Har ki Dun Trek Tour

Package Overview

Transport support from Dehradun - starting from pickup on day 1 to drop on day 7
guide and cook fees
Rent for camping equipment
Forest entry charges (Indian nationals only)
Porter and mule support to carry camping equipments. Please note that personal luggage will not be carried by mules and porters.
All veg meals starting from day 1 dinner to day 7 breakfasts. We provide hot breakfast and hot dinner. On trekking days packed lunch will be provided.
Tented accommodation throughout the trekTransport to reach Dehradun from hometown
Personal expenses like tips, medicines, phone calls etc
Any transport support during the trek apart from what is included above
Personal porter support will be chargeable at 250 Rs per bag per day.Weight of 1 bag should not increase 12 kgs.
Any meals during the travel journey to Giangad and back to Dehradoon.
Rent for trekking shoes is Rs 200 per trekking day. The charges are applicable irrespective if the shoes are worn or not during the trek. Availability of shoes need to be confirmed with us.
Rent for walking stick is Rs 50 per trekking day. The charges are applicable irrespective if the stick is used or not.
Accommodation in Dehradoon.

Day wise Itinerary

• Day 1 : Dehradun to Sankri

  We start early from Dehradun and reach the villageSankriby evening. The final stretch is through the GovindPashu National
  Park after we cross a check post at Netwar. We rest at night in a guest house or in camps.
• Day 2 : Sankri to Osla

  Post breakfast we are transported from Sankrito Taluka. The drive is a bit bumpy. The trek commences from Taluka on a stony path. With the river Tons gushing through rapids beside us, under the shade of walnut, pine and other trees, the walk is quite pleasant. Often the passing villagers greet us on the way.
• Day 3 : OSLA TO HAR‐KI‐DUN

  From Osla the trail gradually rises higher and passes through bushes of flowers like orchids, fleece flowers and sunflowers. The ascending path climbs high above the confluence of Tons river and the river from Ruinsara valley.After traversing higher up along the left side of the river, we camp at a very panoramic spot in Har ki Dun, located at the junction of two valleys – one originating from Jaundhar glacier and the other from beyond Hata glacier.

  • Themes Hill Stations & Valleys
• Day 4 : Explore Har ki Dun

  Usually we spend a layover day here at Har ki Dun. The vast open meadows following the course of the Tons river can be explored. Further ahead of the meadows one can walk among the forests of Bhojpatra trees (Himalayan birch) or get a closer glimpse of the Jaundhar glacier and Swargarohini peak.
• Day 5 : Back to Osla–3‐4h

  The journey back to Osla is an easy walk. After reaching, one can roam about in the village, talk to localsand soak in the
  Garhwali culture.
• Day 6 : Osla to Sankri

  Early in the morning, we bid farewell to the villagers of Osla and hike till Taluka. A vehicle from Taluka takes us back to Sankri, where we retire for the day in camps or guest house.
• Day 7 : Sankri to Dehradun

  We leave Sankri and reach Dehradun by late afternoon on this day.

Inclusions

• Transfers

Exclusions

• Transport to reach Dehradun from hometown
• Personal expenses like tips, medicines, phone calls etc
• Any transport support during the trek apart from what is included above
• Personal porter support will be chargeable at 250 Rs per bag per day.Weight of 1 bag should not increase 12 kgs.
• Any meals during the travel journey to Giangad and back to Dehradoon.
• Rent for trekking shoes is Rs 200 per trekking day. The charges are applicable irrespective if the shoes are worn or not during the trek. Availability of shoes need to be confirmed with us.
• Rent for walking stick is Rs 50 per trekking day. The charges are applicable irrespective if the stick is used or not.
• Accommodation in Dehradoon.

Package Start From

• Dehradun, Uttarakhand, India, Asia

Terms & Conditions

This Tour is Offered by

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