Har Ki Dun Valley, Uttarakhand (Start: Dehradun)
Har Ki Dun – Valley of Gods
Nestled in the Govind Pashu Vihar National Park, the Har Ki Dun Valley
is one of the most scenic trekking destinations in Uttarakhand. Surrounded by snow-capped peaks, alpine
meadows, and ancient villages, it’s also known as the Valley of Gods due to its mythological
links with the Mahabharata.
At 11,500 ft, the trek offers moderate trails through pine forests, wildflower meadows, and glacier-fed
rivers. The highlight is the breathtaking amphitheatre view of Swargarohini Peaks,
Black Peak, and Bandarpunch.
Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights •
Best Time: April – June & Sept – Nov •
Style: Trekking & camping (Moderate).
Highlights
- Trek through ancient villages (Osla & Sankri)
- Panoramic views of Swargarohini & Black Peak
- Riverside camping near Supin River
- Alpine meadows & pine forests
- Mythological Mahabharata connection
- Ideal for photography & nature lovers
Tour Plan
Drive from Dehradun to Sankri (base village). Scenic journey through Mussoorie, Mori, and Tons River valley. Overnight in guesthouse/homestay.
Short drive to Taluka, then trek through forests and streams to reach Cheludgad campsite. Riverside camping beside the Supin River.
Trek to Osla village, known for its ancient wooden temple of Duryodhana. Experience local culture and mountain hospitality.
Trek to Har Ki Dun Valley (11,500 ft). Camp in the valley surrounded by Swargarohini and Jaundhar Glacier views.
Acclimatization and exploration day. Optional hike to Maninda Tal or Jaundhar Glacier viewpoint. Capture Himalayan panoramas.
Descend back to Osla village and further trek down to Cheludgad campsite. Overnight stay in tents.
Trek back to Taluka, drive to Sankri and continue journey to Dehradun. Trip ends with lasting Himalayan memories.