Due to its distant location, the ideal time to visit Har ki Doon valley is between the months of April and June during the summer, and late September and November during the spring. The lengthy trekking path may provide difficulties during the monsoon months of July, August, and September; nonetheless, many trekkers like the opportunity to test their mettle during this time of year since the route is not very challenging.

Throughout the course of the day, the temperature in the Har ki Doon area often falls anywhere between 10 and 15 degrees Celsius on the scale. During night, the temperature may fall to as low as 2 degrees Celsius and as high as 5 degrees Celsius. This is a significant temperature decrease. While packing your woollens, it is important to keep both the temperature and the direction the wind is blowing in mind.

There is little question that the Har ki Dun Trek is an excellent option for trekkers who are just starting out. In order to get yourself physically ready, you will hike for around five or six hours per day. Every day will have at least one challenging ascent and descent.

To put it simply, the answer is yes in every way! The ascent of Har-ki-Doon may also be done as a solo expedition. The journey is, in point of fact, a common one, and those who do it have the opportunity to both get to know new people and go it alone. Even while the trails provide breathtaking vistas, venturing out on your own offers you the opportunity to not only rediscover who you are but also get even closer to the natural world around you. Yet, if you go in a group, the trek will be less difficult, and if you are by yourself, you can still join a group if you want to.

Driving distance between Delhi and Dehradun is around 250 kilometres. Both Dehradun and Haridwar, which is located around 50 kilometres distant from Dehradun, are served by a large number of trains. Jolly Grand Airport is the location of the closest airport.

We provide the Tata Sumo or the Mahindra Bolero to accommodate groups of up to 5 or 6 passengers, and we offer the 13-seater Tempo Traveller to accommodate groups of 10 or more passengers.

The temperature on the walk to Har Ki Dun in the winter will range from 8 to 12 degrees Fahrenheit during the day, but it will dip to -10 degrees Fahrenheit at night.

While wearing trekking shoes is not required, doing so will make the walk more pleasant. Put on a pair of shoes that have a strong ankle support and a decent grip. It is preferable that the shoes have a watertight construction.

Since we will be camping on the Har Ki Dun journey in hiking tents, there will be no opportunity to take a shower while we are on the trail.

The size of the trekking party for the har ki dun trip would be between between 15 and 20 persons.

Depending on the size of the group, there will be two expert guides assigned to that party.

The answer is yes; men and women will not be sharing tents, unless they specifically ask for it to happen.

We will supply food for all four meals of the day, which include breakfast, lunch, dinner, and snacks. The meal plan includes breakfast, lunch, snacks in the evening, and supper.

On the walk to Har Ki Dun, you are required to have certain papers with you, such as an original identification card and a picture.

Yeah, we supply you Toilet tents during Har Ki Dun Trip.

Since the weather might change unexpectedly at times, we strongly advise you to bring along a lightweight raincoat or a waterproof windcheater/poncho at all times.

You will receive BSNL mobile network in Sankri village. You won't be able to connect to any networks if you go to other places.

The Har Ki Dun journey is suitable for solitary tourists and may be completed without incident.

Throughout the Har ki Dun hike, the only settlement that will have power available to you is Sankri.

You will find an ATM on the trip in Purola, which is beyond Dehradun; nonetheless, it is recommended to bring along any necessary items.

You'll never know what you're going to find on this Har Ki Dun Trek, and that's a good thing for photographers. Be sure to keep an eye on the warning signs, and if something is not allowed in certain locations, steer clear of doing it.

Since the Har Ki Dun trek is a group activity, and because the trek leaders are responsible for the whole journey rather than just their own portion of it, tailored meals will be tough to come by during this trek. No matter what form your request for customisation takes, we will do our best to accommodate it if at all feasible.

Yeah, Har Ki Dun trip is highly safe for female lone hikers.

The short answer is that you may bring your own tent, but the longer answer is that we recommend you don't bring your tent since it will make the total weight of your baggage higher.

The walk to Har Ki Dun is one that you and your family are welcome to participate in. The walk is not difficult, but you should be in good physical shape for it.

As part of the Har ki Dun trip package, we will supply you with all of the necessary trekking gear, as well as food, lodging, and transportation.