Package Details
Package Details
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7Har Ki Dun
Har Ki Dun Highlights
- Highest Altitude: 12000Ft
- Valley of Gods
- Himalayan homestays
- Camping under stars
Quick Itinerary
Day 1: Delhi to Dehradun railway station, Reporting at 11:00PM (H Nizamuddin)
Day 2: Drive from Dehradun to Sankri
Drive distance: 220KM, 8hrs
Day 3: Sankri to Dhatmer drive, Dhatmer to Pauni Gharat Village
Drive distance: 18km, 1.5hrs, Trek distance: 7km, 5-6hrs
Day 4: Pauni Gharat to Seematra
Trek distance: 5km, 4hrs
Day 5: Seematra to Har ki dun Summit, Marinda Tal & back to Seematra
Trek distance: 14km, 8hrs
Day 6: Seematra to Dhatmer village
Trek distance: 12km, 8hrs
Day 7: Drive from Dhatmer to Sankri to Dehradun
Drive distance: 240Km, 10hrs
Day 8: Dehradun to Delhi, Arrival at Delhi Railway station
Travel time: 6hrs
Inclusions & Exclusions
INCLUSIONS
- Transportation: Pune/Mumbai to Delhi (3rd
AC Train) & Delhi to Delhi travel will be in a comfortable (SUV/Tempo
traveller) & 3rd AC Trains
- Accommodation: Homestays & Tent Stays from Day 2-6
- Meals: Day 2 & 7 (Breakfast, Dinner), Day 3-6 (Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks, Dinner)
- Permits
& Taxes:
Permits and Taxes at all National parks, any other taxes.
- Support
Services:
Primary first aid, Experienced tour operator, Local support &
experienced drivers.
EXCLUSIONS
- Personal Expenses: Tips, medical expense, beverages, souvenirs & laundry
- Optional
Services: Mules/porter & trekking services like Jackets, poles or
backpacks
- Unforeseen
costs:
Expenses due to weather delay, roadblocks, or medical emergencies
- Insurance: No travel or health
insurance is included
- Unlisted: Anything not mentioned in
inclusions.
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1: Delhi to Dehradun
- Departure: Board the train from H Nizamuddin Railway Station at 11:00 PM.
- Drive Distance: 220 KM, 8 hours
- Details: The drive from Dehradun to Sankri takes you through picturesque landscapes and small hill towns like Mussoorie, Purola, Mori.
- Drive Distance: 18 KM, 1.5 hours
- Trek Distance: 7 KM, 5-6 hours
- Details: Drive from Sankri to Dhatmer, Continue your trek and get glimpses of the surrounding mountains like Ruinsara peak, Black peak and other ranges along with passing through small villages. Also, walk close to the beautiful Supin river and listen to it gushing as trek to Puani Garat. On reaching, settle at your campsite followed by an overnight stay at your first camp.
- Trek Distance: 5 KM, 4 hours
- Details: Wake up in the scenic views of the snow-capped mountain peaks and prepare to leave the campsite. Begin your trek towards Seematra, through the alpine meadows, crossing streams and rocky paths. On your way, enjoy the scenery of Black Peak, Bandarpunch range and others as you reach the beautiful Osla village, the last village on the Har ki Dun trek route. Continue your trek to reach Seematra, settle in your campsite and enjoy your overnight stay.
- Trek Distance: 16 KM, 10 hours
- Details: Today is the day you finally witness the beauty of Har Ki Dun Valley! Start with a hearty breakfast amid the mountains before setting off. The trail is a mix of steep and moderate ascents, with snow patches adding to the surreal beauty. You'll pass through picturesque meadows and dense forests, following a river to the Har Ki Dun summit. The views of Swargarohini I Peak, Hata Peak, and Black Peak are spellbinding. Har Ki Dun Valley is a paradise with towering peaks and lush meadows. At the top, you'll find a small temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The tranquility and grandeur of the place make it evident why it's called the 'way to heaven.' Enjoy the stunning views, capture photographs, and soak in the serene surroundings.
- Trek Distance: 12 KM, 8 hours
- Details: Retrace your steps back to Dhatmer Village, passing through the same scenic route.
- Drive Distance: 240 KM, 10 hours
- Details: Drive from Dhatmer to Sankri and then continue to Dehradun in our private vehicle.
- Travel Time: 6 hours
This itinerary ensures you experience the best of the Har Ki Dun trek, with a mix of driving and trekking through some of the most beautiful landscapes in Uttarakhand.
Packing List
Shoes and backpack
- Trekking shoes with ankle support
- Backpack with rain cover
- Warm layers
- - 3 layers if you're trekking in spring, summer and monsoon (1 woollen sweater, 1 fleece, 1 padded jacket)
- - 4 layers if you're trekking in autumn (1 woollen sweater, 2 fleece, 1 padded jacket)
- - 5 layers if you're trekking in winter (1 pair of thermals, 1 woollen sweater, 2 fleece, 1 padded jacket)
- 3 Collared T-shirts (Wear one, carry two)
- 2 quick-dry trek pants (Wear one, carry one)
- Sunglasses
- Sun cap, preferably with flaps
- Waterproof gloves
- Balaclava
- Woollen socks (2 pairs of Dry fit + 1 pair of Woollen)
- Headlamp
- Trekking pole
- Rain jacket + pants / poncho
- Sunscreen
- Moisturiser
- Light towel
- Lip balm or vaseline
- Toilet paper
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Reusable plastic covers (for used clothes)
- Steel lunch box, spoon and a coffee mug
- Two water bottles or Hydration Pack
Must Know
The Har Ki Dun trek in Uttarakhand is a captivating journey through the heart of the Garhwal Himalayas. Known as the "Valley of Gods," this trek offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and cultural richness. Starting from the quaint village of Sankri, the trail takes you through dense forests of pine and oak, vibrant meadows, and charming villages like Pauni Gharat and Kalkatiyadhar. The trek is moderately challenging, making it suitable for both beginners and experienced trekkers. Along the way, you'll encounter the pristine Supin River, cascading waterfalls, and a variety of flora and fauna, adding to the trek's allure.
As you ascend towards the Har Ki Dun Valley, the landscape transforms dramatically. The valley is surrounded by towering peaks such as Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, and Black Peak, which provide a stunning backdrop. The trail is dotted with ancient temples and local shrines, reflecting the region's deep-rooted mythology and cultural heritage. The final stretch of the trek follows a river and winds through dense forests before reaching the Har Ki Dun summit. Here, the views are absolutely spellbinding, with snow-capped peaks and lush meadows creating a picturesque setting that feels almost otherworldly.
Reaching the Har Ki Dun Valley is a rewarding experience. The valley is not only a visual treat but also a place of tranquility and spiritual significance. At the summit, you'll find a small temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, with a stone statue of Nandi and a Shivling. The serene environment and the grandeur of the surrounding peaks make it evident why this place is called the 'way to heaven.' Whether you're an adventure enthusiast or someone seeking solace in nature, the Har Ki Dun trek offers an unforgettable experience that stays with you long after you've returned home.
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