Har Ki Dun is easily one of the most sought-after treks in the Garhwal region of the Indian Himalayas. This is a valley trek where you trek along the Supin River to Har Ki Dun Valley. The tour has a fascinating mythology to justify the name of the “Valley of Gods”. It has been said that Pandavas took the very same route to ascend to heaven via Swargarohini, the mountain that surrounds the Har-Ki-Dun valley. Also known as the “Doorway to Heaven”, this little valley is a trek away from the Sankri village and is located at an altitude of 3,566 m (11,600 ft) and remains carpeted with snow from October up until the end of March. The meadowed wonderland is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful treks in the Western Himalayas. The Valley is home to villages that are more than 3000 years old which makes this a gateway to a cultural extravaganza. The trail takes you to a world untouched by modern technology and will transport you back to simpler times.

Trip Highlights This is a valley trek where you trek along the Supin River to Har Ki Dun Valley. Also known as the "Doorway to Heaven", this little valley is a trek away from the Sankri village and is located at an altitude of 3,566 m (11,600 ft) and remains carpeted with snow from October up until the end of March. It has been said that Pandavas took the very same route to ascend to heaven via Swargarohini, the mountain that surrounds the Har-Ki-Dun valley.

Day 02: Mussoorie – Sankari (160 km 7/8 hrs drive) - Taluka ( Trek 9 kms 4 hrs)

After early breakfast today we drive from Mussoorie to Sankari, which is our starting point of trek. The route from Mussoorie goes down to bank of Yamuna River and further to Natwar at Tons valley. Natwar which is an entrance of The Govind Wildlife Sanctuary. It is located in Purola tehsil of Uttarakashi district of Garhwal. Natwar, the entrance and starting point of the sanctuary, at a distance of 200 km from Dehradun. This wildlife sanctuary has a large number of mammal species: Snow leopard, Black bear, Brown bear, Musk deer, Bharal, Himalayan Thar. The endangered birds are Monal pheasant, Koklas pheasant, Western Tragopan, Himalayan Snow cock, Golden eagle, Bearded vulture, cuckoos Owls, bulbuls etc. Although there is a jeep road completed to the village of Taluka (elevation 1900 m.) we drive to a point just past Sankri lunch at Sankri and spend the late afternoon walking the last 9 km. to stretch our legs after the drive and to break in our hiking boots! We camp near Taluka amid the wild roses and the deodar trees. Overnight: Tent

Day 03: Taluka - Osla (2559 mtrs.) Trek 13 km, 5/6 hrs

Today we cross the Siyan Gad by bridge, further trail climbs to Dhatmir village. Later we cross the river towards right side of Ton river. The route is dotted with tea shops and local Dhabas. Osla has very dense forests of Walnut, Chestnut, Willows and Chinars. Enroute visit the Ghangore Village & local temple. There are fairly 42 well populated village in the area of sanctuary, some are at height of 2900 mtrs. The people are living a primitive life and still in many ways depend of forest for many of their basic needs. The villagers worship the Kauravas and Duryodhana of Mahabharata is the main deity. The temples have beautiful wood carvings. Overnight: Tent

Day 04: Osla - Har Ki dun (3506mtrs) trek 14 km, 5/6 hrs

Today after Osla we continue trek to Har Ki Dun. The trail and surroundings is extremely picturesque. Which is 5/6 hrs walk. Little steams crosses our path. As the trail climbs gradually through lush green terraced mountain fields and spotted with varied wild flowers. Har Ki dun has a back drop of snowy mountain peaks. Enroute we will have a wonderful view towards East of Ruinsara Gad: Kalanag peak (6387 mtrs), (Bandar punch 6316 mtrs), Swargarohini (6252 mtrs), Juandar glacier towards North and dense forests. It is one of the most picturesque spot in the Garhwal Hills. That's why it's called DEV BHOOMI (valley of Gods). Overnight: Tent

Day 05: Har-Ki-Dun

The day is for rest/ acclimatization /exploration. On this day everyone does his own thing. One can go on an exploratory trek in the valley, capture some magnificent views on the camera, or just chill at the campsite. Overnight in tents.

Day 06: Har Ki Dun – Osla

Morning after breakfast trek back to Osla with pack lunch. Dinner and overnight stay in tents.

Day 07: Osla – Sankari (21 kms/3-4 hrs) – Dehradun (215 Kms, 7-8 hrs)

After early breakfast trek for about 6-7 hours to reach Sankari and from here drive back to Dehradun. Upon arrival at Dehradun transfer to hotel. Check into the hotel for dinner and overnight stay

Day 08 : Dehradun - Delhi ( 250 kms/7 hrs)

After breakfast drive to Delhi. Lunch enroute. On arrival at Delhi transfer to airport to catch your onwards flight.