Har Ki Dun Trek
The Valley of the Gods & Ancient Himalayan Culture
Trek Overview
Cradled below the massive amphitheater of the Swargarohini peaks in the Govind Ballabh Pant National Park, Har Ki Dun ('Valley of the Gods') is one of the most culturally vibrant valley treks in Uttarakhand. Following the Supin River, the trail passes through ancient wooden villages with 3,000-year-old architecture like Osla and Gangad, where time stands virtually still.
Why Experience Har Ki Dun Trek?
Traverses gently from Taluka (6,800 ft) through Osla/Seema (8,500 ft) to Har Ki Dun valley (11,700 ft). Moderate distances each day.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Inclusions & Exclusions
What Is Included
- ✓All meals
- ✓Tents and sleeping gear
- ✓Permits and guide services
What Is Not Included
- ✕Transportation to/from base
- ✕Personal gear and porter fees
Frequently Asked Questions
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