Trek Distance
54 km​​
Trek Duration
7 Days​
Trek Difficulty
Easy-Moderate​
Altitude
12000ft.​
Best Season
APR-June
Sept.-Oct.​
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HAR KI DUN Trek
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Early Bird Offer 30% off,
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Book Now at Just ₹ 2000,​​
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Sankri to Sankri all inclusive,
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Rescheduling is easy up to 15 days before the trek,
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Highest Rated Trekking Company in India,
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Offering a Jumbo Bag Filled with Essential Trekking Gear (Rental),
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Certified by MSME,
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A Top-Tier Adventure Travel Company in India.
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₹ 9000/Person
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Included
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Veg Meals - Breakfast, Lunch, Evening Snacks and Dinner,
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Tents(Triple Sharing basis), Sleeping Bags, Sleeping Mats,
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Gears: Micro Spikes and Gaiters as per snow conditions,
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Accommodation in a Hotel/Guest House on Day 1,
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Experienced and Qualified Guides,
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Friendly and supportive staff,
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Forest permits,
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Medical Amenities – First Aid Kits, Oxymeters, oxygen cylinders,
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Sanitised and Hygienic Campsites and Hotels.
Excluded
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5 % GST,
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Anything not mentioned in the inclusion list,
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Meals during Transportation,
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Any personal Expenses,
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Unscheduled or extended stay due to road blocks, Landslides, Heavy Snowfalls,
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Porter/mule charges (Personal), Backpack offloading Charges,
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Cost of Evacuation in case of emergency.
​Mode of Transportation
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Number of Members in group (1-4): Hatch Back - Alto, Swift or Equivalent Vehicle (Non-AC),
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Number of members in Group (5-8): Tata Sumo/Mahindra Bolero or Equivalent Vehicle (Non-AC),
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Number of members in group (9-14): Tempo Traveller (Non-AC).
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The selection of a vehicle depends on availability.
Har Ki Dun Trek Overview & Itinerary
Har Ki Dun is a stunning "Valley of Gods" trek in Uttarakhand's Govind National Park. It's famous for:
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Vibrant Scenery: Wildflowers, lush meadows, dense forests, and views of peaks like Swargarohini.
Cultural & Mythological Richness: Believed to be the Pandavas' route to heaven, with ancient villages and a unique Duryodhana temple.
Year-Round Appeal: Accessible in summer (rainy, lush) and winter (snowy wonderland).
Key Tip: It offers a rich natural and cultural experience, but trekkers should be well-prepared for rain, especially in summer.
What is special about the Har ki Dun trek?
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Stunning Natural Beauty & Biodiversity: Famous for its vibrant wildflowers (especially orchids), lush alpine meadows, dense pine forests, and location within the Govind National Park.
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Rich Mythological Significance: Believed to be the "Valley of Gods" and the legendary route taken by the Pandavas on their ascent to heaven (Swargarohini peak is central to this).
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Unique Cultural Immersion: The trail passes through ancient villages (some 2,000 years old like Osla, Seema, Gangad), offering a glimpse into traditional Himalayan life and features the rare Duryodhana temple at Osla.
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Majestic Himalayan Vistas: Offers breathtaking views of prominent peaks like Swargarohini, Banderpoonch, Blackpeak, and the Jaundhar Glacier.
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Accessible Year-Round (with distinct experiences): Popular for its lush, green beauty in summer (though rainy) and as a captivating snow-covered "winter wonderland."
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Source of Rivers: The trek follows the Tons River, and the valley is a significant catchment area for the Yamuna River system.
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Ideal for Various Interests: Attracts nature lovers, adventure seekers, photographers, and those interested in mythology and culture.
Har ki Dun Trek Itinerary
Note:
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AC doesn't run on hills in fixed departure batches. Standard non-AC vehicles are provided for transportation
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Being a high-altitude trek, this trek is suitable for climbers with good physical condition and stamina.
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This is a tentative itinerary which may change as per weather conditions.
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We expect you to carry your rucksacks, in case if you want them to be carried by mules. Backpack offloading charge up to Rs. 300/bag/day is applicable.
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In case of any natural calamity, the company will not be able to refund the trip charges. For more details, check our cancellation policy.
Trek Essentials
Basic Trek Essentials​
Personal Utilities
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Rucksack (60-70 ltr with cover)
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Down Jacket
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Fleece
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Gloves (Woollen and Waterproof)
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Poncho or a Rain Coat
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Trekking Pole
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Head Torch
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Trek Shoes - Men or Women
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Trek Pant – 2 Nos. Preferred
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Day Pack ( 20-30 litres)
Clothes
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A pair of Thermals
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Warm Socks and cotton socks ( 2-3 pairs)
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Woollen Cap
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Sun Cap
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Gloves ( Woollen and waterproof)
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Extra Layering of Warm Clothing as per necessity
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Extra lowers for Nights
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Utensils: Plates, Spoon and Coffee Mug
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Photo ID proof
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Balaclava
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Sun Glasses ( UV Protected )
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Hand Towel
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Sun Screen Lotion (Min SPF- 30 min)
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Moisturiser
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Lunch box, Coffee mug and spoon
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Water bottle or Hydration Bag
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Sandals
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Basic First Aid
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Energy Bars
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Power Banks
Toiletries
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Toilet paper rolls
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Towels
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Wet wipes (unscented)
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Zip Lock Bags
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Sanitising Toilet Spray
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Soap and Handwash (pocket-sized)
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Tooth Paste and Tooth Brush
Why book with Mountains Path?
The state of Uttarakhand in India is renowned for its natural wonders, which is why it is often referred to as "Dev-bhoomi" or God's own land. This unique appeal attracts many adventure-seeking trekkers throughout the year. Among its many jewels is the Har Ki Dun trek, often hailed as the "Valley of Gods" due to its mythological significance and stunning landscapes. The Har Ki Dun trek winds its way through the pristine Govind National Park, leading you alongside the gurgling Supin River, through ancient, remote villages, and vast meadows. It offers mesmerizing views of majestic peaks like Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, and Kala Nag. The trails, rich in ancient folklore and Himalayan culture, are relatively gentle and well-defined, contributing to its appeal. Situated at an altitude of approximately 11,700 feet, the Har Ki Dun trek is considered a moderate-level journey, making it an excellent choice for those new to multi-day trekking, as well as seasoned hikers looking for a culturally rich and visually rewarding experience.
Synopsis of the Har Ki Dun Trek
Har Ki Dun is a renowned and beautiful trek located in the Govind National Park, Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. It's often called the "Valley of the Gods" or a "Stairway to Heaven."
Stunning Scenery: Famous for its wildflowers (especially orchids), beautiful forests (pine), alpine meadows, and views of glaciers (Jaundhar Glacier) and prominent peaks like Swargarohini, Banderpoonch, and Blackpeak.
River System: The trail follows the Tons River, and the area is a major source for the Yamuna River System.
Accessibility: Popular in both summer (rainy season) and winter (snow-covered wonderland).
Cultural & Mythological Significance: Believed to be the route taken by the Pandavas on their ascent to heaven (Swargarohini peak).Passes through ancient villages (2,000 years old, like Gangad, Seema, Osla), offering insights into local life.
Features the unique Duryodhana temple at Osla (an elegant 5,000-year-old wooden structure).
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Historical Connection: Popularized by Jack Gibson, a Doon School teacher, in the late 1940s.
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Trekking Experience: Involves camping, often near flowing rivers.Offers opportunities to spot various bird species.A rest day can be used to explore the Jamdar glacier or Ruinsara Lake.
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Target Audience: Ideal for nature lovers, adventure seekers, and photographers.
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Challenges & Considerations: Trekking Duration: Involves long trekking hours (around 6 hours daily).
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Weather: Frequent rain, especially in summer (peak season).
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Essential Gear: Trekkers must be well-equipped for rain (poncho, waterproof covers, water-resistant boots) and carry essentials like anti-diarrhoea medicines.
Safety with the Mountains Path
Mountains Path has always prioritised safety in our treks. We adopt a "Zero Negligence" approach to ensure the well-being of our trekkers. As part of our commitment to safety, we have implemented the following measures:
Medical Tents: Mountains Path is the only company in the country that sets up dedicated medical tents at all our campsite slopes. These medical tents are equipped with a stretcher, oxygen cylinder, first aid kits, oximeters, and additional facilities tailored to the specific slope and nature of the Har Ki Dun trek.
Qualified Trek Leaders: All our trek leaders are certified and possess extensive knowledge and experience in mountain trekking.
Emergency Planning: The Mountains Path team always plans, understanding that anything can happen in the mountains. All our trek leaders, camp managers, and cooks are trained in the appropriate actions to take in case of medical emergencies or natural calamities during the Har ki Dun trekking package.
Mountains Path Support Team: Safety in the mountains begins with proper planning and preparation. Our support team is available to assist you in preparing for the trek with their expert knowledge and guidance.
Mountains Path Jumbo Bags: For executive travellers seeking adventure, trekking is an excellent way to explore new terrains and find inner peace. However, choosing the right equipment is crucial for ensuring safety and comfort during the journey. Mountains Path addresses this need with our MY JUMBO BAG – BUDDY, which includes all essential gear for a high-altitude trek at an affordable price. We emphasise the importance of quality equipment for a successful and memorable trek while cautioning against overpriced or unnecessary items. With Mountains Path, travellers can confidently embark on their trek, knowing they have a reliable companion in their trek bag.
Are you tired of spending a fortune on expensive trekking equipment? Look no further than MY JUMBO BAG – BUDDY.
Why Experience the wilderness of the Har Ki Dun trek with Mountains Path?
Expertise: At Mountains Path, our expert trek leaders are passionate about sharing their love for the outdoors. With extensive knowledge of Har ki Dun and its surroundings, we guarantee a safe and enjoyable journey for every trekker.
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Personalised attention: We believe in the power of small group sizes at Mountains Path, allowing us to deliver exceptional, personalised attention to each participant. We take the time to understand your individual needs and interests, customising the trek for an extraordinary experience.
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Safety: Safety is our utmost priority at Mountains Path. We provide all necessary safety equipment, including first aid kits and emergency communication devices, ensuring our trek leaders are trained in wilderness first aid.
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Responsible tourism: Mountains Path is firmly committed to responsible tourism practices. We adhere to Leave No Trace principles to minimise environmental impact and actively support local communities by employing local guides and porters.
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Memorable experience: The Har ki Dun trek with Mountains Path transcends a typical trek; it’s an unforgettable adventure. With stunning views and the genuine warmth of local hospitality, this trek promises to create lasting memories.