Har Ki Dun Trek

The Har Ki Dun trek is a popular trek in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand, India, known for its stunning landscapes and the Har Ki Dun Valley. Here’s a sample itinerary for the Har Ki Dun trek starting from Haridwar:

Day 1: Haridwar to Sankri

• Start your journey from Haridwar and head towards Sankri, the base camp for the Har Ki Dun trek.
• It’s a long drive, approximately 200-220 kilometers, and can take around 10-12 hours by road.
• Sankri is a scenic village where you can find accommodation.
• Overnight stay in Sankri.

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Day 2: Sankri to Taluka and Trek to Seema

• Drive from Sankri to Taluka, which is about 11 kilometers.
• Begin your trek from Taluka to Seema, which is around 12 kilometers.
• The trek takes you through beautiful forests and along the Tons River.
• Seema is a small village where you can find accommodation.
• Overnight stay in Seema.

Day 3: Seema to Har Ki Dun

• Trek from Seema to Har Ki Dun, which is approximately 10 kilometers.
• You’ll pass through picturesque meadows and forested trails.
• Har Ki Dun is a breathtaking valley surrounded by snow-capped peaks.
• Set up your camp in Har Ki Dun for an overnight stay.

Day 4: Explore Har Ki Dun

• Spend the day exploring the Har Ki Dun Valley.
• You can take short hikes in the area to enjoy the views and experience the local culture.
• Return to your campsite in Har Ki Dun for the night.

Day 5: Har Ki Dun to Seema

• Trek back from Har Ki Dun to Seema, retracing your steps.
• Overnight stay in Seema.

Day 6: Seema to Taluka and Drive to Sankri

• Trek from Seema to Taluka.
• Drive from Taluka back to Sankri.
• Overnight stay in Sankri.

Day 7: Sankri to Haridwar

• Drive from Sankri to Haridwar.
• You can reach Haridwar by evening.

Please note that this is a basic itinerary, and the actual trekking duration may vary depending on your pace and weather conditions. The best time to undertake the Har Ki Dun trek is during the summer and early autumn months, typically between April and October. Be sure to check the local weather and trail conditions before your trek, and consider hiring a local guide for a safe and enjoyable experience. Additionally, you may need to obtain permits for the trek, so check the latest permit requirements before your trip.