek?
The trek is graded Easy to Moderate with gradual ascents and well-defined trails.
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What is the maximum altitude of the trek?
Har Ki Dun Valley is situated at approximately 11,700 ft (3,566 m).
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Is prior trekking experience required?
No. Prior trekking experience is not mandatory, but good physical fitness is recommended.
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Is there snowfall on the Har Ki Dun Trek?
Yes. Snow is generally found during December, January, February, and sometimes in early March.
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Is there any risk of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS)?
The risk is relatively low, but mild symptoms may occur because the trek reaches over 11,000 ft.
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What kind of accommodation is provided?
Guest House accommodation at Sankri and tented camping during the trek.
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Are washrooms available during the trek?
Yes. Basic washrooms are available at Sankri, and dry toilet tents are provided at campsites.
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What kind of food is served?
Fresh, hygienic vegetarian meals with eggs, including breakfast, lunch, evening snacks, soup, and dinner.
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Is drinking water available during the trek?
Yes. Safe drinking water is provided at campsites. Carry two water bottles for trekking hours.
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Is mobile network available?
Network is available in Sankri (mainly BSNL and Jio). There is little or no network during the trek.
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Can I charge my phone or camera?
Charging is available only at Sankri. There is no electricity at the campsites, so carry a power bank.
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What should I pack for the trek?
Carry warm clothing, waterproof trekking shoes, rain gear, a backpack, torch, sunglasses, sunscreen, personal medicines, and a valid Government ID.
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Can I offload my backpack?
Yes. Backpack offloading by mule is available at an additional cost (maximum weight limit applies).
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Are solo travellers welcome?
Absolutely. Many solo trekkers join Har Ki Dun every season.
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Are there any ATMs on the route?
ATMs are available up to Sankri, but they may not always have cash. Carry sufficient cash from Dehradun.
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What wildlife can be seen during the trek?
The Govind Wildlife Sanctuary is home to Himalayan birds, langurs, barking deer, and other mountain wildlife. Sightings depend on the season and luck.
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Is Har Ki Dun safe for women trekkers?
Yes. The trek is considered safe with experienced trek leaders, local guides, and support staff.
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Why choose GoAdven India for the Har Ki Dun Trek?
GoAdven India offers experienced local guides, certified trek leaders, quality camping equipment, nutritious meals, comprehensive safety support, and personalized service for a safe and memorable Himalayan experience.
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