Har Ki Dun, a renowned trekking destination, is synonymous with the majestic Swargarohini massif. While this trail has been a favorite among trekkers for its stunning vistas, we sought to unveil a lesser-explored facet of the Har Ki Dun experience.
Venturing off the conventional path, we curated a route that offers a blend of breathtaking scenery and the timeless allure of the old trail, all while leading to the iconic Swargarohini peaks. Embark with us on this new journey, where hidden gems await discovery.
One such gem is the enchanting Boslow Forest, where the path meanders amidst towering conifers and oaks, occasionally unveiling glimpses of snow patches descending from above. Traverse through this mystical woodland, a sight to behold especially in the early season.
Further along the route lies the often-overlooked Devsu Thatch, nestled beyond the Ruinsara Gad. Despite its obscurity in trekking lore, Devsu Thatch boasts unrivaled beauty. Picture a vast clearing high above the Thamsa River, resembling a verdant meadow amidst the forest's embrace. Here, grassy mounds create a surreal landscape, beckoning exploration and contemplation.
While journeying through this new route, we seamlessly integrate with the traditional Har Ki Dun path, passing through ancient villages frozen in time. These villages, with their quaint wooden houses and ancient temples, offer a glimpse into a bygone era. The villagers, adorned in traditional attire, epitomize a harmonious existence with nature—a timeless lesson in coexistence.
To truly immerse in this cultural tapestry, we offer two days of village stays at Gangaad and Datmir, with a stopover at the culturally rich village of Osla in between. Here, traditions thrive, and each moment is steeped in heritage and folklore.
Words fall short in capturing the essence of the Har Ki Dun trek—the rhythmic flow of the Thamsa river, the distant allure of Swargarohini peaks, and the panoramic views of the valley. It's an experience best savored firsthand, a journey of discovery and wonder amidst nature's grandeur.
| Trail Type | Round Trail. The Trek Starts And Ends At Sankr |
| Region | Uttarakhand |
| Duration | 7 Days |
| Grade | Easy To Moderate |
| Max Altitude | 12000 Ft. |
| Approx Trekking Km | 44Km |
Dehradun To Sankri | Start Your Journey Towards A Himalayan Paradise
Sankari To PUrani Garaat Via Taluka
Pauni Garaat To Kalkattiyadhar | Pass By A 300-Year-Old Village
Kalkattiyadhar To Har Ki Doon And Back To Kalkattiyadhar
Kalkattiyadhar To Pauni Garaat Via Osla
Pauni Garaat To Sankri Via Taluka | Last Day Of Trekking<
Sankri To Dehradun
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