
Har Ki Dun is a stunning valley carved by the Thamsa River, tucked away in the western part of Garhwal, in Uttarakhand. It stands out as one of the most ancient trails in the region. We truly haven't seen a trekking trail that is so steeped in history and culture. Talking of culture, Sandakphu comes to mind. But the depth of unique regional heritage and mountaineering legacy in Har Ki Dun is on a whole different level.
Har Ki Dun has been known for centuries, long before maps were drawn or trekking guides came into existence. There are well-documented accounts of explorers visiting the valley as early as the 1800s, witnessing ancient villages thriving in full swing. Yet we wanted to veer slightly off the beaten path. We wanted to show trekkers a side of the Har-Ki-Dun trek they rarely see. So we chose a route different from the regular trail, which includes terrific scenic beauty on the new route while retaining the …
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Preparing for a medium trek like Har Ki Dun Trek reaching 12,000 ft altitude requires careful planning.
Take a train to Rishikesh Railway Station or Haridwar Railway Station. From Rishikesh, hired taxis and buses are available to reach the starting point. The road journey offers beautiful views of the Ganges and Himalayan foothills.
Fly to Dehradun Airport (30km) or Delhi Airport (280km). From Dehradun, take a taxi or bus to Rishikesh (45 minutes), then continue by road to the base camp. The journey from Rishikesh takes approximately 8-10 hours by road through scenic mountain routes.
Drive from Delhi via NH58 through Meerut, Muzaffarnagar, Roorkee, and Rishikesh. The total distance is approximately 280km and takes 7-8 hours. The route is well-maintained with several rest stops and fuel stations along the way.
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Best months: Oct–Mar • Carry layers; snow likely in Dec–Jan
The best time to visit is during the spring (March-May) and autumn (October-November) seasons when the weather is pleasant with clear skies and moderate temperatures ranging from 15-25°C. These months offer the best visibility of mountain peaks and comfortable trekking conditions.
Monsoon season brings heavy rainfall making trails slippery and mountain views obscured by clouds. However, the region comes alive with lush green vegetation and blooming flowers. Not recommended for high-altitude activities but good for lower valley exploration.
12000ft
Twin sharing basis in hotels/lodges
Camping in tents at designated sites
Fresh vegetarian meals during trek
Pick-up and drop from airport
All local transfers included
Dedicated 4WD for rough terrain