Har Ki Dun Valley Tour

Area: Garhwal Himalayas
Duration: 9 Days (7 days trekking and 2 day travel)
Best Season: March - June and September - November (Except July & August)
Grade: Easy
Altitude: 3600m
Total Trekking: 64 K.M
About Har Ki Dun Valley
With gradual descends and easy ascends, Har Ki Dun Trek in Garhwal region is an ideal pick for the beginners. Trek to the Harki Dun, a valley situated on the base of FatehParvat, is mesmerizing as above are azure blue skies, and on your sides, are a dense forest of chestnut, deodar, and sycamore. You will also walk along sparkling, playful, flowering streams and waterfalls. And even climb a gentle gradient. With each step, the landscapes become more spectacular. The hills gave way to mountains, and the mountains to giants until the valley opens into the cupped palm of Har Ki Doon, the "Valley of God."
From children to elders, people of all age group are smitten by the beauty of the trail. Due to its strong road connection with the Borasu Pass, Harki dun valley is also considered as the base point for several mountaineers who wish to travel to other Himalaya peaks. Despite being a low altitude valley, having a maximum elevation of 3,566 meters, one can't help but get enchanted by the beautiful Bandarpunch range in the southeast horizon.
The extravagant nine-day long Har-ki- dun trek flags off from Sankri, a tiny village in the Garhwal Himalayan range. The trek further continues to Taluka along the side of Rupin River and Supin river, from where the views of the Indian Himalaya are stunning. From Taluka, the trail moves to Osla and one can enjoy the breathtaking view of dense forest sprinkled with chestnut and walnut trees. Furthermore, from Osla a steady ascend leads to Harki Dun.
The pristine beauty of the Har-ki-doon Valley captures the imagination of every tourist. Upon visiting the Har Ki Dun valley, one can explore the Morinda Lake, Jaundhar glacier, Borasu pass. Also, the trek offers the mesmerizing view of the majestic peaks like Kalanag, Bandarpunch, and Swargarohini.
Soaring views, dense forest, snow-capped mountains- what's not to like on the Harki dun trek. If you are amateur trekker or wants to try your hand at a thrilling trekking experience, a trek to Har Ki Dun valley can be a good break for you. A mixture of exploration and adventure, trek to the Harki Dun trek is an experience of a lifetime.
Har Ki Doon Valley Trip Highlights
Attractions of the trek- Har Ki Dun valley and villages of Sankri, Saud, Taluka, Osla and Seema.
Chance to witness the local and village culture.
Jaundhar Glacier and Morinda Lake
Night stay in the tent.
Best Time to Visit Har Ki Dun
Summer (April to June) & Post Monsoon (September to December) is an ideal time to do this trek. If you are interested in snow trekking then the best time to visit is winters. Climatic conditions in the high altitudes vary from the plains; take adequate time to get acclimatized to high altitudes.
In Summer:You can expect pleasing weather during the summer season. Usually, there is no fog and sky remains clear most of the time. If you are planning a trek in summer season then don't forget to carry light woolen clothes as temperature remains low during the night.
Sankri: 5°C
Seema: 1 to 2°C
Har Ki Dun: (-1° C) to -2°C
In Monsoon:During the monsoon, the trekking trails remain more prone to landslide. Roads remain blocked, but the scenic beauty is worth all the risk.
In Winter:Serenity and solitude are at its best during winters at Har Ki Dun Valley. The region is blessed with snowfall during winters and the accommodation options also few. If travelling during the winter season then don't forget to carry warm clothes, jackets, raincoats, fleece jackets and thermals.
Sankri: (-1) °C
Seema: (-3) °C
Har Ki Dun: (-15) °C to (-10) °C
Where is the Har Ki Dun Valley?
Harki Dun is a cradle shape hanging valley nestled below the Har Ki Dun peak, towards the western side of the Garhwal Himalaya. At an elevation of 3556 meters, Harki Dun valley is accessible through Govind National Park– known for its rich variety of flora and fauna. The trekking trail passes through dense forest sprinkled with chestnuts and walnuts trees along with willows and Chinar, glaciers basins, pine forest, spectacular ancient villages, and a chance to experience the wonderful slow-paced local lifestyle.
How to Reach Har Ki Dun
By Air: Jolly Grant Airport is the nearest airport to Sankri, which is situated at a distance of 230kms. Taxis are available from Jolly Grant Airport to Purola and Mori.
By Rail: The nearest railway station to Sankri is at Dehradun, which is situated 215kms away. Sankri is well connected with major destinations of Garhwal like Dehradun, Mussoorie, Purola and Mori.
By Road: Sankri is well connected with major destinations of Garhwal like Dehradun, Mussoorie, Purola and Mori.