Total distance 190 km – 8/9 Hours journey

 Mode of journey – By taxi- Tempo Travellers 13+D

 Altitude – Sankri base camp – 1920 Meters

 Night stay – The Grand Shiva  Hotel – on twin share basis

Himalayan Hikers organizes transport for trekkers from Dehradun Railway Station in the morning which will leave for Sankri around 6:00 am to 7:00 am.

The route from Dehradun Railway Station to Sankri is a picturesque journey through the Himalayan foothills, passing through charming towns and scenic landscapes. Here’s a suggested route along with notable viewpoints and markets:

1. Dehradun Railway Station: Start your journey from Dehradun Railway Station. You can hire a taxi or take a bus to begin your trip towards Sankri.
2. Dehradun City: As you leave the railway station, you’ll pass through Dehradun city. If you have time, you can explore some of the local markets here, such as Paltan Bazaar or Rajpur Road, where you can find local handicrafts, clothing, and delicious street food.
3. Mussoorie Road: The route to Sankri often begins by heading towards Mussoorie Road. Along this route, you’ll start witnessing the gradual ascent into the hills. The drive itself offers beautiful views of the surrounding valleys and forests.
4. Kempty Falls: If you have time for a detour, Kempty Falls is a popular tourist spot along Mussoorie Road. It’s a scenic waterfall surrounded by lush greenery, offering a refreshing stop on your journey.
5. Yamuna Bridge: As you continue your drive, you’ll cross the Yamuna Bridge. This bridge offers stunning views of the Yamuna River flowing through the valley below.
6. Naugaon: Naugaon is a small town you’ll pass through on your way to Sankri. While there might not be significant markets here, you can find local shops and eateries to grab a quick snack or take a break.
7. Purola: Purola is another town along the route where you can find local markets. It’s a good place to stock up on any essentials you may need for your journey ahead.
8. Jarmola: As you near Sankri, you’ll pass through Jarmola, a small village known for its serene surroundings and traditional Himalayan architecture. Take a moment to enjoy the quaint charm of this village before continuing your journey.
9. Sankri: Finally, you’ll arrive at Sankri, a scenic village nestled in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand. The drive from Dehradun Railway Station to Sankri takes approximately 8-10 hours, depending on road conditions and traffic.

Throughout your journey, you’ll encounter numerous viewpoints offering breathtaking vistas of the Himalayas and the surrounding valleys. Be sure to stop and take in the beauty of the landscape as you make your way to Sankri.

Total distance 27 km – 4/5 Hours journey

 Mode of journey – On foot (06 km) and By taxi (21 km)

 Altitude – Cheludgad camp/seema  – 2600 Meters

 Night Stay – Camp site – on twin share basis

travel from Sankri to Dharkot  by taxi and then trek to Cheludgad camp on the same day, here’s a suggested itinerary:

1. Sankri to Taluka by Taxi (11 km):
   • Start early in the morning from Sankri to make the most of your day.
   • Hire a taxi from Sankri to Dharkot via Taluka, which is approximately an 21-kilometer journey. The road from Sankri to Dharkot is a scenic route passing through forests and along the Supin River.
   • The journey by taxi should take around 45 minutes to an hour, depending on road conditions.
   • Ensure you have arranged the taxi in advance or find one upon arrival in Sankri.
2. Trek from Dharkot  to Cheludgad Camp (Approximately 06 km):
   • Upon reaching Taluka, you’ll begin your trek towards Cheludgad camp. Taluka serves as the starting point for several treks in the region.
   • The trek from Taluka to Cheludgad camp is approximately 06 kilometers and typically takes around 4-6 hours, depending on your pace and the trail conditions.
   • The trail offers beautiful views of the surrounding forests, rivers, and mountains. You’ll pass through quaint villages, lush greenery, and occasionally cross wooden bridges over streams.
   • Cheludgad camp is a picturesque camping site along the trekking route, situated amidst serene surroundings. It’s an ideal spot to set up camp for the night.
3. Overnight at Cheludgad Camp: Himalayan Hikers personal Camp 
   • Upon reaching Cheludgad camp, set up your tents and settle in for the night.
   • Enjoy the tranquility of the Himalayan wilderness and the clear night sky filled with stars.
   • You can either cook your meals at the campsite if you’re carrying camping gear or arrange for meals with local guides or camping services in advance.

Please note:

• It’s essential to start early to ensure you have enough daylight for both the taxi ride and the trek to Cheludgad camp.
• Check the weather conditions before starting your trek and prepare accordingly with appropriate clothing, footwear, and gear.
• Carry sufficient water, snacks, and any other essentials for the trek.
• Ensure you have necessary permits if required for trekking in the region.
• Respect the local environment and culture, and follow Leave No Trace principles during

Trek Distance 13 Km – 6/7 Hours journey/p>

 Mode of journey – On foot – 13 km

 Altitude – Har Ki Dun base camp – 3500 Meters

 Night Stay – Camp site – on twin share basis

The trek from Cheludgad camp to Har Ki Dun camp is a beautiful and moderately challenging trek that offers stunning views of the Himalayan landscapes. Here’s what you can expect in terms of trek route, difficulty level, time required, and views:

1. Trek Route:
   • The trek route from Cheludgad camp to Har Ki Dun camp typically follows a well-defined trail.
   • You’ll start from Cheludgad camp and ascend gradually along the trail, passing through forests, meadows, and crossing streams.
   • The route takes you deeper into the Govind National Park, offering glimpses of diverse flora and fauna along the way.
   • After a few hours of trekking, you’ll reach the Har Ki Dun valley, where the Har Ki Dun campsite is located.
2. Trek Level:
   • The trek from Cheludgad camp to Har Ki Dun camp is considered to be of moderate difficulty.
   • While the trail is well-marked and not overly steep, there are some sections that involve gradual ascents and descents.
   • Trekking poles can be helpful, especially while crossing streams or navigating uneven terrain.
3. Time Required:
   • The trek from Cheludgad camp to Har Ki Dun camp typically takes around 5-7 hours, depending on your pace and trail conditions.
   • Factors such as weather conditions and your level of fitness can also affect the trekking time.
   • It’s advisable to start early in the morning to make the most of daylight hours and to reach the campsite before nightfall.
4. Views:
   • Throughout the trek, you’ll be treated to breathtaking views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks, including Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, and Black Peak.
   • The trail offers panoramic vistas of lush green valleys, snow-capped mountains, and cascading waterfalls.
   • As you approach Har Ki Dun camp, the scenery becomes even more spectacular, with the iconic valley opening up before you, surrounded by towering mountains.

Overall, the trek from Cheludgad camp to Har Ki Dun camp is a memorable experience, combining natural beauty with a sense of adventure. Be sure to carry essential trekking gear, stay hydrated, and take breaks as needed to enjoy the stunning views along the way.

Trek Distance – Manida Lake 08 Km – 5/6 Hours journey

 Jaundhar Glacier – 14 km – 7/8 Hours journey

 Mode of journey – on foot

 Altitude – Har Ki Dun – 3645 Meters

 Night Stay – Camp site – on twin share basis

Exploration Day in the Har Ki Dun valley, with visits to Manida Lake and the Jaundhar Glacier View, offers an opportunity to witness some of the most breathtaking sights in the Himalayas. Here’s a detailed guide:

1. Route:
   • Start from the Har Ki Dun campsite early in the morning.
   • Trek towards Manida Lake, which is nestled amidst the scenic beauty of the valley.
   • After spending some time at Manida Lake, continue towards the Jaundhar Glacier Viewpoint.
   • Return to the Har Ki Dun campsite by late afternoon or early evening.
2. Trek:
   • The trek from Har Ki Dun campsite to Manida Lake involves a moderate level of difficulty.
   • The trail meanders through alpine meadows, dense forests, and rocky terrain.
   • You’ll encounter some ascents and descents along the way, so sturdy trekking shoes and trekking poles are recommended.
   • The trek to Jaundhar Glacier Viewpoint may involve a slightly more challenging ascent, depending on the specific route chosen.
3. Level:
   • The trek to both Manida Lake and the Jaundhar Glacier Viewpoint is of moderate difficulty.
   • While the trails are well-defined, some sections may be steep or rocky, requiring moderate physical fitness and trekking experience.
4. Himalayan Range:
   • Throughout the trek, you’ll be surrounded by the majestic peaks of the Himalayas.
   • The Har Ki Dun valley is known for its panoramic views of peaks such as Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, and Black Peak.
   • From the Jaundhar Glacier Viewpoint, you’ll get a closer look at the glaciers and snow-capped peaks that define the region.
5. Views:
   • Manida Lake offers serene surroundings with crystal-clear waters reflecting the surrounding mountains.
   • The Jaundhar Glacier Viewpoint provides a stunning panorama of glaciers cascading down from high mountain peaks.
   • Along the trekking route, you’ll be treated to spectacular vistas of alpine meadows, lush forests, and cascading waterfalls.
   • Keep an eye out for wildlife such as Himalayan birds, ibex, and musk deer, which are commonly spotted in the region.

Overall, the Exploration Day trek to Manida Lake and the Jaundhar Glacier Viewpoint offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, adventure, and Himalayan grandeur. Be sure to carry adequate water, snacks, and camera gear to capture the unforgettable moments along the way.

Jaundhar Glacier

If you want to go to Jaundhar glacier, 7 km away from the Har Ki Dun valley.   then you have to cross some ridges, the trail is not an easy one and remains covered in snow but ahead it eases.

After reaching the final ridge you will see the Jaundhar Glacier and other towering peaks, then we’ll return back to the campsite and enjoy delicious evening snakes, Soup and Dinner enjoying bonfire and overnight stay there.

 Trek Distance 13 km – 6/7 Hours journey

 Mode of journey – On foot – 13 km

 Altitude – Cheludgad camp – 2600 Meters

 Night Stay – on twin share basis

Trekking from Har Ki Dun to Cheludgad camp via Osla Village offers a diverse and scenic route through the Himalayan landscapes. Here’s what you can expect in terms of route, views, location, and trek level:

1. Route:
   • Start your trek from the Har Ki Dun campsite in the morning.
   • Descend back towards the village of Osla, which lies along the banks of the Supin River.
   • From Osla, continue along the trail that leads towards Cheludgad camp.
   • The route takes you through dense forests, charming Himalayan villages, and picturesque meadows.
2. Views:
   • As you descend from Har Ki Dun towards Osla, you’ll be treated to panoramic views of the Har Ki Dun valley and the surrounding peaks.
   • The trail passes through lush green forests and offers glimpses of the Supin River flowing alongside.
   • Upon reaching Osla Village, you’ll have the opportunity to explore its traditional architecture and interact with the locals.
   • Continuing towards Cheludgad camp, the trail offers stunning vistas of the Himalayan foothills and valleys below.
3. Location:
   • Osla Village is situated at an altitude of around 2,570 meters (8,430 feet) above sea level.
   • Cheludgad camp is located at a higher altitude, providing panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
4. Trek Level:
   • The trek from Har Ki Dun to Cheludgad camp via Osla Village is of moderate difficulty.
   • While the trail involves some steep descents and ascents, it is generally well-defined and suitable for trekkers with moderate fitness levels.
   • Trekking poles may be helpful, especially during the descent from Har Ki Dun to Osla.
5. Highlights:
   • Osla Village is known for its ancient temple dedicated to Duryodhana, a character from the Hindu epic Mahabharata.
   • The trail offers opportunities to observe the local way of life in the mountain villages and interact with the friendly villagers.
   • Cheludgad camp provides a tranquil setting amidst the Himalayan wilderness, making it an ideal spot to unwind and enjoy the natural beauty of the surroundings.

Trek Distance 27 km – 5 / 6 Hours journey

 Mode of journey – On foot – 06 km – By taxi 21 km

 Altitude – Sankri base camp – 1920 Meters

 Night Stay – on twin share basis

Trekking from Cheludgad to Taluka and then driving to Sankri on the same day is feasible but requires an early start and efficient time management. Here’s a suggested itinerary:

1. Trek from Cheludgad to Taluka (Approximately 12 km):
   • Start your trek early in the morning from Cheludgad campsite.
   • The trail from Cheludgad to Taluka is approximately 12 kilometers and typically takes around 4-6 hours, depending on your pace and trail conditions.
   • The trek involves descending from the higher altitude of Cheludgad towards Taluka, passing through forests, meadows, and streams.
   • Ensure you have enough water and snacks for the trek, and take breaks as needed to rest and enjoy the scenery.
   • Reach Taluka by late morning or early afternoon.
2. Drive from Taluka to Sankri:
   • Upon reaching Taluka, arrange for a taxi or private vehicle to drive you back to Sankri.
   • The drive from Taluka to Sankri takes approximately 45 minutes to an hour, covering a distance of around 11 kilometers.
   • Enjoy the scenic drive back to Sankri, passing through picturesque villages and landscapes.
   • Upon reaching Sankri, you can relax and unwind after the trek.

It’s essential to start the trek early to ensure you have enough time to reach Taluka and catch transportation back to Sankri

Distance – 190 Km – 8/9 Hours journey

 Mode of journey – By taxi- Tempo Travellers

The drive from Sankri to Dehradun offers stunning views of the Himalayan landscape and takes you through picturesque valleys and charming mountain villages. Here’s a guide to the route and what you can expect during the journey:

1. Route:
   • The route from Sankri to Dehradun typically follows the same path as the one taken when you initially traveled from Dehradun to Sankri.
   • You’ll start by leaving Sankri and heading towards Taluka, continuing through the scenic valleys and forests.
   • From Taluka, the route descends towards the Yamuna Bridge, where you’ll cross the Yamuna River.
   • After crossing the bridge, you’ll continue along the road towards Naugaon and then further towards Purola.
   • From Purola, the route takes you through Jarmola and Mori, eventually leading to Nainbagh and then onwards to Dehradun.
2. Transport Options:
   • You can hire a tempo traveler or taxi from Sankri for the journey back to Dehradun.
   • Tempo travelers are larger vehicles suitable for groups, while taxis are better for smaller groups or individuals.
   • Ensure you arrange for transportation in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons, to avoid any last-minute hassles.
3. On the Way Views:
   • The drive offers breathtaking views of the Himalayan peaks and valleys throughout the journey.
   • You’ll pass through lush green forests, meandering rivers, and terraced fields as you descend from the mountains towards the plains.
   • Keep your camera ready to capture the scenic vistas and charming mountain villages along the way.
4. Duration:
   • The drive from Sankri to Dehradun usually takes around 8-10 hours, depending on road conditions, traffic, and the chosen mode of transportation.
   • It’s advisable to start early in the morning to make the most of daylight hours and to reach Dehradun before nightfall.
5. Rest Stops and Amenities:
   • There are several small towns and villages along the route where you can stop for refreshments and restroom breaks.
   • Purola and Mori are two towns where you can find shops, restaurants, and other amenities.
   • Plan your stops accordingly to ensure a comfortable journey.