7 Days Har Ki Dun Trek Tour

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Arrival Day - Dehradun to Base Camp Sankri (210km drive)

  It will be a long drive of almost 10 hours for 210kms.
  Last ATM at Purola
  You can find several small shops on the way for trekking gears and collections.
  At night, you will be staying in a guest house.
  We will arrange a taxi for our trekkers to reach Sankri from Dehradun.
  By evening, you will reach Sankri.
  Through the Yamuna and Tons valley, we will leave from Dehradun to base camp Sankri which is almost a 210km drive. On the way, you will come across the Yamuna bridge along with an attractive view of dense pine forests.
  
  The drive to Sankri is definitely scenic because you will pass through the most attractive places in the Himalayas including Mussoorie, Nainbag, Damta, Newman, Mori, Purola as well as Netwar.
  
  You need to know that Sankri lies in the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary of the Uttarkashi district. It is a beautiful village with a mini market which is popular for wooden huts that serve lip-smacking food.
  
  In the Sankri, you will also see apple orchards along with greenery all around. After reaching the base, you can enjoy a pollution-free environment along with spectacular views of snow-covered mountains.
  
  By the evening, you will be reaching Sankri and witness the breathtaking sunset behind the mountain ranges. From the base camp, you can have an amazing view of all four peaks in the Swargarohini range.
  
  Sankri is the base camp for this trek which is basically a small and pretty village with almost 250 houses. You can find a few dhabas as well as shops in Sankari. From this base camp, you can enjoy a beautiful view of the sun setting right behind the greater Himalayas. Not only this but the peaks of Swargarohini glitter in the evening sun standing high over the ridges beyond Sankri.
  
  The night stay will be scheduled in camps at Sankri right under the clear sky covered with millions of stars. In the night, you will be served with a healthy and delicious dinner. We, at Trek Up India, will also arrange a taxi from the Sankri base camp to Dehradun.

  • Hotspots : Govind Wildlife Sanctuary
  • Themes : Camping, Trekking

• Day 2 : Sankri to Taluka (10km drive) Taluka to Seema (14km trek)

  You will reach Taluka from Sankri within one hour as it is a 12km drive.
  The altitude of Taluka is almost 7,000 ft/2,100m.
  The trek distance is 14km that will take 7-hour time.
  While trekking you will find several spring-water points.
  Served with packed lunch.
  The trek level is an easy level walk and then gradual ascent is a few parts.
  Night stay in camp along with delicious dinner.
  After having breakfast, we will leave for Taluka. Drive from Sankri to Taluka, early in the morning. On the way to Taluka, you will pass across dense forests as well as beautiful water streams pouring down the roads.
  
  You can hear the chirping of birds and rare species of birds that are found only in mountains. The state bird of Uttarakhand, “Himalayan Monal” is also found in the area of Taluka.
  
  Get ready to enjoy the stunning views of sprawling wild orchids and if you are lucky enough, you will also encounter the wilderness of the Himalayas such as Leopards, barking deer, bores, and many others.
  
  You need to know that Taluka is a small yet beautiful village with traditional house structures and a few dhaba that serve simple and lip-smacking food. After reaching Taluka, all the trekkers will rest for some time and then finally start trekking for Seema which is 14km away from Taluka.
  
  On the way, you will also encounter snow at patches where the sun does not get the chance to enter for a long time. It is important for you to know that Seema is not a village but only a shelter point for tourists.
  
  During trekking, you will experience great adventure because at the time of trekking you will not only come across rocky surfaces but also traditional wooden bridges as well as green trails with the Supin river flowing on your left side.
  
  You will also witness different animals and birds too while trekking that is often found only in mountains. During the trek, you will find several spots of water streams that offer fresh drinking water. By the evening, you will reach Seema via Gangar village.
  
  Just before Seema, all the trekkers will camp on a small green field from where you can enjoy breathtaking views of nature.

  • Themes : Camping, Trekking

• Day 3 : Seema - Kalkati Dhar (8 km trek)

  A long day of trekking as you will trek for 8km.
  Steeper ascent
  Witness beautiful meadows, waterfall & a variety of flora and fauna.
  You will be reaching kalkatidhar by evening.
  Packed lunch.
  Several spring water points.
  Camp stay with mesmerizing views of nature
  
  Seema to Kalkatidhar covers 8 km, which takes us about 6 hours to complete and begins early in the morning, around 6 a.m., post breakfast. After 45 min you will be in Oslo village. Osla village is situated on the opposite shore of the river. There is a bridge called the Seema Bridge, a hanging bridge crossing the Supin River with the background of massive snow-covered mountains; this is the perfect place for taking beautiful photos. The path crosses three “great” or hydroelectricity run chaffing units used by the villager to separate the husks of maize and millet and then grind them into flour. With the tranquillity preserved within the landscape, the trail winds through harvest fields, cattle grazing and the slant-roofed houses used as granaries and storage. It is also possible to spot Amaranth trees. In the monsoon season, they take on an orange-red hue, which creates an edgy contrast to the scene. Within half an hour of the hike, you’ll be treated to a fantastic panorama of Mt. Bandarpoonch and the Swargarohini mountain ranges. Between the cashew nuts forests and walnuts is the tranquil village of Osla. Osla village is a fascinating place with rich mythology associated with the village. There is a belief that during ancient times, there was an era when the Osla village was home to one clan loyal and dedicated to Duryodhan of the Kauravas. And were so faithful that they constructed a temple to him. And today, they teach Duryodhan in the village. In addition to the tales, the village is home to a 2000-year-old Someshwar Temple and a few houses. The temple is distinctive in its design. Villagers are very welcoming here and dress according to a particular fashion that reflects their culture and customs. The village is home to one king who visits every month. This is the time when the main pooja ritual is conducted. After a brief chat with the villager, they continue up the hill.
  From Osla, the trail gets rather steep. At the incline, you’ll have stunning views to get views at The Dhauladhar Range out front. The paths that lead to Borasu Pass and Baspa Valley can be seen from this point. The high trail winds further down, reaching a tabletop green stretch of Kalkatidhar. Kalkatidhar is a gorgeous open meadow with stunning views of famous peaks such as Bugyal Devsu and Mt. Black Peak. On the left side, you’ll be able to look out over the Ruinsara Range and the Kedarkantha Summit. Enjoy the view, rest, and get ready for the summit the next day.

  • Themes : Camping, Trekking

• Day 4 : Kalkatidhar to Har Ki Dun to Maninda Lake and back to Kalkatidhar (12 kms both side)

  Altitude: Har Ki Dun – 12,000ft And Moninda Lake – 13,025 ft
  Trekking: 12km, 5 – 6 Hours
  Easy ascent till Har Ki Doon summit then little moderate ascent to maninda lake.
  Ruinsara lake is surrounded with meadows, rhododendron bushes.
  Mixed trail of boulders, meadows.
  You can see the waterfall along the way.
  Water source sufficient.
  Lunch en route and light lunch on site
  This morning you’ll start earlier than other days since it’s also the longest day for the trek. The trek begins after breakfast. While the views are stunning, they have been until now, be prepared for more. The trail will lead you into the glacier basin with mountain meadows and moraines. Large pine trees will greet you on every step.
  The trail begins by climbing up to the intersection between the Supin River and the River from the Ruinsara Valley. From here on, you’ll be able to enjoy stunning views of the mountains. The trail is a mix of moderate and steep climbs to reach the Har Ki Dun valley. As you ascend, you will see icy snow patches and snow-covered waterfalls. In winter, these areas are covered in dense snow. Har Ki Dun Valley Har Ki Dun Valley is a fantastic place that displays incredible beauty all in one glance. The massive mountains that comprise Swargarohini, Hata Peak, Black Peak, etc., show breathtaking views. It is an excellent mixture of meadows and coniferous forest, frozen streams, glacier moraines, and the backdrop of gigantic mountains. The trail eventually ends at an elevation of 45 degrees and isn’t as steep as it appears; in the presence of snow, it becomes ever more complex. The final part of the hike ascends an eddy and through dense forests until it reaches The Har Ki Doon summit. From the summit, you can see stunning perspectives from Swargarohini I peak, Hata Peak and Black Peak.
  
  Marinda Tal (also known as Morinda Tal) is a stunning high-altitude lake accessible after reaching Har Ki Dun valley. Maninda Tal, located at an altitude of 3,970 meters, appears stunning with Hatta and Swargarohini mountain as a backdrop. Once we have explored the valley, and creating memories that will last a lifetime, we return to our final campsite at Kalkattiyadhar.

  • Themes : Camping, Trekking

• Day 5 : Kalkatidhar To Seema (8 km trek)

  Trekking back to Seema early in the morning
  Breathtaking views of the landscape
  Packed lunch
  The valley is such an incredible place that it becomes very difficult for the trekkers to come back from this valley. Right after having breakfast, you will start trekking back to Seema early in the morning.
  
  Night stay will be scheduled in the camp at Seema and all trekkers will be served with dinner in the camp itself only. Make sure to witness the sunset of mountains because this is something you cannot miss.

  • Themes : Camping, Trekking

• Day 6 : Seema to Taluka (14km trek) Taluka to Sankri base camp (10km drive)

  You will be trekking back to Taluka from Seema which is 14km
  Served with hot delicious food
  After reaching Taluka, we will drive to the Sankri base camp
  Taluka to Sankri is a 10km drive.
  Stay in guest house.
  Get ready to trek for the last time from Seema to Taluka via dense forests. By afternoon, you will be reaching Taluka and then drive back to Sankri base camp. The 14km trek from Seema to Taluka is going to give you an amazing experience with lots of memories so make sure to capture every moment.
  
  Therefore, day 6 is going to be the last day of your camping and the stay will be scheduled at Sankri base camp.

  • Themes : Camping, Trekking

• Day 7 : Departure from Sankri to Dehradun

  Driving back to Dehradun from Sankri which is 210km
  It is going to be a log drive of almost 10 hours, be prepared
  You will be reaching Dehradun by evening
  Get your bookings done accordingly in trains from Dehradun
  You will be reaching Dehradun by early morning from Sankri by taxi. So, get your tickets done accordingly beforehand.

  • Themes : Trekking

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• MAP (Room + Breakfast + Lunch/Dinner)

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• Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India, Asia

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