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Standard 5D/4N
5 Days4 NightsCamp: 2 NightsHomestay: 3 NightsPrimary
Trek: 2 DaysOthers: 1 Days
Moderate+Max 3600 m
Route
Dehradun → Sankri → Osla → Boslo → Sankri → Dehradun
Terrain
Conifer ForestLakesMeadowsRiver valleySnow
▲ Day 1Arrival Day
Arrive In Sankri
Overnight In: Sankri (1920m )
Accommodation: Homestay
Meals Included: Evening Tea Snacks, Soup, Dinner, Dessert, Hot Drinks
Cost Of Transport Included: NO
Drive to Sankri
- Day 1
- 315 - Dehradun
- Day 1
- 1550 - Purola
- Day 1
- 1150 - Mori
- Day 1
- 1920 - Sankri
200Km, 8 - 9hrs.▲ Day 2Drive & Trekking Day
From Sankri (1920m ) To Osla (2500m ), Via - Gangaad (2300m ), Seema (2400m ) - 6.00 Hrs. 15.00 Kms
Overnight In: Osla (2500m )
Accommodation: Camping/Homestay
Meals Included: Morning Tea, Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks, Soup, Dinner, Dessert, Hot Drinks, None
We drive from Sankri to Gangaad (if possible) or till Dhatmeer and then trek to reach the beautiful village of Osla
- Day 2
- 1920 - Sankri
- Day 2
- 2300 - Gangaad
- Day 2
- 2400 - Seema
- Day 2
- 2500 - Osla
15.00Km, 6.00hrs.▲ Day 3Exploration Day - Trek
Excursion or Acclimatization walk to Har Ki Dun & Nearby.. Return To Boslo - 6.00 Hrs. 10.00 Kms
Overnight In: Boslo (3150m )
Accommodation: Camping
Meals Included: Morning Tea, Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks, Soup, Dinner, Dessert, Hot Drinks
Trek to Har Ki Dun and return back to Boslo by evening
- Day 3
- 2500 - Osla
- Day 3
- 3200 - Kalkatidhar
- Day 3
- 3150 - Boslo
- Day 3
- 3600 - Har Ki Dun
- Day 3
- 3150 - Boslo
10.00Km, 6.00hrs.▲ Day 4Drive & Trekking Day
From Boslo (3150m ) To Sankri (1920m ), Via - Gangaad (1400m ), Taluka (1800m ) - 6.00 Hrs. 22.00 Kms
Overnight In: Sankri (1920m )
Accommodation: Homestay
Meals Included: Morning Tea, Breakfast, Lunch, Snacks, Soup, Dinner, Dessert, Hot Drinks, None
Trek back to Gangaad and then drive to Sankri
- Day 4
- 3150 - Boslo
- Day 4
- 1400 - Gangaad
- Day 4
- 1800 - Taluka
- Day 4
- 1920 - Sankri
22.00Km, 6.00hrs.▲ Day 5Departure Day
From Sankri (1920m ) To Dehradun (315m ) - 7.00 Hrs. 190.00 Kms
Accommodation: None
Meals Included: Breakfast
Cost Of Transport Included: NO
departure day
- Day 5
- 1920 - Sankri
- Day 5
- 315 - Dehradun
190.00Km, 7.00hrs.
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Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek - A Detailed Overview
This is not your typical Har Ki Dun trek! Our 3-day shortest hardcore trek is designed for experienced trekkers who can handle intense long-distance hikes, steep ascents, and rapid altitude gain. Covering the stunning Har Ki Dun valley in record time, this trek pushes your endurance while rewarding you with breathtaking Himalayan views, alpine meadows, and remote villages.
We organize small private group treks for those seeking a fast-paced, high-adventure experience. If you’re ready for a real challenge, this trek is for you!
Top Reasons to Choose the Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek
- The name Har Ki Dun translates to the 'Land Of Lord Shiva'. Locals believe that if you are silent in this valley, you can hear God's music. If you cant hear that, you can definitely hear Nature's music made by flowing streams and swaying trees.
- The villages of Sankri, Soud, Taluka, Osla and Seema are very unique in their architecture and culture. The locals are just beautiful people and are very welcoming. Sharing experience or a simple conversation with them will add great value to your journey in this valley.
- har Ki Dun is an excellent trek to begin your multi-day trekking adventure in the Himalayas. This trek is considered easy, though it involves longer walks. It gives you an apt platform to test your endurance which is required for any multi-day Himalayan trek.
- The rich flora and fauna of the Govind Vihar National Park offers a wide range of flowering plants, animals and birds to watch out for.
- It just feels marvellous to be in a lush green meadow with sheep grazing around in the backdrop of tall Snowcapped mountains and streams curving their way through it.
- This trek is one of the oldest treks in the Himalayas, and this region is inhabited by some of the most culturally distinguishable and beautiful human beings. Their house, temples, clothes and jewellery are unique and draw a lot of curiosity and attention.
- In our Hard Core trek itinerary to har Ki Dun, we cover the trek in 4 days and this makes this trek itinerary a little demanding on your body. We only allow fit and strong trekkers to undertake this version of the trek.
Altitude and Acclimatization Profile For The Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek
Altitude and Acclimatization Profile For The Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek
- Day 1
- D1Dehradun
- Day 1
- Purola
- Day 1
- Mori
- Day 2
- D2Sankri
- Day 2
- Gangaad
- Day 2
- Seema
- Day 3
- D3Osla
- Day 3
- Kalkatidhar
- Day 3
- Boslo
- Day 3
- Har Ki Dun
- Day 4
- D4Boslo
- Day 4
- Gangaad
- Day 4
- Taluka
- Day 5
- D5Sankri
- Day 6
- Dehradun
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best time to do the Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek?
Best months: Mar, Apr, May, Jun, Sep, Oct, Nov, Dec
Is mobile network available on the Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek?
Quick answer: BSNL, Vodafone at Sankri, Jio in Mori
Is internet available on the Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek?
What type of trek is this?
Return Type Trek
In this type of trek, the entry point and exit point is same. You trek to a particular destination and return back to the same point
What is the accommodation type on this trek?
Camping
Camping treks are those where nights are spent in tents pitched at designated campsites. Camps are chosen for safety and practicality (stable ground, water availability, weather exposure, and minimal ecological impact). This style offers the most raw mountain experience and flexible route planning, but comfort depends on terrain and conditions.
What kind of toilet facilities can I expect on this trek?
Toilet tents are used at campsites (dry-pit / cat-hole system as per terrain and local regulations). Some camps may have basic fixed toilets near village camps, but do not expect permanent facilities.
How is food served during the trek?
Fresh meals are cooked by the trek staff at camp. Food is served hot in a common dining setup (dining tent or open area). Meals are generally simple, nutritious, and high-energy; menu depends on package and logistics.
How is human waste managed on this trek?
Human waste is handled using toilet tents and designated pits/cat-holes at safe distance from water sources. Sites are selected and managed to reduce contamination; toilet paper and hygiene waste are carried out where feasible or disposed as per local guidelines.
How is food waste managed on this trek?
Food waste is minimized through planned portions. Biodegradable waste is disposed responsibly away from water sources or carried down where required. Leftovers are avoided; nothing is dumped into streams.
How is plastic waste handled on this trek?
Plastic waste is segregated and carried back to the roadhead for proper disposal. Trekkers are encouraged to use refillable bottles; single-use plastics are discouraged/controlled.
How do you follow Leave No Trace principles on this trek?
Camps are left cleaner than found. Waste is segregated and carried out, trails are respected, water sources are protected, and noise is kept low. No littering, no washing with soap near streams, and no disturbance to wildlife or local culture.
What type of terrain can I expect on the Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek?
Meadows, Conifer Forest, Snow, River valley, Lakes
Is cloakroom / luggage storage available for the Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek?
Yes. Basic luggage storage is available.
Please note that this is not a secured locker facility.
Do not leave valuables, cash, jewelry, fragile items, or important documents.
Luggage is usually kept on a trust basis at the same hotel, homestay, or with known local contacts where we stay before and after the trek.
What kind of food is served on the Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek?
Indian, Garhwali, Himachali
We serve a mix of continental-style trek meals as well as simple, freshly cooked home-style food.
The exact menu and style of meals may vary depending on the trek itinerary, region, and the package you are booked on.
Meal inclusions typically cover:
- Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner (BLD)
- Two tea breaks daily (morning and evening)
- Soup in the evening
- Fresh salads where feasible
- Dessert on select days
- Hot night beverage / tonic before sleeping
Please note that detailed, day-wise meal information is mentioned in the respective day’s itinerary wherever applicable.
Where does the Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek start?
Where does the Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek end?
What is the grade / difficulty of the Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek?
Moderate+
This type of treks are bit more demanding than the moderate ones. It might involve few days of very long walks at higher altitude, or serious gradients, exposures, more remote or involves sleeping at higher altitudes for more days.
What is the duration of the Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek?
5 days, 4 nights, Dehradun to Dehradun
Is the Har Ki Dun 3 Day Shortest Trek inside or near a national park?
Govind Pashu Vihar National Park and Sanctuary
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