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Har Ki Doon Trek

The Har Ki Dun Trek, known as the “Stairway to Heaven,” is an enchanting journey through the western Garhwal Himalayas. Accessible year-round, it offers vibrant summer blooms, snow-covered winter landscapes, and glimpses of wildlife like barking deer and Himalayan Monal. Starting from Sankri, trekkers pass through charming alpine meadows, serene pine forests, and remote villages like Seema, Osla, and Taluka, experiencing local culture along the way. The trek leads to the historical Osla temple dedicated to Duryodhana and rewards adventurers with breathtaking views of the Swargarohini peaks. With moderate difficulty, it suits trekkers with reasonable fitness, offering a blend of nature, tradition, mythology, and adventure. Har Ki Dun promises an unforgettable Himalayan experience, where scenic beauty, cultural insights, and legendary history converge to create a truly magical journey.

Key Highlights

 

  • Valley of Gods: Believed to be a route taken by the Pandavas, it’s steeped in mythology.
  • Scenery: Panoramic views of SwargarohiniBandarpoonchJaundhar Glacier, lush forests (deodar, pine, oak), and wildflowers.
  • Culture: Trek through traditional villages like Sankri, Taluka, and Osla, experiencing unique local architecture and lifestyle.
  • Accessibility: A moderate trek suitable for beginners, with options for summer (lush green) and winter (snowy) experiences. 

Visiting Information

 

  • Base Camp: Sankri, reachable from Dehradun.
  • Trail: Follows the Supin River, passing through Sankri, Taluka, and Osla, leading to the valley.
  • Duration: Typically 7-8 days, covering about 44 km.
  • Experience: Camping, forest stays, riverside walks, and a chance to explore nearby areas like Ruinsara Lake