6 DaysFrom₹9,500
Kedarkantha Trek
A snowy summit trek through whispering pine forests and open Himalayan meadows.
Walk through the legendary Har Ki Dun Valley—a cradle-shaped valley surrounded by ancient Himalayan villages, pine forests, and the magnificent Swargarohini massif. A 7-day easy-moderate trek ideal for beginners, nature lovers, and culture explorers.

Easy–Moderate • Suitable for first-time trekkers.
7 Days / 6 Nights (~44 km trail).
11,700 ft (Har Ki Dun Valley).
Sankri Village, Uttarkashi District.
Swargarohini peaks • Ancient villages • Pine forests • Riversides.
Walk 5 km in 40–45 minutes comfortably.
Summer 5°C–18°C • Winter −3°C–10°C.
Dehradun 6:30 AM ↔ 6:00 PM (return via Sankri).
The Har Ki Dun Trek is a 7 days / 6 nights, easy – moderate trek from Sankri, Uttarakhand in Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand (highest point: 11,700 ft (Har Ki Dun Valley)). Suitable for beginners who prepare well and for regular walkers. Expect 5–7 hours of walking a day, some steep sections and one early-morning summit push. It costs ₹10,500 + 5% GST per person and is ideal for first-time Himalayan trekkers, meadow and rhododendron season (Mar – Jun).
Uttarkashi district in Garhwal, Uttarakhand, holds the source of the Ganga (Gangotri) and the Yamuna (Yamunotri) and some of the Himalaya's best meadow (bugyal) treks. Trails pass wooden villages built in the traditional Koti Banal style and dense oak, rhododendron and deodar forests.
Ancient villages and valley views.
| March – June | Melting snow, rhododendron blooms, green meadows and longer days — comfortable temperatures for camping. |
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Group departures run through the season; the booking calendar opens for this month and next month. Weather in the mountains changes quickly — your trek leader may adjust the schedule for safety.
Explore the legendary Har Ki Dun Valley, a cradle-shaped valley surrounded by ancient Himalayan villages, pine forests, rivers, and the stunning Swargarohini peaks. A 7-day cultural and scenic trek that is ideal for beginners and nature lovers.
A short drive to Taluka followed by a riverside trek through pine forests and wooden bridges. Cross charming villages like Gangad before reaching Seema/Chilurgad.
A scenic climb through forests, open valleys, and river crossings leads to the majestic Har Ki Dun Valley. Snow patches may appear depending on the season. Overnight in camps surrounded by towering peaks.
Explore nearby viewpoints such as Maninda Tal (a pristine alpine lake) or the Jaundhar Glacier viewpoint. This day offers stunning photography opportunities and peaceful moments in the valley.
Retrace your steps back to Seema through forests and meadows. Enjoy sunset views along the riverbank and spend the night in camps.
A scenic forest walk brings you back to Taluka, followed by a short drive to Sankri for your final night stay.
The trek has one fixed per-person price, so there are no surprises. Transport from the pickup city, rental gear and meals can be added when you book.
| Trek fee (per person) | ₹10,500 |
|---|---|
| GST @ 5% | ₹525 |
| Total per person | ₹11,025 |
| Group of 4 (total) | ₹44,100 |
| Add-on: Transport | + ₹2,500 per person |
| Add-on: Equipment Rental | + ₹1,500 per person |
| Add-on: Meals | + ₹1,000 per person |
Suitable for beginners who prepare well and for regular walkers. Expect 5–7 hours of walking a day, some steep sections and one early-morning summit push. At high altitude (highest point: 11,700 ft (Har Ki Dun Valley)), the air holds noticeably less oxygen, so walk slowly, drink 3–4 litres of water a day and tell your trek leader about headaches or nausea early.
Pickup / drop: Dehradun 6:30 AM ↔ 6:00 PM (return via Sankri).
💡 Arrive in Dehradun the evening before — the trek transfer leaves at 6:30 AM. Compare fares on our flight search.
The Har Ki Dun Trek costs ₹10,500 per person plus 5% GST (₹525), a total of ₹11,025, with NamasteTrip in 2026. The trek takes 7 days and 6 nights, starts from Sankri, Uttarakhand, is graded easy–moderate and reaches about 11,700 ft. The price is fixed per person, and transport from the pickup city, rental gear and meals can be added when booking.
Altitude sickness can affect anyone above about 2,500 metres (8,200 ft), according to the UK National Health Service (NHS). Above 3,000 metres the NHS advises sleeping no more than 500 metres higher than the previous night and taking a rest day every 3 to 4 days. Tell your trek leader immediately if you develop a headache, nausea or dizziness.
Last reviewed on 6 October 2026 by the NamasteTrip team.
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The Har Ki Dun Trek costs ₹10,500 per person + 5% GST with NamasteTrip. Optional add-ons: Transport (₹2,500), Equipment Rental (₹1,500), Meals (₹1,000).
It is a 7 Days / 6 Nights trek starting from Sankri, Uttarakhand in Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand.
It is graded Easy – Moderate. Recommended fitness: Walk 5 km in 40–45 minutes comfortably.
11,700 ft (Har Ki Dun Valley).
NamasteTrip runs this trek in March – June.
Base: Sankri, Uttarakhand. Pickup / drop: Dehradun 6:30 AM ↔ 6:00 PM (return via Sankri).
The group transfer leaves from Dehradun 6:30 AM. By air: Jolly Grant Airport (DED), Dehradun – about 25 km from the city, with direct flights from Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru and other metros. By train: Dehradun railway station – the Shatabdi and Vande Bharat trains from New Delhi take roughly 5–6 hours; overnight trains also run from Delhi and Howrah.
Suitable for beginners who prepare well and for regular walkers. Expect 5–7 hours of walking a day, some steep sections and one early-morning summit push. Every departure is led by an experienced trek leader with local guides, and many of our trekkers join solo — including solo women travellers.
₹10,500 + 5% GST (₹525) = ₹11,025 per person. Optional add-ons such as transport, gear rental and meals are charged per person.
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