Har Ki Dun Trek: Your Guide to the Best Trail

Q: Is there snow on the trail?

Yes, from December to April, you’ll find snow on higher parts of the trail.

Q: How cold does it get at night?

In peak season, temperatures can drop to 0°C to -5°C at higher camps. Good winter gear is essential.

Q: Are toilet facilities available?

Yes, portable toilet tents are set up at all campsites.

Q: Is Har Ki Dun linked to mythology?

Yes! It is believed that the Pandavas took this path on their way to heaven, hence the name “Har Ki Dun” – Valley of the Gods.

Har Ki Dun Trek – A Journey to the Valley of Gods

Transportation
Traveller or Car
Accomodation
On sharing basis
Maximum Altitude
11,700 ft
Departure from
Dehradun
Best season
December to April
Meals
All meals during the trek
Language
English, Hindi
Fitness level
Easy to Moderate

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Overview

The Har Ki Dun Trek is a legendary trail through the cradle-shaped valley of the Garhwal Himalayas, also known as the Valley of Gods. Rich in mythology and natural beauty, this trek is perfect for nature lovers, beginners, and those seeking a mix of forests, meadows, rivers, and cultural heritage.

Offering jaw-dropping views of Swargarohini and Jaundhar Glacier, the trail takes you through ancient villages, alpine meadows, and pine-covered forests that come alive with Himalayan birdsong.

Highlights

Majestic Views of Swargarohini I, II, III and Jaundhar Glacier
Dense Forest Trails rich with wildlife and birdlife
Ancient Villages like Osla with traditional wooden homes and temples
Maninda Lake & Har Ki Dun Valley Exploration
Starlit Campsites beside rivers and deep in the forest
Mythological Connect – linked to the Pandavas’ final journey to heaven

Day 1 :

Dehradun ➜ Sankri (Drive – 200 km / 8–9 hrs)

A scenic mountain journey through rivers, valleys, and pine forests to the base village of Sankri.

Day 2 :

Sankri ➜ Taluka (Drive – 11 km) ➜ Trek to Cheludgad Camp (Trek – 12 km / 5–6 hrs)

A short drive followed by a picturesque trek along the Supin River to your riverside camp.

Day 3 :

Cheludgad ➜ Har Ki Dun Camp (Trek – 11 km / 6 hrs)

Ascend through forests and meadows to reach the Har Ki Dun Valley, surrounded by snowy peaks.

Day 4 :

Exploration Day – Maninda Lake, Jaundhar Glacier View & Har Ki Dun Valley

Spend the day exploring high-altitude lakes and glacier viewpoints, with optional hikes for photographers and adventurers.

Day 5 :

Har Ki Dun ➜ Cheludgad via Osla Village (Trek – 13 km / 6 hrs)

Descend via the remote, culturally rich village of Osla—home to wooden temples and friendly locals.

Day 06 :

Cheludgad ➜ Taluka (Trek – 12 km / 5 hrs) ➜ Drive to Sankri

Retrace your steps through the forest trail to Taluka and return to Sankri for a relaxing night.

Day 07 :

Sankri ➜ Dehradun (Drive – 200 km / 8–9 hrs)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

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Is Har Ki Dun Trek beginner-friendly?

Yes! It’s one of the most scenic and doable treks for first-timers with moderate fitness.

Is there snow on the trail?

Yes, from December to April, you’ll find snow on higher parts of the trail.

How cold does it get at night?

In peak season, temperatures can drop to 0°C to -5°C at higher camps. Good winter gear is essential.

Is the trail safe and well-marked?

Absolutely. Our experienced guides ensure the route is safe and every step is well-supported.

Can I charge my phone or camera during the trek?

Only in Sankri. After Day 1, there are no charging points. Carry power banks.

What’s special about Osla village?

Osla is a remote Himalayan village with traditional wooden architecture, warm locals, and mythological significance.

Is there mobile network coverage?

Limited network at Sankri (BSNL/Jio), and no connectivity on the trail.

Can I do the trek solo?

We welcome solo trekkers to join our groups for safety, company, and an unforgettable shared experience.

Are toilet facilities available?

Yes, portable toilet tents are set up at all campsites.

Is Har Ki Dun linked to mythology?

Yes! It is believed that the Pandavas took this path on their way to heaven, hence the name “Har Ki Dun” – Valley of the Gods.

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