Har Ki Dun Trek
Uttarakhand
Duration
7D/6N
Grade
Moderate
Max Altitude
11,675 ft.
Trekking Km
44 Kms
Har Ki Dun Trek Overview
- Trek Name: Har Ki Dun Trek
- Location: Uttarakhand, India
- Days: 7 Days / 6 Nights
- Pickup & Drop: Dehradun
- Base Camp: Sankri
- Adventure: Trekking
- Maximum Altitude: 11,675 ft (3,560 m)
- Trek Distance: 44 km
- Difficulty Level: Easy to Moderate
- Season: Spring | Summer | Autumn
- Months: March | April | May | June | September | October | November
Har Ki Dun Trek Itinerary
Day 1 – Drive From Dehradun to Sankri
• Altitude: Dehradun (640 m / 2,100 ft), Sankri (1,950 m / 6,400 ft)
• Altitude Gain: 1,310 m / 4,300 ft
• Drive Distance: 200 km | 8–10 hrs
• Drive through the scenic Yamuna and Tons valleys via Mussoorie, Purola, Mori, and Netwar before reaching Sankri, the gateway to the Har Ki Dun valley.
Day 2 – Drive From Sankri to Taluka and Trek to Osla
• Altitude: Sankri (1,950 m / 6,400 ft), Taluka (2,100 m / 6,890 ft), Osla (2,590 m / 8,500 ft)
• Altitude Gain: 640 m / 2,100 ft
• Drive Distance: 12 km | 1 hr
• Trek Distance: 13 km | 5–6 hrs
• Drive to Taluka and begin the trek along the Supin River through dense forests, wooden bridges, and traditional Himalayan villages before reaching Osla.
Day 3 – Trek From Osla to Boslo
• Altitude: Osla (2,590 m / 8,500 ft), Boslo (3,350 m / 10,990 ft)
• Altitude Gain: 760 m / 2,490 ft
• Trek Distance: 9 km | 4–5 hrs
• Ascend gradually through alpine meadows and open valleys with magnificent views of snow-clad Himalayan peaks before reaching Boslo campsite.
Day 4 – Trek From Boslo to Har Ki Dun and Back to Boslo
• Altitude: Boslo (3,350 m / 10,990 ft), Har Ki Dun (3,566 m / 11,700 ft)
• Altitude Gain: 216 m / 710 ft
• Trek Distance: 10 km | 5–6 hrs (round trip)
• Trek to the beautiful Har Ki Dun valley, known for its panoramic mountain views, alpine meadows, and the majestic backdrop of the Swargarohini peaks. Return to Boslo for an overnight stay.
Day 5 – Trek From Boslo to Osla
• Altitude: Boslo (3,350 m / 10,990 ft), Osla (2,590 m / 8,500 ft)
• Altitude Loss: 760 m / 2,490 ft
• Trek Distance: 9 km | 4–5 hrs
• Descend through picturesque valleys and forests, retracing the route back to the traditional village of Osla.
Day 6 – Trek From Osla to Taluka and Drive to Sankri
• Altitude: Osla (2,590 m / 8,500 ft), Taluka (2,100 m / 6,890 ft), Sankri (1,950 m / 6,400 ft)
• Altitude Loss: 640 m / 2,100 ft
• Trek Distance: 13 km | 4–5 hrs
• Drive Distance: 12 km | 1 hr
• Trek back along the Supin River to Taluka and drive to Sankri for a comfortable overnight stay.
Day 7 – Drive From Sankri to Dehradun
• Altitude: Sankri (1,950 m / 6,400 ft), Dehradun (640 m / 2,100 ft)
• Altitude Loss: 1,310 m / 4,300 ft
• Drive Distance: 200 km | 8–10 hrs
• Enjoy the scenic return drive through the remote villages, pine forests, and river valleys of the Garhwal Himalayas, concluding the Har Ki Dun Trek.
Day 1 – Drive From Dehradun to Sankri
- Altitude: Dehradun (640 m / 2,100 ft), Sankri (1,950 m / 6,400 ft)
- Altitude Gain: 1,310 m / 4,300 ft
- Drive Distance: 200 km | 8–10 hrs
Your Har Ki Dun Trek begins from Dehradun, the capital city of Uttarakhand and the gateway to some of the most remote valleys of the Garhwal Himalayas. After an early morning departure, embark on a picturesque drive through winding mountain roads, dense pine forests, terraced farmlands, and charming Himalayan settlements as you journey towards Sankri.
The route passes through the popular hill station of Mussoorie before descending into the beautiful Yamuna Valley. Continuing further, drive through Purola, Mori, and Netwar, small mountain towns nestled amidst lush forests and river valleys. Throughout the journey, enjoy stunning views of the Yamuna and Tons Rivers, traditional wooden houses, apple orchards, and towering Himalayan ridgelines.
As the road enters the Govind Pashu Vihar region, the landscape becomes increasingly dramatic, with dense deodar forests and deep mountain gorges accompanying the final stretch to Sankri. Located in the Tons Valley, Sankri is a picturesque Himalayan village and the base camp for several iconic treks in Uttarakhand, including Har Ki Dun, Kedarkantha, Bali Pass, and Ruinsara Tal.
Upon arrival, check in to your guest house, relax, and enjoy the serene mountain atmosphere. Spend the evening exploring the village, interacting with locals, and witnessing spectacular sunset views over the surrounding peaks. This is also an ideal opportunity to prepare your gear and acclimatize before beginning the trek the following day.
Highlights of the Day:
• Scenic drive from Dehradun through Mussoorie and the Tons Valley
• Beautiful views of the Yamuna and Tons Rivers
• Pass through traditional Himalayan towns including Purola, Mori, and Netwar
• Dense pine, oak, and deodar forests along the route
• Explore the charming Himalayan village of Sankri
• Panoramic views of the surrounding Garhwal Himalayan ranges
• Gateway to the legendary Har Ki Dun Valley
Meals Included: Dinner
Stay: Hotel/Guest House in Sankri
Day 2 – Drive From Sankri to Taluka and Trek to Osla
- Altitude: Sankri (1,950 m / 6,400 ft), Taluka (2,100 m / 6,890 ft), Osla (2,590 m / 8,500 ft)
- Altitude Gain: 640 m / 2,100 ft
- Drive Distance: 12 km | 1 hr
- Trek Distance: 13 km | 5–6 hrs
After an early breakfast, begin the day with a short drive from Sankri to Taluka, the traditional starting point of the Har Ki Dun Trek. The route passes through dense forests and small Himalayan settlements, offering beautiful views of the surrounding valleys and mountain ridges.
Upon reaching Taluka, commence the trek along the banks of the Supin River. The trail winds through thick forests of pine, deodar, walnut, and chestnut trees, interspersed with wooden bridges, cascading streams, and open clearings. Throughout the journey, the soothing sound of the river accompanies trekkers, creating a peaceful trekking experience amidst the pristine wilderness of the Govind Pashu Vihar region.
As the trail progresses, enjoy stunning views of terraced fields, traditional wooden houses, and remote Himalayan villages that showcase the rich cultural heritage of the region. The route gradually ascends through picturesque landscapes before reaching Osla, one of the oldest and most culturally significant villages in the valley. Known for its unique wooden architecture and ancient temples, Osla offers a fascinating glimpse into the traditional lifestyle of the local communities.
Upon arrival, settle into your campsite or guest house and spend the evening exploring the village, interacting with locals, and enjoying magnificent views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks. The tranquil setting and fresh mountain air make Osla an ideal place to rest before continuing deeper into the Har Ki Dun Valley.
Highlights of the Day:
• Scenic drive from Sankri to Taluka through dense Himalayan forests
• Trek along the beautiful Supin River Valley
• Cross wooden bridges and mountain streams
• Walk through forests of pine, deodar, walnut, and chestnut trees
• Spectacular views of terraced farms and traditional Himalayan villages
• Explore the culturally rich village of Osla
• Experience traditional wooden architecture and local mountain culture
• Stunning views of the surrounding Garhwal Himalayan ranges
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner
Stay: Campsite/Guest House in Osla
Day 3 – Trek From Osla to Boslo
- Altitude: Osla (2,590 m / 8,500 ft), Boslo (3,350 m / 10,990 ft)
- Altitude Gain: 760 m / 2,490 ft
- Trek Distance: 9 km | 4–5 hrs
After an early breakfast, leave the traditional village of Osla behind and continue deeper into the spectacular Har Ki Dun Valley. The trail gradually ascends through dense forests, alpine clearings, and vast mountain landscapes, offering some of the most scenic views of the entire trek.
As the route climbs higher, the valley begins to open up, revealing breathtaking panoramas of snow-covered Himalayan peaks, lush meadows, and glacial streams flowing through the valley floor. The trail passes through ancient grazing grounds used by local shepherds, where flocks of sheep and goats can often be seen during the trekking season.
Throughout the journey, enjoy magnificent views of the surrounding mountain ranges, including the majestic Swargarohini massif and other prominent peaks that dominate the skyline. The landscape gradually transitions from dense forests to alpine terrain, creating a dramatic change in scenery as you gain altitude.
After a steady ascent, arrive at Boslo, a beautiful campsite nestled amidst expansive meadows and surrounded by towering Himalayan mountains. The campsite offers stunning sunset views and a peaceful wilderness experience far away from human settlements. Spend the evening relaxing amidst nature, exploring the surrounding meadows, and preparing for the next day’s excursion to Har Ki Dun.
Highlights of the Day:
• Trek deeper into the pristine Har Ki Dun Valley
• Spectacular views of snow-clad Himalayan peaks
• Walk through alpine meadows and shepherd grazing grounds
• Scenic trail alongside mountain streams and open valleys
• Magnificent views of the Swargarohini mountain range
• Transition from dense forests to high-altitude alpine landscapes
• Stunning sunset views from Boslo campsite
• Experience the untouched beauty of the Garhwal Himalayas
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner
Stay: Campsite in Boslo
Day 4 – Trek From Boslo to Har Ki Dun and Back to Boslo
- Altitude: Boslo (3,350 m / 10,990 ft), Har Ki Dun (3,566 m / 11,700 ft)
- Altitude Gain: 216 m / 710 ft
- Trek Distance: 10–12 km | 5–7 hrs (round trip)
After an early breakfast, begin your most anticipated day of the trek as you head towards the legendary Har Ki Dun Valley, often called the “Valley of Gods.” The trail is gradual and scenic, making it a rewarding day trek with constant views of towering Himalayan peaks and wide alpine landscapes.
As you move deeper into the valley, the terrain opens up into vast meadows bordered by dense forests and snow-clad mountains. The trail runs alongside glacial streams and grassy slopes, offering uninterrupted views of the majestic Swargarohini range, which dominates the skyline throughout the journey.
Upon reaching Har Ki Dun, take time to explore the beautiful valley known for its natural amphitheatre-like setting, ancient trekking routes, and mythological significance. The valley is surrounded by some of the most stunning Himalayan peaks and offers a perfect spot for rest, photography, and soaking in the serene atmosphere.
After spending quality time at the summit valley, retrace your steps back to Boslo. The descent offers a different perspective of the landscapes, with changing light revealing new details of the mountains and meadows. Arrive back at camp by evening and relax after a fulfilling high-altitude day.
Highlights of the Day:
• Trek to the iconic Har Ki Dun Valley
• Stunning panoramic views of the Swargarohini range
• Walk through wide alpine meadows and glacial streams
• Explore one of the most scenic valleys in the Garhwal Himalayas
• Mythological and cultural significance of Har Ki Dun
• Photogenic landscapes with river valleys and snow peaks
• Return trek with changing mountain light and scenery
• Peaceful evening at Boslo campsite
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner
Stay: Campsite in Boslo
Day 5 – Trek From Boslo to Osla
- Altitude: Boslo (3,350 m / 10,990 ft), Osla (2,590 m / 8,500 ft)
- Altitude Loss: 760 m / 2,490 ft
- Trek Distance: 9 km | 4–5 hrs
After breakfast at the campsite, begin your descent from the high-altitude alpine zone of Boslo back towards the traditional Himalayan village of Osla. The trail retraces parts of the earlier route but offers a completely different experience as you move downhill through changing landscapes and lighting conditions.
The descent passes through open meadows, scattered shepherd huts, and forested sections filled with pine and deodar trees. As you lose altitude, the valley gradually becomes greener and more enclosed, with the Supin River reappearing alongside the trail in several stretches. The sound of flowing water and the presence of dense forests make this a refreshing and relaxing trekking day.
Along the way, enjoy final glimpses of the towering Himalayan peaks, including the majestic Swargarohini range, which slowly fades behind the ridgelines as you descend deeper into the valley. The trail also passes through small grazing areas used by local shepherds during seasonal migration.
Upon reaching Osla, settle into your campsite or guest house and spend the evening exploring the village. You can visit the ancient wooden temple, interact with locals, and observe the unique architecture and lifestyle that has remained unchanged for generations. The calm village atmosphere provides a peaceful contrast after days spent in high-altitude wilderness.
Highlights of the Day:
• Scenic descent from alpine meadows to forested valley
• Beautiful views of the Swargarohini peaks on the way down
• Walk alongside forests, streams, and shepherd trails
• Experience changing landscapes with altitude loss
• Explore the traditional village of Osla
• Visit ancient wooden temples and local homes
• Cultural interaction with Himalayan villagers
• Relaxing evening in a peaceful mountain setting
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner
Stay: Campsite/Guest House in Osla
Day 6 – Trek From Osla to Taluka and Drive to Sankri
- Altitude: Osla (2,590 m / 8,500 ft), Taluka (2,100 m / 6,890 ft), Sankri (1,950 m / 6,400 ft)
- Altitude Loss: 640 m / 2,100 ft
- Trek Distance: 13 km | 4–5 hrs
- Drive Distance: 12 km | 1 hr
After breakfast, begin your final trekking day as you descend from Osla back towards Taluka along the scenic Supin River trail. The path retraces the beautiful forest section, offering a peaceful walk through pine, deodar, walnut, and chestnut forests. The sound of the river accompanies you throughout the descent, making the journey calm and refreshing.
As you move downhill, enjoy the last views of the deep valleys and surrounding Himalayan ridges. The trail passes through wooden bridges, small clearings, and traditional settlements, giving you a final glimpse of the raw beauty and cultural richness of the Har Ki Dun region.
Upon reaching Taluka, take a short break and then drive back to Sankri. The short drive passes once again through dense forests and mountain roads, marking your return to the base village. After arrival, check into your accommodation in Sankri and relax after completing the main trekking section.
Spend the evening at leisure in Sankri—strolling through the village, interacting with locals, or simply resting after the long descent. This is also a good time to reflect on the journey through one of Uttarakhand’s most beautiful valleys.
Highlights of the Day:
• Final descent along the scenic Supin River trail
• Walk through dense Himalayan forests and wooden bridges
• Last views of Har Ki Dun valley landscapes
• Peaceful trekking experience back to Taluka
• Short mountain drive back to Sankri
• Relaxing evening in a Himalayan village
• Completion of the trekking route from Har Ki Dun Valley
Meals Included: Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks, Dinner
Stay: Hotel/Guest House in Sankri
Day 7 – Drive From Sankri to Dehradun
- Altitude: Sankri (1,950 m / 6,400 ft), Dehradun (640 m / 2,100 ft)
- Altitude Loss: 1,310 m / 4,300 ft
- Drive Distance: 200 km | 8–10 hrs
After breakfast, begin your return journey from Sankri to Dehradun, marking the final day of the Har Ki Dun Trek. The drive takes you once again through the remote and scenic landscapes of the Tons Valley, offering a last opportunity to experience the raw beauty of the Garhwal Himalayas.
The route passes through charming mountain villages such as Netwar, Mori, and Purola, with the Supin and Tons river valleys accompanying much of the drive. As you descend further, the landscape gradually transitions from dense alpine forests to terraced fields and subtropical greenery, signaling your return to lower elevations.
A brief stop at Mussoorie offers a refreshing break and panoramic views of the surrounding hills before continuing the final leg towards Dehradun. The road winds through picturesque valleys, river crossings, and forested slopes, making the journey itself a memorable part of the trek experience.
Upon arrival in Dehradun by evening, your Har Ki Dun adventure comes to an end, leaving you with unforgettable memories of alpine meadows, Himalayan peaks, and traditional mountain villages.
Highlights of the Day:
• Scenic drive through the Tons Valley and Himalayan foothills
• Views of rivers, forests, and traditional mountain villages
• Passing through Purola, Mori, Netwar, and Mussoorie
• Gradual transition from high mountains to plains
• Final views of the Garhwal Himalayan landscape
• Relaxing descent journey back to Dehradun
• Completion of the Har Ki Dun Trek
Meals Included: Breakfast
Stay: Not included (Tour ends in Dehradun)
Har Ki Dun Trek Cost Terms – Inclusions & Exclusions
• Accommodation in guest houses/homestays on a sharing basis at Sankri and along the trek route (Seema/Osla and Har Ki Dun campsite or lodge, depending on itinerary).
• All meals during the trek (usually from Day 1 dinner at Sankri to Day 6 breakfast/lunch on the return day).
• Certified trek leader, experienced local guides, cooks, and support staff.
• Camping equipment such as tents, sleeping bags, sleeping mats, dining tents, and toilet tents (where camping is applicable).
• Transportation between Dehradun and Sankri (Dehradun–Sankri transfers and return).
• Forest permits, entry fees, camping charges, and necessary trekking permissions for the Govind Pashu Vihar National Park region.
• Basic safety equipment including first-aid kits, oxygen cylinders, oximeters, and emergency support.
• Group safety equipment such as ropes, stretchers, and other technical gear if required depending on terrain and weather conditions.
• Assistance with trek coordination, route management, and safety monitoring throughout the journey.
• Cloakroom facility at Sankri for storing excess luggage during the trek.
• Personal expenses such as snacks, beverages, mineral water, phone calls, laundry, tips, and porter charges.
• Travel insurance, medical insurance, and emergency evacuation expenses.
• Meals during transit to and from Sankri, unless specifically included in the itinerary.
• Costs arising due to natural calamities, roadblocks, landslides, weather conditions, flight/train delays, or any unforeseen circumstances beyond the organizer’s control.
• Personal trekking gear, clothing, shoes, backpacks, trekking poles, and other equipment not specifically included in the package.
• Charges for offloading personal backpacks or hiring mules/porters for carrying personal luggage.
• Any additional accommodation, transportation, or meals due to early arrival, late departure, or trek withdrawal.
• Camera fees, monument fees, or any other charges not mentioned under inclusions.
• GST and other applicable taxes, if not explicitly included in the package cost.
Har Ki Dun Trek Essentials – Complete Packing List
- 2–3 quick-dry T-shirts (preferably full-sleeve)
- 2 trekking pants (avoid jeans)
- 1 fleece jacket
- 1 down/padded jacket
- 1 thermal set (top and bottom)
- Waterproof rain jacket or poncho
- 4–5 pairs of socks (mix of woolen and synthetic)
- Warm cap/beanie and sun cap
- Waterproof gloves + fleece/wool gloves
- Buff or neck gaiter
- Waterproof trekking shoes with good grip and ankle support
- Sandals/Crocs for campsite and river crossings
- Extra pair of comfortable camp footwear
- 50–60 L backpack with rain cover
- 15–20 L daypack (if using porter/offloading service)
- Trekking pole(s)
- Headlamp with spare batteries
- Dry bags or zip-lock bags for clothes/electronics
- Water bottles (2 L total capacity) or hydration bladder
- Power bank
- UV-protection sunglasses
- Sunscreen SPF 50+
- Lip balm
- Hand sanitizer
- Wet wipes/toilet paper
- Toothbrush and basic toiletries
- Personal medicines and first-aid items
- ORS packets and energy bars/dry fruits
- Government photo ID
How To ReachHar Ki Dun Trek
The nearest airport is Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun (DED).
- Distance from airport to Dehradun Railway Station: ~30–35 km | 45–60 minutes
- Regular flights operate from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, Ahmedabad, Jaipur, Lucknow, and other major Indian cities.
- From the airport, taxis, app-based cabs, and airport shuttles are easily available to Dehradun Railway Station or ISBT.
The nearest railway station is Dehradun Railway Station (DDN).
- Well-connected with Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Lucknow, Varanasi, Amritsar, and other major Indian cities.
- Popular trains include: Vande Bharat Express, Dehradun Shatabdi Express, Nanda Devi AC Superfast Express, Mussoorie Express, and Jan Shatabdi Express.
- From Dehradun Railway Station, taxis, shared cabs, and trek operator vehicles are readily available.
Dehradun is well connected by road to major cities in North India through National Highways and regular bus services.
- Delhi to Dehradun: ~250 km | 6–7 hours (Frequent Volvo, AC, and state transport buses from ISBT Kashmere Gate)
- Chandigarh to Dehradun: ~170 km | 4–5 hours
- Haridwar to Dehradun: ~55 km | 1.5–2 hours
- Rishikesh to Dehradun: ~45 km | 1–1.5 hours
- From Dehradun, taxis, shared cabs, and trek operator vehicles are easily available for the onward journey
Har Ki Dun Trek FAQ's
Is Har Ki Dun Trek suitable for beginners?
Yes, the Har Ki Dun Trek is considered one of the best Himalayan treks for beginners with a good fitness level. The trail features gradual ascents, well-defined paths, and manageable daily trekking distances. It is ideal for first-time trekkers looking to experience alpine meadows, ancient villages, and snow-capped peaks without technical climbing.
Which is the best month to do the Har Ki Dun Trek?
The best time to visit Har Ki Dun is April to June for blooming wildflowers and pleasant weather, and September to November for crystal-clear mountain views and stable trekking conditions. Winter departures (December to February) are also available for those seeking snow-covered trails.
How difficult is the Har Ki Dun Trek compared to Kedarkantha?
Har Ki Dun is generally longer and more physically demanding than the Kedarkantha Trek. While Kedarkantha is a short summit trek completed in 4–6 days, Har Ki Dun takes around 7–8 days and involves longer walking hours. However, both treks are non-technical and suitable for beginners with proper preparation.
Is mobile network available during the Har Ki Dun Trek?
Mobile connectivity is available in Sankri and is limited in some nearby villages. Beyond Sankri, network coverage is unreliable or unavailable. It is recommended to inform family and friends before starting the trek and enjoy a true digital detox in the Himalayas.
What makes the Har Ki Dun Trek different from other Himalayan treks?
Har Ki Dun is famous for its ancient villages, centuries-old wooden architecture, mythological significance linked to the Mahabharata, and breathtaking views of Swargarohini, Black Peak (Kala Nag), Bandarpoonch, and Hata Peak. Unlike many summit treks, it offers a rich blend of culture, history, and nature.
Can I see snow on the Har Ki Dun Trek?
Yes. Snow is commonly found from December to March, while patches of snow may remain at higher altitudes during April. If your goal is a snow trek, winter departures provide the best experience.
What wildlife can be spotted on the Har Ki Dun Trek?
The trek passes through Govind Pashu Vihar National Park, where trekkers may spot Himalayan monals, musk deer, langurs, Himalayan griffon vultures, and, with exceptional luck, animals such as the Himalayan black bear or snow leopard in remote areas.
Do I need a permit for the Har Ki Dun Trek?
Yes. Since the trail passes through the Govind Pashu Vihar National Park, trekkers must obtain an entry permit. Most registered trekking operators include all necessary permits and forest fees in their trek packages.
Which villages are covered during the Har Ki Dun Trek?
The trek begins from Sankri and passes through Taluka, Gangad, Osla, and Seema, before reaching the Har Ki Dun Valley. The traditional village of Osla, known for its unique wooden architecture and local culture, is one of the trek’s major highlights.
How fit should I be for the Har Ki Dun Trek?
You should be able to comfortably walk 8–10 km on consecutive days while carrying a daypack. Preparing with cardio exercises, stair climbing, jogging, and leg-strength workouts for 4–6 weeks before the trek will make the experience more enjoyable and reduce fatigue.
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- Complimentary cloakroom at base camp for safe storage.
- Pickup Location: Dehradun
- Drop Location: Dehradun
- Pickup: 07:00 AM |
- Drop: 5:00–6:30 PM (traffic/river activity dependent)
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