Har Ki Dun Trek is situated at a height of 12,000 feet and is one of the stunning valleys in the Himalayan Mountains. It is referred to as “The Valley of the Gods.” The valley is covered by lush mountains and is rich in Flora and Fauna. This valley is linked to Baspa Valley via Borasu Pass and serves as the primary origin of the Yamuna River. People from across the world come on this trek to admire the amazing views, beautiful scenery, peaceful environment, and attractive flora. This trek is known as the best river valley route in India and never failed to attract trekkers worldwide.

The charm of the valley is the main attraction. The Har Ki Dun trek is one of the most visited trekking places. The varying shades of the seasons usually make this path an excellent choice for wildlife and trek seekers. On your trek, you cannot ignore the lush green valley, the culture and politeness of the locals, and the small villages along the way.  An attractive sight of the Laundhar glacier, as well as the neighboring Swargarohini peaks, will surely make your trip interesting and thrilling. Many wildlife, such as the state bird of Uttarakhand, the Himalayan Monal. The valley also offers amazing views of the Jaundhar Glacier, Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini Peaks I & II, and Black Peak.