Description: Over the roof dope for people looking for an esteemed and desirable adventure in the Garhwal region of the Himalayas. It is all about breathtaking mountains and captivating landscapes. The trek takes place in Govind National Park Wildlife and National Sanctuary and extends from Sankri hamlet to Osla, which is remarkable because of its valuable legends and mythology. Mountaineering in the Himalayas includes everything, starting from the peaks and ridges of the Western Himalayas to the forests and glacier ranges, and winding up with the final views, all decorated by chirping birds and panoramas of various forms of vegetation.While walking the path, you will come across the ancient settlement spots, where you will not only observe the lifelong tradition of the locals but also their connection to their roots. On the Har ki Dun trek, the average temperature during the day ranges from 10–15 degrees Celsius, while at night it can be as low as -5 degrees Celsius. The Hindus found sanctity in Har ki Dun in their most ancient time of Mahabharat, when the valley was part of the mighty kingdom of Duryodan. f In the settlement of Osla, the old temple is there with the idols of antique architecture and chantings for Duryodhan. Lord Shiva is the senior deity.The trek to Har ki Dun Ruinsara Lake finishes with an opportunity to socialize and get any questions answered through interactions with the locals from Osla village. As the narrative according to Hindu mythology described, the Pandavas walked along the pathways traversing Har ki Dun Valley to get to Swargarohini Peak. The regular package of Har ki Dun Valley Trekking is 6-7 days, including transportation services, guide and cook salaries, camping and safety equipment, first aid kits, forest entry permit, porter and mule services, vegetarian meals, tents, and guest house stays; common meals three times a day.
Category: Travel
Tag: har ki dun trek