Har Ki Dun Trek – 12 Nights & 13 Days

Set out for Sankri by road this morning. Sankri is a picturesque village in the Tonnes Valley, 162 kilometres from Dehradun, with stunning views of the snow-covered Himalayas. It serves as the gateway to the beautiful Har-Ki-Doon valley. In the tent, spend the night.

You will begin your trip from Sankri along a well-maintained road that travels through thick woodlands and offers stunning views of the surrounding towns and the River Rupin. Taluka is a tiny community with guesthouses and a few shack businesses that provide daily necessities to the locals. It is located at an elevation of 1900 metres. In the tent, spend the night.

Today's hike from Taluka will descend and then meander slowly in the direction of the valley bordering the river Rupin on the left. Later, as you make your way to the village of Gangar, you will pass past lovely forests of chestnut, walnut, and willows.

You may see the lovely Osla Village village on the right side of the valley by ascending after crossing the side creek. A forest rest house, a tourist bungalow, and a few food stores may be found in Osla/Seema Village, a minor tourist destination. In the tent, spend the night.

Initially, the trekking route from Seema will continue on the valley's left side. After passing through some fields, you'll need to cross a hanging bridge over the river Rupin in order to get to the right side of the valley. The hiking route will now climb and pass through fields, pastures, and hut-dotted meadows.

On the other side of the valley, there is a lovely pine forest. You'll eventually ascend to the Kalkatti Dhar ridge. The walk continues forward to provide you a breathtaking glimpse of Har ki Dhun. The trail then gently ascends before becoming steep and leading to the campsite at Har ki Dhun via lovely meadows. In the tent, spend the night.

You have the day free to socialise with your fellow group members and take in Har ki Dhun's beautiful scenery. You can spend the first half of the day exploring Morinda Lake in the morning. Har ki Dun Valley, a cradle-shaped valley in the Garhwal Himalayas, is surrounded by snow-capped peaks and alpine vegetation. The Borasu Pass provides excellent access to the Baspa Valley. After lunch, depart on a sightseeing excursion in the direction of Jaundhar Glacier. In the tent, spend the night.

After breakfast, go out on your hike to Debshu Bugyal. A meadow at a high elevation can be found in the state of Uttarakhand. These Bugyal, also known as "Nature's Own Gardens," are frequently flat or inclined and covered in lush grass and seasonal flowers. On the way, lunch will be provided. Dinner and a night spent camping.

Start your walk towards Ruinsara Tal this morning. Debshu Bugyal to Ruinsara Tal is reached by hiking through high mountain meadows, lush pastures, and coniferous forests. The duration of the trekking expedition would be between 5 and 6 hours. In the tents, spend the night.

Acclimatisation and exploring of the area around the Ruinsara Tal are planned for day nine. A stunning lake called Ruinsara Tal may be seen close to the Swargarohini mountain. At a height of 3600 metres, the lake is a popular destination for hikers.

You are free to unwind and take in the surroundings' luxuriant greenery here. The location is undoubtedly a photographer's paradise. Tent-based dinner and overnight stay.

Beginning your 18-kilometer hike towards Osla after breakfast. Osla is a village in the Uttarakhand province with a very tiny population. It is a well-known rest station for trekkers going to Har ki Dhun. At Osla, there is a campground and a GMVN Rest House.

It will take 4 to 5 hours to complete the hike. Camp out later along the Supin River. You can go to the well-known Duryodhana Temple here, which was created by the indigenous Saur people who revere the Kauravas as their forefathers. Staying in the tent for dinner and the night.

On the eleventh day of your walk, treat your eyes to the glow that appears whenever the sun's rays hit the ground. Set out on foot in the direction of Taluka Village. The valley's splendour is absolutely spectacular and deserving of your praise. Set up camp at the camp site after you arrive in Taluka village. You have the option of relaxing in the tent or exploring the stunning surrounds. In the tent, spend the night.

You will begin your walk from Taluka to Dehradun through Sankri this morning. The well-maintained road and forests are both passed by the trekking route. You can awe at the spectacular splendour of the lush vegetation and sun-kissed sky while travelling.

When you get at Sankri, stand up from the ground and wave goodbye to the horses and porters. After that, get in the car and begin travelling to Dehradun, the state of Uttarakhand's capital. Check into the hotel after you get in Dehradun for dinner and the night.

Take an air-conditioned train to Delhi in the morning. You will be transported to the airport to catch your journey home when you arrive in Delhi.