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Har Ki Dun Trek In Winter Includes

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Har Ki Dun Trek In Winter Overview

Trip Starting From: Dehradun

About the Har Ki Dun Trek in Winter:

Renowned as the wonderland of winter in Dehradun, the Har ki Dun Trek in Winter is a trekkers delight. The charming beauty of this valley creates a mesmerising illustration as if you are climbing the stairs that lead you to heaven. Situated along Garhwal’s western flank, Har Ki Dun valley has always been winning hearts of both the trekking and camping enthusiasts. 

Starting from Sankri, the moment you cover over 5000 feet altitude to reach the topmost summit of the Har Ki Dun valley, your eyes are treated with heart-melting views of Swargarohini peaks. Throughout trekking, you will see numerous local settlements along with the quaint little villages of Gangaad, Osla, and Seema that have been insulated from the rest of the world.  A few hours spent with them introduces you to the local culture, customs, and traditions of the locals here. This makes Har Ki Dun valley trek as one of the rarest treks for getting intimidated with the essence of the local lifestyle. 

The catchment area of the valley is embraced with the presence of charismatic alpine meadows and thick cover of pine forests. While the summer beauty of this valley will make you fall deeply for it, the winter’s charm too remains unparalleled. The snow-covered trails hypnotize every stroller as soon as the shimmering rays of the sun fall on them. Har Ki Dun Trek in Winter has always remained an enthralling trek for trekkers around the globe. 

Quick Facts:

Har ki Dun Trekking Distance:  47km

Har Ki Dun Altitude: 11,675ft

Difficulty Level: Easy To Moderate 

Starting and Ending Point: The trek starts and ends at Sankri

Railway Station: Dehradun is the nearest railway station 

Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun

Base Camp: Sankri (10 hrs drive from Dehradun)

Snowfall: December to April

ATM: Purola has the last ATM point before your trek begins.

Har Ki Dun Trek In Winter Itinerary

  • Day 1 - Arrive at Dehradun, Drive to Sankri

    Sharp at 10:00 am, you will be reporting at the Bhagsu Nag Taxi Stand which is the base point of your Triund Trek.

    Embrace your journey as you walk through a beautiful path laid with thick covers of oak, deodar, and rhododendrons.

    In the middle of your day 1 trekking adventure, you can stop somewhere to enjoy your lunch.

    Triund is a quaint little village situated across a ridge with a captivating Kangra Valley on one side and the hilly mountain ranges of Dhauladhar on the other.

    In the end, you will retire for the day at your pre-reserved Mana campsites located 2km beyond the Triund Hill. Your dinner and overnight stay is arranged here at Mana campsite.

  • Day 2 - Drive from Sankri - Taluka (12km) and Trek from Taluka to Osla

    Your day 2 starts with a healthy breakfast in the morning. Before you start with your actual Har ki Dun Trek in Winter, make sure that you have packed enough energy bars and water to keep you energised and hydrated on your go.

    By late afternoon, you will be reaching Taluka and from here, starts your trek to the first spot Osla, which is situated at an altitude of 2560 meters.

    On your way, you will be trespassing some beautiful stopover points such as Siyan Gad, Dhatmir Village, and Ton River. Embrace your journey with the mesmerising aura of the wild orchids. You might encounter some Himalayan wildlife such as Bores, Barking Deers, and Leopards.

    You can retire for day 2 in a small tent where your evening will be delighted with different folktales, snacks, and lively bonfire activities.

  • Day 3 - Trek from Osla - Har Ki Dun

    On day 3, you will be trekking all the way up to 11 km more until you reach Har Ki Dun valley.

    Treat your eyes with the delightful sight of valleys, towering mountains, and terrains.

    The gradual ascending towards the Har Ki Dun valley is embraced all over with the presence of wild orchids and as you the topmost summit, be ready to delight yourself with the gorgeous vistas of the Swargarohini peaks and Juandar glaciers.

    Your campsite for Day 3 is arranged at the Pass.

  • Day 4 - Har Ki Dun trek - Jaundhar Glacier - Har Ki Doon camp

    Your day 4 starts with a healthy breakfast; after that, you will be trekking in the direction of Juandhar Glaciers. These glaciers are characterized by a unique blend of white snow and green patches.

    While you make your way to the Swargarohini campsite, feast yourself with the fantastic vistas of the deep valleys and glaciers.

  • Day 5 - Trek from Har Ki Dun - Osla

    As your trekking back to Osla will consume the entire length of your day, make sure that you start your day with a healthy meal.

    All the way along, you will be transcending through some beautiful landscapes and sights.

    Descending the hill down to Osla will cover a total distance of 11km and will quickly require 3 to 4 hours of rigorous walk.

    You can retire for the rest of the day in the tents provided there.

  • Day 6 - Trek from Osla - Sankri

    After a 6 to 7 hours long journey through the stunning environs and the steeper terrains, your trekking comes to an end at Sankri. On your way to Sankri, you will find numerous local and migratory birds hovering in and out of the snow-peaked mountain ranges.

  • Day 7 - Tour Ends Here

    This is the last day of your 7 days Har ki Dun Trek in Winter adventure with Thrillophilia. Your day starts with a road trip to Dehradun, followed by your onward journey to your hometown.

Stay

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  • Guest House or Home stay in Sankri
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  • Camping during the Trek

Meal

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  • Nutritious Veg. Meals during the trek

Activity

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  • Trekking
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  • Camping

Other Inclusions

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  • Equipments during the trek (Sleeping Bags, Mattress, Kitchen and Dining Tents, Utensils, Crampon)
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  • Permits
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  • First Aid and Medical Kits, Oxygen Cylinder and Stretcher
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  • Qualified, experienced professional trek leader, guide and supporting staff

Transport

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  • Transportation from Dehradun (start) to Dehradun (end) can be availed at an extra cost

Things To Carry

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  • While you are heading out for your Har ki dun trek there are few essential things which you need to carry.
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  • Trekking shoes: On your Har ki dun trek you will cover a long distance and walk for long. So you need proper trekking shoes which are comfortable and tough. Choose trekking shoes that are flexible and have good ankle support. Also, see that they are water resistant.
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  • Backpack: You will also need a good backpack with sturdy straps and supporting frame. Alos, don’t forget to take a rain cover for your backpack
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  • This exciting Har ki dun trek happens all throughout the year except for monsoons. So if you are planning to do this trek during this time then make sure that you have essential clothing as per the season.
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  • Clothing:
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  • Two trek pants: Carry at least two spare pairs in case you first pant get wet. Wear one pair and carry the other pair with you.
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  • Three warm layers: During this trek, you will be trekking at a high altitude so it is very important that you have proper clothes for the climatic conditions. Make sure you have three warm clothes layers to protect you from cold.
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  • Three shirts with collar: While on the trek don’t forget to change your t-shirts. This is a common mistake done by most of the trekkers. Also, carry full sleeves t-shirt with you that will protect you from the sun on neck and arms. Although it will be cold you will be sweating a lot as you will have some physical activity. It is important that trekkers change to fresh clothes during the trek. Most of the trekkers fall sick for wearing wet clothes.
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  • Thermals: For those of you who are worried about the cold during the night, you can also carry some thermals with you.
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  • Accessories:
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  • There are few important accessories which you need to carry with you for the trek
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  • Sunglasses: There might be snow in Har Ki Dun Valley or from Kalkatiyadhaar( depending on weather). Sunglasses will help you to prevent blindness, so it is very important that you carry one.
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  • Sun cap: As you will trek to a high altitude a sun cap is a must for you to protect your neck and face.
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  • Synthetic hand gloves: Carry one pair of waterproof/ resistant, windproof gloves and also one pair of woollen hand gloves.
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  • Balaclava: Carry woollen scarves with you as well.
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  • Socks (2 pairs): Carry woollen socks for the night apart from two sports socks.
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  • Headlamp/LED torch
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  • Daypack (20 litres): For those of you who are offloading your backpack carry a smaller backpack to carry water, medical kit and some light snacks.
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  • Toiletries: Sunscreen, moisturiser, light towel, lip balm, toilet paper, toothbrush, toothpaste, hand sanitizer.
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  • For those of you, who are planning to use wet wipes, please do not leave the used wipes/tissues in the mountain since it is not biodegradable. As for you sanitary pads please carry a ziplock bag and put used tissues there. Later you can carry this to the city for disposal.
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  • Cutlery: Carry a spoon, coffee mug and a lunch box. We insist on trekkers getting their own cutlery for hygiene reasons.
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  • Plastic covers: While packing, use plastic bags to compartmentalize things and carry few extra plastic bags for wet clothes.
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  • Personal Medical Kit
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  • Diamox – 10 tablets (to prevent AMS)
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  • Dexamethasone – one strip
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  • Nifedipine – 5 tablets
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  • Crocin – 6 tablets (fever)
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  • Avomine – 4 tablets (motion sickness)
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  • Avil 25mg – 4 tablets (allergies)
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  • Combiflam – 4 tablets (Painkiller)
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  • Disprin – 6 tablets ( headache)
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  • Norflox TZ & Lomofen– 6 tablets each (diarrhoea)
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  • Digene – 10 tablets (acidity)
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  • Omez/ Rantadine – 10 tablets (antacids)
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  • Crepe bandage – 3 to 5 meters
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  • Gauze – 1 small roll
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  • Band-aid – 10 strips
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  • Cotton – 1 small roll
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  • ORS – 10 packets
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  • Betadine or any antiseptic cream
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  • Moov spray (aches, & sprains)

Advisory

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  • This package has two variation. The one with transport includes a pick and drop from Dehradun to Sankri and then back to Dehradun, Sankri is the start point of the trek. The one without transport, Trekker have to reach Sankri on his own.
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  • To avoid frost-bite from freezing temperatures, wear proper fitted trekking boots to keep warm
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  • For proper blood circulation, avoid wearing thick socks or more than one pair of socks
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  • Instead of denim jeans, wear track pants
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  • Avoid carrying snacks and junk food
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  • Do not use disposable plastic water bottles, plastic-wrapped items
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  • Always carry a couple of pairs of thermal innerwear
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  • Wear waterproof jackets and gloves
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  • Always pack light and carry only the essentials
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  • It is mandatory to carry your identification proof

Tour Type

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  • This is a group tour

Har Ki Dun Trek In Winter: Cancellation Policy

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  • If cancellations are made 30 days before the start date of the trip, 25% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
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  • If cancellations are made 15-30 days before the start date of the trip, 50% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
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  • If cancellations are made within 0-15 days before the start date of the trip, 100% of total tour cost will be charged as cancellation fees.
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  • In case of unforeseen weather conditions or government restrictions, certain trips or activities may get cancelled. In such cases operator will try their best to provide an alternate feasible. However a cash refund will not be applicable for the same.
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  • Cancellations are strictly subjected to cancellation policies mentioned on the website & are irrespective of the date of booking.

Har Ki Dun Trek In Winter: Refund Policy

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  • The applicable refund amount will be processed within 10 business days
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  • All applicable refunds will be done in traveller's thrillophilia wallet as Thrillcash

Har Ki Dun Trek In Winter: Booking Confirmation Policy

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  • The customer receives a confirmation voucher via email within 12 hours of successful booking
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  • In case the preferred slots are unavailable, an alternate schedule of the customer’s preference will be arranged and a new confirmation voucher will be sent via email.
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  • Alternatively, the customer may choose to cancel their booking before confirmation and a full refund will be processed.

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    People Also Ask About Har Ki Dun Trek In Winter

    1. How difficult is Har ki Dun Trek in Winter?

      With an altitude of 11,768 feet, the trekking Har Ki Dun in winter is considered to be a moderate level trek. However, you start your trek from the quaint town of Sankri, which is situated at the height of 6398 feet above the ground level. So, the overall altitude which you need to climb is over 500 feet only.

    2. How can I go to Har Ki Dun?

      The jaw-dropping valley of Har Ki Dun is located amidst the western hilly ranges of the mighty Garhwal Himalayas. To participate in Har Ki Dun trek in winter, you first need to make your way to the quaint village of Sankri which is situated at a distance of 200 km from the main town of Dehradun.

      On the very next day, you can opt either a shared taxi or a jeep to take you to Taluka. The entire route from the Taluka Seema to Har Ki Dun is actually steep. It has got a descending edge just a couple of kilometres ahead of reaching the Har Ki Dun.

      To reach Sankri from Dehradun, you have the following three options –

       By Road – If you reach Dehradun Railway Station (06:00 am to 08:00 am) early in the morning, you will find some buses leaving for Sankri. The buses usually require around 9 to 10 hours of run to transfer you between the two points. Else, you can even ride a cab which will drop you to your destination within 7 to 8 hours of duration.

       By Trains – The Dehradun Railway Station receives trains from almost all major railway stations across India – Lucknow, Delhi, Kolkata, etc. The frequency of incoming trains here is quite high as the Railway Station serves as a prime gateway for Uttarakhand’s Garhwal region.

       By Air – The nearest airport to reach Har Ki Dun valley is Jolly Grant Airport offering air connectivity to Delhi and all other major Indian cities.

    3. Which river originated from Har Ki Dun?

      Originating from the Jumdar glacier, the River Tons descends down from the deep lush green valley of Har ki Dun. This Himalayan perennial river is believed to be Yamuna’s largest tributary accounting for a total length of 148 km. Later, this river flows and meets the Yamuna flowing towards the north-western region of the Har Ki Dun valley. Due to the turbulence created by the river, it emerges as one of the great spots for adventurous activities such as body surfing, white water rafting, and kayaking.

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