Har Ki Doon Valley is a support formed hanging valley in the Garhwal Himalayas. It is encompassed by snow-secured crests and high vegetation. It is associated with Baspa Valley by the Borasu Pass.

This valley is at a height of approx 3500m above mean ocean level. The valley is around 25 km from Taluka. The trek to the valley begins from Taluka town and goes through Gangaad, Osala, and Seema. It is a 2-day trek generally done in two phases. Initially organize is from Taluka to Seema/Osla, and second stage is from Seema/Osla to Har Ki Dun.

It is likewise conceivable to finish return travel in a solitary day, in any case it can be physically requesting. There is a shop and a little eatery at Taluka, where trekkers can purchase eatables like bread rolls and wafers and so forth.

Trekking Har Ki Doon:

Har Ki Doon is a standout amongst the most compensating trek in the Garhwal Himalayas which presents trekkers with picture-postcard characteristic magnificence through falling waterfalls, snow clad mountains, timberlands secured with pine and oak trees, spouting rivulets and waterways.

Camping In Har Ki Doon:

Camping is a standout amongst the most astonishing encounters one could have in the lap of nature. Setting up tents with companions under the starry evening sky causes one unwind and revive following a tiring day.

Villages Tourism:

Along the way, one runs over villages that are possessed by the indigenous groups of the area. One can investigate the excellent towns arranged in the lap of nature and find out about their rural lifestyle, traditions and culture.

Swargarohini Peak:

Arranged in the Uttarkashi area of Uttarakhand, Swargarohini is a mountain massif in the Bandarpunch scope of Garhwal Himalayas. The massif contains a sum of four pinnacles. While not especially high by Himalayan models, and not the most noteworthy in the Bandarpunch run, Swargarohini I is remarkable for its sensational landscape and geology and comprises of two pinnacles: eastern summit and the western summit.

Ruinsara Tal:

Ruinsara Tal (3500M), an unmistakable water lake is at the foot of Mt. Kalanag and is around 14Kms from Osla/Seema. Ruinsara Tal is another appealing spot for trekkers in the Uttarkashi region of Uttarakhand. The lake is encompassed by Alpine Pastures and low Rhododendrons and is considered as holy by the occupants of the Har-Ki-Doon Valley. The lake is close to the wellspring of Supin stream.

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