Har ki Dun : Valley Of Gods

1. 1Day 1Pickup from Dehradun Railway Station (7:00 am) Drive to Sankri (base camp) by Tempo Travellers

   Your Kedarkantha Trek starts from Dehradun. Meet the representative who will take you to Sankri, a charming village nestled in the mountains. Enjoy the scenic views along the way as you travel through beautiful valleys and villages. The route is scenic and takes you through a dense pine forest, filling the air with the sweet aroma of pines. Drive alongside the Tons River & reach Sankri in the evening. Proceed with the check-in formalities in a guest house. Overnight stay in Sankri.

2. 2Day 2Drive from Sankri to Dharkot via Taluka and same day trek to Cheludgad Near Seema
3. 3Day 3Trek from Cheludgad Camp to Bhosla Camp near Har Ki Dun
4. 4Day 4Exploration Day Trek from Har Ki Dun Valley or Manida Tal- Jamadar Glacier
5. 5Day 5Trek from Har Ki Dun to Cheludgad Camp Via OSLA Village
6. 6Day 6Trek from Cheludgad to Dharkot -Same day Drive to Sankri via Taluka
7. 7Day 7Drive Back from Sankri Market to Dehradun City

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   Day 1

   Pickup from Dehradun Railway Station (7:00 am) Drive to Sankri (base camp) by Tempo Travellers

   Your Kedarkantha Trek starts from Dehradun. Meet the representative who will take you to Sankri, a charming village nestled in the mountains. Enjoy the scenic views along the way as you travel through beautiful valleys and villages. The route is scenic and takes you through a dense pine forest, filling the air with the sweet aroma of pines. Drive alongside the Tons River & reach Sankri in the evening. Proceed with the check-in formalities in a guest house. Overnight stay in Sankri.

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   Day 2

   Drive from Sankri to Dharkot via Taluka and same day trek to Cheludgad Near Seema

   Total distance: 27 km, 5 to 6 Hours journey | Mode of journey : 21 km by taxi and 6 km on foot Start early in the morning from Sankri to make the most of your day, and hire a taxi to Dharkot via Taluka. It’s a scenic 21 km drive that takes you through dense forests and runs alongside the picturesque Supin River. The journey typically takes around 45 minutes to an hour, depending on road conditions, so it’s advisable to arrange your taxi in advance or secure one upon arrival in Sankri to ensure a smooth start to your trek Trek from Dharkot to Cheludgad Camp Upon reaching Taluka, that is the actual starting point for the Har Ki Dun Trek and begin your trek toward Cheludgad camp. This section of the trek covers around 6 km and typically takes 4 to 6 hours to complete, which may vary upon your pace and the trail conditions.

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   Day 3

   Trek from Cheludgad Camp to Bhosla Camp near Har Ki Dun

   Total distance:12 Km, 6/7 Hours journey The trek from Cheludgad camp to Har Ki Dun follows a clear trail, gradually ascending through forests, meadows, and stream crossings. As you move deeper into Govind National Park, you’ll encounter diverse flora and fauna along the way. After a few hours of trekking through this scenic landscape, you’ll arrive at the stunning Har Ki Dun valley to pitch your tents surrounded by the majestic views of Swargarohini, Hata Peak. Har Ki Dun is considered to be of moderate difficulty. While the trail is well-marked and not overly steep, some sections involve gradual ascents and descents. You can use trekking poles and sturdy trekking shoes to navigate with ease, especially while crossing streams. The journey from Cheludgad camp to Har Ki Dun camp generally takes between 5 to 7 hours, depending on your pace and the condition of the trail. Weather plays a significant role, and your level of fitness will also impact how quickly you complete the journey.

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   Day 4

   Exploration Day Trek from Har Ki Dun Valley or Manida Tal- Jamadar Glacier

   Total distance: Manida Lake 8 Km, 5 to 6 Hours Exploration Day in the Har Ki Dun valley, with visits to Manida Lake and the Jaundhar Glacier View, offers an opportunity to witness some of the most breathtaking sights in the Himalayas. Here’s a detailed guide: Begin your day early from the Har Ki Dun campsite and trek to the picturesque Manida Lake, surrounded by alpine meadows and forested landscapes. After a short break, continue to the Jaundhar Glacier Viewpoint, which involves a slightly more challenging ascent. The trail features moderate difficulty with varied terrain, including rocky paths and gentle climbs. Return to the campsite by late afternoon, with sturdy shoes and trekking poles highly recommended. If you want to go to the Jaundhar glacier, 7 km away from the Har Ki Dun valley. Then you have to cross some ridges, the trail is not an easy one and remains covered in snow, but ahead it eases.. After reaching the final ridge, you will see the Jaundhar Glacier and other towering peaks, then we’ll return to the Har Ki Dun campsite and enjoy delicious evening snacks, Soup, and Dinner, enjoying a bonfire and an overnight stay there.

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   Day 5

   Trek from Har Ki Dun to Cheludgad Camp Via OSLA Village

   Total distance:12 km, 6 to 7 Hours journey Day 5 of the trek starts with a descent from the Har Ki Dun campsite in the morning, heading toward the village of Osla, nestled along the banks of the Supin River. From Osla, follow the trail leading back to Cheludgad camp. The route offers a scenic journey through dense forests, quaint Himalayan villages, and vibrant meadows, making for a peaceful and visually rewarding return trek. The trek from Har Ki Dun to Cheludgad camp via Osla Village is of moderate difficulty. While the trail involves some steep descents and ascents, it is generally well-defined and suitable for trekkers with moderate fitness levels. Overall, the Exploration Day trek to Manida Lake and the Jaundhar Glacier Viewpoint offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, adventure, and Himalayan grandeur. Be sure to carry adequate water, snacks, and camera gear to capture the unforgettable moments along the way.

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   Day 6

   Trek from Cheludgad to Dharkot -Same day Drive to Sankri via Taluka

   Total distance:27 km, 5 to 6 Hours | Mode of journey:06 km on foot and 21 km by taxi Start your trek early in the morning from the Cheludgad campsite for a smooth descent to Taluka. The trail spans approximately 21 kilometers and usually takes 4 to 6 hours, depending on your pace and trail conditions. As you descend through lush forests, open meadows, and gentle streams, be sure to carry enough water and snacks. Take breaks to rest and soak in the views, aiming to reach Taluka by late morning or early afternoon The descent from Cheludgad via Osla on Day 6 is relatively easy and less strenuous compared to earlier sections of the trek. The well-marked trail involves a gradual downhill walk through forests, meadows, and villages, making it comfortable for most trekkers. However, steady footing is still important on uneven terrain, especially if the path is wet or muddy.

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   Day 7

   Drive Back from Sankri Market to Dehradun City

   Total distance: 190 Km, 8 to 9 Hours journey In the morning, admire the spectacular sunrise over the Himalayas and witness the magical views of the surrounding area. Pack your bag full of memories and check-out and your Har Ki Dun trek ends here.

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