7 Days
5 Days
Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Moderate
3500 meters / 11482 feet
Mar – May
Sept – Nov
9950 + 5%GST
Reaching the base village Sankri/Sour
Sankri to Seema via Taluka
Seema to Kalkattidhar
Kalkattiyadhar to Kalkattiyadhar via Har Ki Doon
Kalkattiyadhar to Seema
Seema to Sankri via Taluka
Drive back to Dehradun
Max. Elevation of the day – Sankri (1952m/6400 ft) Route Detail – After an early start from Dehradun you’ll be crossing famous hill station Mussoorie, Kempty Falls, Naugaon, Purola, Naitwar, and finally to the destination Sankri. The condition of the road is good apart from the final stretch from Mori till Sankri. The journey after Purola is very scenic. Beautiful pine forest, Torns river, and the whole view of the valley is just awesome. Reach Sankri by evening and enjoy the fresh environment. Overnight stay in Camps/Homestay Highlight of the day – The journey and the destination Accommodation – Camps/Homestay on sharing basis Remark – As the journey is very long, those who have the problem of motion sickness can make their arrangements accordingly. Do report in Dehradun on time so that you reach Sankri by evening as the journey is very long.you will get Jio mobile network in Sakri , very poor signal of BSNL sometimes.
Max. Elevation of the day – Har Ki Doon(3660m)/12000 ft) Route Detail – Today we have to start very early as the day will be very long. Today will be the most scenic day of the whole trip. The trail has some moderate ascents. The Summit point is a beautiful meadow with an impressive landscape having moraine, stream, majestic mountains. Spend some time, click photos, absorb the view. And return back to the same campsite. Overnight stay in tents. Highlight of the day – Har Ki Doon Summit Accommodation – Tents
Max. Elevation of the day – Har Ki Doon Route Detail – Today you can start your day easily as you have to go down and the distance is also not very long. Enjoy the sunrise have breakfast, wind up the camp then start your trek to Seema. If everything goes you can spend some time at Osla village and can explore the old heritage houses and the temple. Overnight stay in tents. Accommodation – Homestay/Tents
Max. Elevation of the day – Seema (2260m/7413ft) Route Detail – You’ll be tracing back the same trail back with similar rest points and villages. Rach Taaluka village board into your respective vehicles and reach Sankri village. Bathe and relax. We’ll spend the evening with the closing ceremony, debriefing and finally special dinner in the night. Accommodation – Homestay
Start your journey early in the morning. Breakfast and lunch on the way. You’ll be tracing back the same route from which you have came. Reach Dehradun by evening and return to your home by your respective means of transport with lots of sweet memories.
Ensure a smooth adventure with our comprehensive Packing List. From essential gear to personal items, we’ve got everything covered. Prepare efficiently for your outdoor journey, so you can focus on enjoying the experience with Advait Outdoors.
The best time to visit Har Ki Doon is during March to May for lush greenery and blooming flowers or September to November for clear skies and breathtaking views. Winter treks (December to March) offer snow-covered landscapes for adventure enthusiasts.
The trek is considered moderate, making it suitable for trekkers with basic fitness levels. It involves long trekking hours with gradual ascents and descents.
Essential gear includes sturdy trekking shoes, warm clothing, rain gear, a backpack, trekking poles, a sleeping bag, water bottles, and a personal first aid kit.
The Har Ki Doon trek typically takes 6-8 days, covering approximately 47 km, depending on the starting point and itinerary.
Campsites and teahouses along the route offer freshly prepared meals. It is recommended to carry lightweight snacks, such as energy bars, nuts, and chocolates, for extra energy during the trek.
I did Sandhakphu Phalut Trek with Rohit,
Had a wonderful experience with him.
He takes care of all the aspects and had every emergency item carried in his bag pack for all of us (group of 8) including candies too. We heard some of his adventurous stories about his previous treks which made us wanna trek again. Very rarely do we come across youngsters with utmost maturity, principles intact and true to their job. Rohit was all of that. If we do travel soon again, we would definitely contact him to be our leader again.
Thank u Rohit for your perfect leadership and guidance