Har Ki Dun Trek, Uttarakhand
4.5/5
- 7D / 6N
- Dehradun
44 Kms
12,000Ft
Easy to Moderate
Expert Guide
Har Ki Dun Trek, Uttarakhand
4.5/5
- (1,232 Reviews)
- 7D / 6N
- Dehradun to Dehradun
44 Kms
12,000Ft
Easy to Moderate
Expert Guide
Overview
The Har ki Dun walk, at an elevation of 12,000 feet, is a portal to paradise in every sense. It is an utopia for hikers, whether novices or experienced, with a snow-covered paradise for winter enthusiasts on the one hand and alpine meadows and pine woods for all those seeking tranquilly in the embrace of nature on the other. The Har ki Dun trip, located on the western fringe of Garhwal in Uttarkashi district, is not only a scenic trek but also has significant cultural and mythical value. Many villagers think the area belonged to Duryodhana, the hero of the Mahabharata epic. According to mythology, a tribe of Kaurava devotees resided in the village of Osla and erected a temple to pay their homage to him. That temple is still standing today. This journey, on the other hand, is one of the oldest Himalayan hiking routes. The name Har ki Dun translates to “Valley of Gods,” indicating the myth’s additional spiritual importance. The staircase to heaven journey gets its name from the fact that it is said to be the route travelled by the Pandavas on their trip to paradise. It is also a key source of water for the tons river.
Trek Itinerary
At 6:00 a.m., the group will gather at the pickup location. We'll travel to Sankri, which serves as the trek's beginning point. When you arrive in Sankri in the evening, you will be given a quick introduction to your trip guide. Arrive at our pre-arranged guesthouse. The remainder of the day is yours to do as you like. In the evening, dinner will be given, followed by an overnight stay in Sankri Village.
Following an early morning meal, we will travel to Taluka, the trek's beginning site. We will begin our hike to Pauni Garaat after a long trip to Taluka. The route is made up of a variety of slanting hills. You'll be travelling through dense chestnut, chinar, walnut, and willow woods. There are also some of the most stunning cascading waterfalls to be found. We'll arrive at basecamp just in time to witness the sun set over the enormous expanse of land, casting a golden pool of light across the landscape. Dinner will be served in Pauni Garaat basecamp, followed by an overnight stay.
We will begin our trip towards Har ki Dun Valley after morning tea and brunch. We'll be passing via the village of Osla. The walking trail reaches Kalkatti Dhar, a ridge from where you may receive your first glimpse of Har Ki Dun valley, after passing the Supin river bridge. The route continues on through lovely green meadows before arriving at our campground. Dinner is followed by an overnight stay at Kalkatiyadhaar's campgrounds.
We'll eat breakfast with spectacular views of the Swargarohini peaks in the background after waking up to the majestic vista of the Swargarohini peaks. Before reaching the Har ki Dun valley, the walking routes begin with beautiful green meadows and quickly lead to glittering waterfalls that run continuously. We'll return to the campground after a few tranquil moments here, viewing the wonderful scenery. Dinner will be followed by a stay in tents for the night.
We will begin our descent walk to the Pauni Garaat campground after an early morning tea. The remainder of the day is free after you arrive at the campground. Dinner will be followed by a stay at basecamp for the night.
Breakfast and a cup of tea in the morning kick off the day. Following that, we'll return to the same pathways that enthralled us during our ascent. After arriving in Taluka, we will travel to Sankri, where we will spend the final hours of our walk. Check into one of our pre-arranged homestays. Dinner will be followed by a stay in Sankri for the night.
We shall begin our return journey from Sankri to Dehradun after breakfast. At the afternoon, we'll arrive in Dehradun. With cherished recollections, the gang dissembles.
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Inclusion
- Transportation from pickup to drop location.
- Meals while on trek. (Veg + Egg).
- All Necessary entry fees and permits.
- First aid kits and oxygen cylinder and stretcher.
- Poters/Mules to carry central equipments.
- Goalpines staff insurance.
- Mountaineering qualifieds trek leader, guide, cook and staff.
- Accomodation in guest house, home stay, camping during trek.
- Trekking equipments: sleeping bags, mattress, dome alpine shape tents, kitchen Tent, dining tent, toilet tents and micro spikes.
Exclusion
- Any kind of personal expenses.
- During the travel food.
- Insurance
- Any kind of emergency exacuation charges.
- Personal Luggage porterage/Mules charges. INR-300/day.
Things To Carry
- Trekking shoes with good grip.
- Backpack (40-60litres) with rain cover.
- Extra pair of socks.
- Poncho.
- Woolen Cap / Scarf / Bandana.
- Headlamp/ torch.
- Daypack.
- Water bottles.
- Personal medicines.
- Id proof: – (driving license, voters Id etc.)
- Accessories: – sunglasses, suncap, synthetic warm hand gloves.
- Toiletries: – sunscreen, moisturizer, light towel, lip balm, toilet paper, toothbrush, toothpaste, hand sanitizer.
- Clothes: -Warm layers (fleece, woolen and one padded jacket ), two trek pants, three t shirts, one pair thermals uper lower.
FAQ's
A- With 5 years of expertise in the world of adventure, we are here to help. There are numerous trekking companies to select from, and picking the proper one is crucial. Our professional staff has extensive knowledge of mountain terrains, climbing abilities, and real-life experiences as local specialists. We look after our lodging, meals, and equipment after putting safety first. The service quality is never compromised. Himalayan Hikers constantly tries to bring you closer to the nature by delivering sustainable hikes while organising your journey. We assist you in exploring the culture of tiny villages and providing excellent traditional meals from various locations, so go outside of your comfort zone and join our team for once-in-a-lifetime adventures.
A- When visiting a trek, food safety is always a major issue. As a result, we make every effort to select Lodges [tea houses] and restaurants with clean and sanitary kitchens. On our lodge treks, we provide a cook who uses our own cookware to produce safe and appetising meals, as well as sanitary washing facilities. On camping vacations, the food we offer is absolutely safe.
A- It is best to schedule two months in advance to ensure that all of the necessary arrangements are done. If the dates are available, we accept reservations up to one week in advance.
A- Fill out the reservation form on our website (link) or particular trek’s page or send us an email at info@goalpine.in. You may also reach out to us via the phone numbers listed on the website.
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A- Carry your backpack, and if you are unable to do so for whatever reason, porters will accompany you. Offloading is subject to additional fees.
A- On treks, lodging options include hotels, homestays, lodges, guesthouses, and tents. We attempt to provide lodging in homestays and hotels in local locations to help locals earn a living. It also allows you to experience mountain life and learn about the local folks.
A- The weather is unpredictable and can change at any time, however nights are normally chilly and days are mild. However, it is entirely dependent on the season and weather conditions. Keep enough warm clothing on hand to defend oneself from the cold.
