Valley of Gods Trek 2027
Har Ki Dun Trek – 7 Days | 3,566m | Moderate
The Har Ki Dun trek, meaning "Valley of Gods" in the local Jaunsari language, is a pristine cradle-shaped valley in the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary of Uttarakhand at 3,566m. This 7-day Har Ki Dun trek package from Haridwar takes you through ancient villages (Osla, Seema) believed to be connected to the Mahabharata, dense deodar forests, glacial streams, and open meadows carpeted with wildflowers.
The valley offers stunning views of Swargarohini peak (6,252m), Bandarpoonch, and Black Peak. With well-maintained forest department campsites and guesthouses at each stage, Har Ki Dun is suitable for intermediate trekkers and families with older children (14+). Best season: April–June and September–November.
7Days
3,566mMax Altitude
₹8,499From
ModerateDifficulty
Apr–NovBest Time
What's Covered
Package Inclusions & Exclusions
Included
- Transportation: Haridwar → Sankri → Haridwar
- 6 nights accommodation (hotel 1N + guesthouses/camps)
- All meals during trek (breakfast, lunch, dinner)
- Experienced government certified trek guide
- Forest and sanctuary entry permits
- Porter support available on request
- First-aid kit & emergency support
Not Included
- Train / flight to Haridwar
- Personal trekking gear
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses
Day-wise Plan
7-Day Har Ki Dun Itinerary
1DAY
Haridwar → Sankri (195 km)
Drive from Haridwar via Vikasnagar, Purola to Sankri (~8 hrs). Check-in at guesthouse. Trek briefing. Overnight Sankri.
2DAY
Sankri → Taluka → Seema (11 km)
Drive Sankri to Taluka (3 km). Trek begins: Taluka to Seema through forests along the Supin River, passing several waterfalls. Overnight camp/guesthouse at Seema.
3DAY
Seema → Osla (7 km)
Trek from Seema to the ancient village of Osla – an 11th-century heritage village with the Duryodhana temple (the only temple dedicated to the Kaurava king). Overnight at Osla.
4DAY
Osla → Har Ki Dun Valley (6 km)
Reach Har Ki Dun (3,566m) – the cradle-shaped Valley of Gods. Views of Swargarohini I, II, III peaks and Black Peak. Overnight camp.
5DAY
Har Ki Dun Exploration Day
Rest and acclimatization. Optional hike to Maninda Tal (4,100m) or Swargarohini base. Enjoy the valley. Overnight camp.
6DAY
Har Ki Dun → Taluka (Descent)
Descend all the way from Har Ki Dun to Taluka (13 km). Overnight at Taluka/Sankri.
7DAY
Sankri → Haridwar
Drive back to Haridwar (~8 hrs). Trek complete! Evening arrival at Haridwar.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the significance of Har Ki Dun valley?
Har Ki Dun is believed to be the route taken by the Pandavas on their way to heaven (Swargarohini peak). The area has ancient stone temples, traditional Jaunsari villages, and a unique living culture dating back to Mahabharata times.
Is Har Ki Dun open throughout the year?
The best seasons are April–June (flowers, greenery) and September–November (clear views, mild weather). Winter (December–March) sees heavy snowfall and the trail may be closed. July–August monsoon brings landslide risk.
Do I need any permits for Har Ki Dun trek?
Yes, the trek passes through Govind Wildlife Sanctuary and requires forest/sanctuary entry permits. Shivalik Travels arranges all required permits as part of the package price.
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