Ultimate Himalayan Expedition
15 days. Two states. Three Himalayan regions. The complete Indian adventure.
Package Highlights
Route Overview
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Day 1Arrive Delhi▾
Private airport pickup. Transfer to hotel. Welcome briefing.
Day 2Rishikesh — Yoga + Beatles Ashram▾
Drive to Rishikesh (6 hours). Yoga at sunset. Beatles Ashram. Evening Ganga Aarti.
Day 3Rishikesh — Rafting + Drive to Sankri▾
Morning rafting. Post-lunch drive to Sankri (8 hours, 6,400 ft) — Har Ki Dun base.
Day 4Acclimatization at Sankri▾
Rest and short walk to Osla village. Trek briefing. Early rest.
Day 5Trek Day 1 — Sankri to Taluka (7,480 ft)▾
Trek from Sankri to Taluka — 7 km through apple orchards and terraced fields. Taluka is the last motorable point on the Har Ki Dun trail.
Day 6Trek Day 2 — Taluka to Seema (8,800 ft)▾
Trek along the Supin river through dense cedar, birch, and oak forest. Pass Gangad village — unchanged for centuries. 12 km, approx. 6 hours.
Day 7Trek Day 3 — Seema to Har Ki Dun (11,680 ft)▾
Final ascent to Har Ki Dun Valley — a hanging valley directly beneath Swargarohini. The Pandavas, according to Hindu mythology, ascended to heaven from this valley. Views of Swargarohini (20,722 ft) and Bandarpunch (20,154 ft). Camp overnight in the valley.
Day 8Har Ki Dun — Rest and Exploration Day▾
Day hike to Maninda Tal (optional, 4 km) or simply explore the valley — meadows, glacial streams, alpine birds. One of the most remote and peaceful places accessible without technical climbing.
Day 9Return Trek — Har Ki Dun to Sankri▾
Full return trek, often done in one day (descending is faster). 26 km over the two-day route, approx. 8 hours. Celebration dinner at Sankri.
Day 10Drive Sankri to Mussoorie▾
Drive from Sankri to Mussoorie (approx. 6-7 hours). Mussoorie sits at 6,588 ft — the Queen of Hill Stations, first established by the British in 1823. Check in, Mall Road evening walk.
Day 11Mussoorie — Kempty Falls + Lal Tibba▾
Morning: Kempty Falls (15 km from Mussoorie). Afternoon: Lal Tibba — the highest point in Mussoorie with telescope views of the Himalayan range. Cloud's End walk. Evening: Mall Road shopping — woolens, local honey.
Day 12Drive Mussoorie to Kasol▾
Long scenic drive via Chandigarh to Kasol in Parvati Valley (approx. 8-9 hours). Check in to guesthouse. Evening walk along the Parvati river.
Day 13Kasol — Parvati Valley + Kheerganga Hike▾
Morning exploration of Kasol, Chalal village, and the river. Afternoon short hike (4 km) toward Kheerganga forest trail or Nakthan. Israeli cafes, fusion food, local market. Overnight in Kasol.
Day 14Kasol to Amritsar — Golden Temple▾
Drive from Kasol to Amritsar via Pathankot (approx. 5 hours). Check in. Evening visit to the Golden Temple — illuminated at night, reflecting on the Amrit Sarovar. The langar (free kitchen) serves 100,000 meals a day. Wagah Border ceremony if timing allows.
Day 15Amritsar to Delhi — Departure▾
Morning Golden Temple visit at 5 AM for the most peaceful experience. Transfer to Amritsar airport or station → Delhi. Fly home.
What's Included
✓ Included in Package
- ✓Airport pickup and drop (Delhi)
- ✓All transfers by private Innova Crysta
- ✓14 nights accommodation (3-star hotels in Rishikesh, Mussoorie, Kasol, Amritsar; guesthouse in Sankri and Taluka; fixed camps on trek)
- ✓ITMB-certified English guide for full trek section
- ✓Yoga session in Rishikesh
- ✓White-water rafting in Rishikesh
- ✓All meals on trek days (Days 4-9)
- ✓Trek equipment: sleeping bag, trekking poles, gaiters
- ✓Golden Temple guided visit
- ✓24/7 WhatsApp support
- ✓Altitude sickness kit
✗ Not Included
- ✗International flights
- ✗Indian visa fees
- ✗Travel insurance
- ✗Meals in cities
- ✗Amritsar-Delhi transport (train ~₹600 or flight ~₹3,000)
- ✗Porter (optional, ₹600/day)
Pricing
All prices in USD. 30% deposit to confirm booking.
| Group Size | Price / Person |
|---|---|
| Solo Traveler | $1860 |
| 2 Travelers | $1720 |
| Group 3–4 | $1600 |
| Group 5–8 | $1480 |
Your Guide
ITMB Certified, Har Ki Dun specialist, Wildlife guide certification, 14 years
What Travelers Say
The Har Ki Dun Valley is the most remote and beautiful place I've been in 20 years of trekking. Zero other tourists for two days. Just us, the guide, and Swargarohini.
15 days felt exactly right. We went from jungle trekking to hill stations to Himalayan cafes to the Golden Temple. India in full colour.
Booked as a solo traveler via WhatsApp. The team added a second solo traveler to share costs, which worked perfectly. The guide was exceptional throughout all 15 days.
Frequently Asked Questions
How hard is the Har Ki Dun Trek?▾
Moderate-Hard. Daily distances of 7-13 km on forest trails, max altitude 11,680 ft. The terrain is well-maintained and the forest section is beautiful, but Days 6-7 require sustained effort. Suitable for trekkers with some prior experience or good fitness.
Why is Har Ki Dun called the Valley of Gods?▾
According to Hindu mythology, the Pandavas (heroes of the Mahabharata) began their final ascent to heaven (Swargarohini peak) from this valley. Locals have worshipped this valley for thousands of years. It's one of the least-visited major treks in Uttarakhand despite its beauty.
Is 15 days too long for a first India trip?▾
This is actually an ideal length for experiencing multiple regions. Shorter trips leave you feeling you've rushed. 15 days gives time to slow down, adjust to India's pace, and actually absorb what you see.
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