Garwhal Himalayas, Uttarkashi, India
Har-Ki-Doon (3566M) is situated in the western part of Uttarkashi District, at the base of Fateh Parvat. This cradle-shaped valley, south-east of Jaundhar Glacier,is surrounded by glittering peaks on the north-western side and by dense forest of Pine, Deodar and other coniferous trees from south eastern side. The forest is rich in wild life and is a paradise for bird watchers and nature lovers. Himalayan birds including game birds such as black partridges and jungle fowl are available in this area. The people of this region worship Duryodhan of the Mahabharat fame. This trek presents a panoramic view of the Supin valley with the Fateh Parvat shadowing it. The trek from Naitwar to Osla is through very dense forest of Chestnut, Wall nut, Willoda and Chinars. The trek from Osla to Har-Ki-Doon is through terraced mountain fields, lush green grassy land and coniferous forests. The best season to visit Har-Ki-Doon valley is from June and in the rainy season when multi coloured flowers bloom, presenting a heavenly sight. Botanists, bird watchers and explorers will find it all interesting trekking expedition. During rainy season the starting point for Har-Ki-Doon is from Purola. Purola-Naitwar motor road is a fair weather road only.
Total Duration : 12 Days / 11 Nights
Day 01: Arrive at Delhi
Day 02: Delhi to Dehradun (294M) ~ 270 km
Day 03: Dehradun to Taluka(1900M) ~ 215 km
Day 04: Taluka to Osla (2560M) ~ 13 km
Day 05: Osla to Har - Ki Dun (3566M) ~ 12 km
Day 06: Har-Ki Dun
Day 07: Har Ki Dun to Debshu Bugyal ~ 14 km
Day 08: Debshu Bugyal to Ruinsara Tal (3500M) ~ 16 km
Day 09: Ruinsara Tal
Day 10: Day Ruinsara Tal to Osla ~ 18 km
Day 11: Osla to Taluka / Dehradun
Day 12: Dehradun
End of trekking package