Har Ki Dun Shortest Trek

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!

• 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.