Day 1 :Dehradun to Sankri drive – 210Km – 9/10 hrs

Though the tour starts from Dehradun but the trekking trip commences from Sankri only. Having an early start after a healthy breakfast at the hotel it’s a journey straight towards Taluka which is based at an altitude of 2,100 Kms/7,000 feet. It’s a 12 kms car journey and the approximate 14 trek to Taluka. The journey begins by moving out of Sankri village through an extension called Sor. Once the village is crossed the road takes a wide curve and climbs sharply. Moving along the stream this is the road that moves towards the Har ki doon. The initial climb would be climbing several bridges through dense forest trees and thick carpet of maple and pine leaves all brown in color. It’s an exquisite vision and a pictorial view that leaves all mesmerized. The trail is wide and one can hear the sounds of running streams all through but may not be in view till much further. On the way one can view remote villages where women and kids are found carrying bundles of wooden logs, wooden sticks and dry leaves to utilize them for household cooking and setting up night fire. While crunching the dried maple and oak leaves on the way up one can also view Himalayan Languars swinging from one branch of trees to another. Though they are somewhat a shy animal it’s difficult to have a gallant view of them as they move quickly from the vision’s range. Apart from this, boars, martens and hares can also be spotted in this region. After we have crossed the region and absorbing the beautyful view our journy will end in cheludgar near osla village.

Day 2 : Sankri to taluka {sankri to taluka 11 kms (vehicle). and 9 km paunigrat

Though the tour starts from Dehradun but the trekking trip commences from Sankri only. Having an early start after a healthy breakfast at the hotel it’s a journey straight towards Taluka which is based at an altitude of 2,100 Kms/7,000 feet. It’s a 12 kms car journey and the approximate 14 trek to Taluka. The journey begins by moving out of Sankri village through an extension called Sor. Once the village is crossed the road takes a wide curve and climbs sharply. Moving along the stream this is the road that moves towards the Har ki doon. The initial climb would be climbing several bridges through dense forest trees and thick carpet of maple and pine leaves all brown in color. It’s an exquisite vision and a pictorial view that leaves all mesmerized. The trail is wide and one can hear the sounds of running streams all through but may not be in view till much further. On the way one can view remote villages where women and kids are found carrying bundles of wooden logs, wooden sticks and dry leaves to utilize them for household cooking and setting up night fire. While crunching the dried maple and oak leaves on the way up one can also view Himalayan Languars swinging from one branch of trees to another. Though they are somewhat a shy animal it’s difficult to have a gallant view of them as they move quickly from the vision’s range. Apart from this, boars, martens and hares can also be spotted in this region. After we have crossed the region and absorbing the beautyful view our journy will end in cheludgar near osla village.

Day 3 : Pauni Garaat to Kalkattiyadhar via osla

It’s a beatuful walk to smiatra from osla village and a mesmerizing view all over. after the long walk the treckers can rest for the day in their camp and get rested for the next day.

Day 4 : Kalkattiyadhar to har ki dun and back to Kalkattiyadhar

The fourth day of the trek is destined to conquer the har ki doon. Today the trekkers will have a one day visit in Har ki doon . The trekkers will have the amazing view of har ki doon meadowsand and a smearing view of the white himalayas . The day begins early with a filling breakfast and enjoying the sunrise from the Har ki doon meadows which is a simply amazing, pure and divine. One can bask in the first rays of the morning sun and gain as much energize possible for the day ahead. One can
even visualize the beautiful meadows which elevates the excitement. However the view from the top and the amazing location is worth the effort . One can relax at the top for some time and enjoy the magical beauty of nature and then descend towards base camp by noon time. trekkers can enjoy the view of wild life there, like the wild horses and flowers. The flora and fona and many other himalayan wild life. After a full day of exhaustion the trekkers can rest in their camps / hotels.

Day 5 : Kalkattiyadhar to Pauni Garaat.

Today all the trekkers will walk back to osla village from Har ki doon, which is almost a 12 Kms walk for amazing view around and close experience of the wild life.As we make our way back we will have the opportunity to see all the shy animals which usually do not like to interact but seeing them is just another level experience.Stop, take a deep breath and trek away from the city into a world where the average pace of life is slower than slow.Without a doubt, I can assure you that the real India can only be experienced by visiting its various villages.Travellers looking to experience the authenticity of India must visit its ancient villages that even today give the glimpse of age-old culture and traditions.Here is the story of a village called Osla which comes enroute the Har ki doon trek in Uttarakhand.I was leading a trek to Har Ki Dun and that was when I decide to take a day hiketo Osla village.

Day 6 : Pauni Garaat to 9 km trek via Taluka 11km drive to sankri.

Today we will walk and ride towards sankri, which is almost 14 kms of walk and 12 kms of car ride. The Sankari Village in Uttarakhand is a route to The Paradise of Himalayas for every trekker. It is not just a scenic hamlet situated in Uttarkashi district but also a trekker’s delight. The Sankri Village is the last road head to the Govind Balabh Pant Wildlife Sanctuary. The village offers ecstatic views of the Himalayan skyline and a plethora of mountain peaks, gazing at you from a distance.

Day 7 : Sankri to Dehradun 210km

Sankri to Dehradun and Taluka to Sankri is a beautiful ten to twelve hours journey passing through the deep pine forests and exotic flora and fauna. Kedarkantha, Bali pass, Har ki dun, Rupin pass. are few of the very popular destinations that observe the arrival of innumerable trekkers and backpackers.

COST – RS 11000/- PER PERSON

Easy/Moderate

12,100 Ft.

7 Days, 6 Nights

October To June

Har ki doon trek in the abode of Garhwal Himalayas meaning “The valley of Gods” surrounded by beautiful peaks is one of the finest treks in Uttarakhand. Situated in the heart of Fateh parvat marking it’s entry through Govind National Park makes it rich in flora and fauna which is suitable for both beginner and experienced trekkers. Situated at the altitude of around 12000ft, 44 km of trekking distance comes with a lifetime experience of walking through the beautiful pine forest, rivers, glaciers, ancient villages and heavenly flowers such a Bhojpatra and Bhrahmakamal. Some folktales also believe that the Pandavas walked the same route to heaven through the swargarohini group of peak, thus it is also know as the “stairway to heaven” which indeed is true. Seven day journey starting from Dehradun to sankri by taxi and then by trekking is a must have trek in a lifetime of all the trekkers and even nature lovers. This will be a breathtaking experience for all the visiters to get lost in the heavenly beauty of Himalayas and experience the local culture of Garhwal. The best time to visit this trek starts from December and continues till April.