Har ki Dun Trek

Explore the incredible Har Ki Dun trek at Govind Wildlife Sanctuary of Uttarakhand. It is a 50 km trek that takes 2-3 days each way. In 1937 Jack Gibson, Tenzing Norgay and John Martin climbed Bunderpunch Peak and revealed the beauty of the region. "Har Ki Dun" translates to "Valley of the Gods" and focuses on cultural significance. Starting from Sankari and passing through the villages of Taluka, Gangad and others, it is now a forbidden camp in the wilderness. The trek includes sightseeing of Swarga Rohini I Peak, Marinda Tal, Hata Valley and the Jaundhar Glacier. Connected with the Mahabharata expedition of the Pandavas, Har ki Dun is a haven for travelers and nature lovers.