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Har Ki Doon Trek Experiential Learning

Overview :-

A winter wonderland and a trekkers delight, the Har Ki Doon Trek is a stairway to heaven that will make you fall for its beauty. The thing that makes it an alluring trek is its accessibility both in summer as well as the winter season. Har Ki Dun valley is situated at the western flank of Garhwal in the Uttarkashi district is very popular with trekkers as well as climbers. It is a lovely walk to the Har Ki Dun valley with fascinating views of the Swargarohini group of peaks. Har Ki Dun catchment area is a major source of the Yamuna River System and the main source of the largest tributary of Yamuna.

It takes you through some of the most charismatic alpine meadows and pine forests which is a treat to the eyes. During winters the snow-covered trails look mesmerizing as and when the sun tries to peep behind the clouds. One of the oldest Treks in the Himalayas, known as the Valley of Gods, some believe its the same route taken by the Pandavas in the Mahabharata on their ascent to heaven. Swargarohini—the snow peak, the vision of which dominates this trek bears a legacy of the mythical stairway to heaven.

It takes you through some of the most charismatic alpine meadows and pine forests which is a treat to the eyes. During winters the snow-covered trails look mesmerizing as and when the sun tries to peep behind the clouds. One of the oldest Treks in the Himalayas, known as the Valley of Gods, some believe its the same route taken by the Pandavas in the Mahabharata on their ascent to heaven. Swargarohini—the snow peak, the vision of which dominates this trek bears a legacy of the mythical stairway to heaven.

Other attractions include the temple at Osla which is dedicated to Duryodhana, which was built by the inhabitants of Saur. It is about 13km from Sankri which lies on the steep mountain trail to Har Ki Doon. It is a 5,000-year formation of wooden chambers that are carved elegantly.

The challenge of Har Ki Doon, besides the long hours of trekking for 6 long hours is fighting with frequent rain. The peak time of the year for this trek is not winter after a snowfall but in summer frequented by rain. Proceeding through green foliages dripping with pearls of rain is a beautiful experience but trekkers must be well equipped for it. Rain trekking essential like a poncho, waterproof covers, anti-diarrhea medicines, and water-resistant trekking boots is a must before this trek. Whatever the conditions are, this trek surely gives you the vibes of visiting a wonderland.

Itinerary :-

Day 1 : Dehradun To Sankri | Start Your Journey Towards A Himalayan Paradise

Day 2 : Sankri To Pauni Garaat via Taluka | Witness Step Farming In The Himalayas

Day 3 : Pauni Garaat To Kalkattiyadhar | Pass By A 300-Year-Old Village

Day 4 : Kalkattiyadhar To Har Ki Doon And Back To Kalkattiyadhar | Day Of Summit

Day 5 : Kalkattiyadhar To Pauni Garaat Via Osla | Retreating Back