Pickup (6-8am) from Dehradun in the morning for a 240 km (10 hours) lengthy but
beautiful trip to Sankri through Mussoorie, Barkot, Purola, Mori, and Netwar along
the Tons River. Located in the Uttarkashi district, on the slopes of the Himalayas, lies
the peaceful village- Sankri. In addition to several other well-known treks, like the
Kedarkantha Trek, Har ki Dun, Rupin Pass, Bali Pass, and countless more, this
modest community serves as the base camp for these renowned treks. At an
elevation of 6,400 feet above sea level, this community is situated within the
Govind wildlife sanctuary. It is an ideal spot for those seeking a serene mountain
vacation or those who are adventurous. This location has a breathtaking view of
the Himalayas and a wealth of cultural heritage, thanks to its wooden
construction. Spend the night in Sankri and have dinner there.

We will move from Sankri to Gangarh Village for 16kms drive after breakfast. The
4kms trek begins from Gangarh village to Osla village. The trek will last about 3-4
hours. Today's trek will take you into a Himalayan region lled in wild orchids.
Starting out in the valley next to the river Rupin's true left, the route from Taluka
village progressively drops before rising again. Later, the route passes through
dense stands of chestnut, walnut, willow, chinar, and a variety of conifer trees.
There are also a few waterfalls along the way. Osla village is eventually reached in
the late afternoon. The Durtodhana temple, which is capped with a pair of
intricately carved peacocks, is the most outstanding building in Osla Village's
reputation for great design. You will experience the beauty of taluka and
dhatmeer village in the midway. Stay in the night at a homestay or campsite in
Osla village.

You will reach the rst in a succession of cleared lands after a 15-minute trek. To
reach a lookout point, the route climbs over the meeting of the Supin and
Ruinsara rivers. Look at the Kala Nag (Black Peak) and Bandarpooch mountains
as you approach this vantage point. Your next campground, Kalkatiyadhaar, is
soon accessible; it is located at an elevation of 8,956 feet.

On your right, you can plainly see the Dev Thach meadows. The valley now
divides into two halves, with Har-ki-dun on the left and Ruinsara Taal, Bali Pass on
the right. As you round the bend in the mountain, the Har Ki Dun peak and Hata
Peak, with the Har-ki-Dun valley below, meet you. The path then crosses several
creeks after that. There are a good number of rhododendron trees in the pine
forest. Along the route, there is a magnicent stream that cascades down and
has a variety of Himalayan alpine owers growing along its edges. You leave the
meadows behind when you arrive at a little waterfall after another 20 minutes.
You must make a difcult ascent of roughly 15 minutes from this location. Now In
front of you, two valleys can be seen that are separated by the Karmanasha
stream. Maninda Taal and Borasu Pass are located in the valley to your left, while
Jaundar Glacier is located in the opposite valley. In Kalkatiyadhaar, we'll set up
camp.

We'll take the same path back to the osla, and today's track is simple and
downward. Arrive at the Osla campground, where you will spend the night.

Early breakfast followed by the start of our descent. Going back the way you
came makes the journey simple now. We will descend 8kms to Dhatmeer village,
then Gangarh village at river side and then to Sankri. Here you will board the
vehicle for Sankri.

Today is the last day of your Har Ki Dun Trekking journey. Say goodbye to
mountains and new friends, take best memories to home. Board the vehicle after
breakfast for journey towards Dehradun.