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✔️ Accommodation in homestays, guesthouses, or tents (on twin/triple sharing basis)
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✔️ All meals during the trek
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✔️ Professional certified trek guide(s)
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✔️ Experienced local support staff, porters, and helpers
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✔️ Forest entry permits, camping fees, and all government taxes
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✔️ Bonfire (wherever permitted)
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Personal expenses, tips, laundry, room service
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Lunch & snacks
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Camera charges, adventure activities
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Any medical/emergency cost
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Anything not mentioned in “Inclusions”
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GST (5% applicable extra)
What is the best time to do the Har Ki Dun trek?
Har Ki Dun is best visited between April to June (spring–summer) and September to November (autumn–pre-winter). Winter treks (Dec–Feb) offer snow but are more challenging.
Is Har Ki Dun trek suitable for beginners?
Yes, it’s one of the best moderate-level Himalayan treks for first-timers. The trail is well-defined, and the altitude gain is gradual, making it accessible with basic fitness.
How difficult is the Har Ki Dun trek?
The trek is considered easy to moderate. Daily trekking hours range from 4–6 hours. It does involve ascending terrain, but no technical climbing or extreme altitudes.
What is the total distance of the trek?
The total trekking distance is approximately 47–50 km round trip, depending on the exact route and optional detours like Jaundhar Glacier or Maninda Tal.
Where does the Har Ki Dun trek start from?
The trek begins from Taluka village, which is reached after a scenic drive from Sankri — a popular base village in Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand.