Har Ki Dun Trek is a must-do for adventure enthusiasts looking to explore the Western Himalayas. Situated at the base of Fateh Parvat, 11,768 ft above sea level, and surrounded by Govind National Park, this destination offers stunning landscapes, vast meadows covered in pine forests, and refreshing streams originating from melting glaciers. With its rich cultural and mythological history, Har Ki Dun Valley has been attracting adventurers for centuries. Trekkaro offers Har Ki Dun Trek packages that include bird watching, wildlife spotting, and breathtaking views of Swargarohini-I and II, Bandarpoonch, Black Peak, and Ruinsara Peaks. The Har Ki Dun Trek distance is challenging but worth it for the once-in-a-lifetime experience. Contact Trekkaro for Har Ki Dun Trek cost and package details.
When is the best time to go on the Har Ki Dun Trek? The Har-Ki-Dun Trek can be enjoyed all year round but the ideal times to go on the trek are during the summer months (April-June) and winter months (October-December). If you're looking for a Har Ki Dun Trek Package, consider booking one during these times for an unforgettable experience.
Har Ki Dun is a beautiful valley located in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand, India. The Har Ki Dun trek is a popular way to explore this stunning region, and Trekkaro offers a great package for those interested in this adventure. The trek starts with a scenic 8-9 hour drive from Dehradun to Sankri, a small and peaceful village that serves as the base camp for the trek. Accommodation will be in a guest house, camp, or home stay on a sharing basis. The next morning, after a healthy breakfast and a briefing by the Trekkaro team, the trek will begin, taking you through beautiful valleys and forests. The cost of the Har Ki Dun trek package includes accommodation, meals, and a guide.
If you're planning to embark on the Har Ki Dun trek, Trekkaro offers a package that includes transportation from Dehradun Railway station to Sankri at an additional cost. The cab ride costs Rs. 6,500/- per vehicle and departs at 06:30 AM. Once you arrive in Sankri, you'll begin your journey through the beautiful Har Ki Dun valley. Don't miss out on this incredible trekking experience!
On Day 2 of the Har Ki Dun trek, you will start with a drive from Sankri to Taluka, which is at an altitude of 7,953 ft. From Taluka, you will begin your trek to Puani Garaat, which is at an altitude of 8,280 ft. The trek covers a distance of 10 Km and takes about 6-7 hours to complete. The trail takes you through a valley along the River Supin, with forests and bridges along the way. The natural sounds of the surroundings are music to the ears. After crossing a bridge on a tributary of the Supin river, you will reach a camping ground. Further ahead, you will climb, walk, and cross a few more bridges before reaching Gangaad, a small hamlet with few inhabitants. The trek offers stunning views of the peaks and lush green vegetation, including wild orchids. You will spend the night at Puani Garaat.
The day begins with a short trek along the river that takes you to Osla, a small village about 8,500 ft. above sea level; this village has a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The architecture of this temple is a miracle in itself. You may spend some time here and explore the village before moving on. There is one STD also in Osla but phone connectivity depends entirely on the weather. As you begin your trek from Osla, you would find steep terrain as well as level grounds. You’d have crossed two streams, with the second one having a wooden bridge for trekkers to walk over it. Subsequently, as you proceed ahead of a mountain bend, a series of grasslands would follow. Some of these have been used for cultivation at some point in time. With the incline increasing gradually, you would find several huge boulders and tracts of grass. After crossing two more meadows, just below the valley over Supin, you’ll find a wooden bridge that leads you to the grasslands of Dev Thach, Bali Pass, and Ruinsara River. Walking past the wheat fields, you move to the inhabited areas as your trail ascends over the confluence of Ruinsara and Supin. From this vantage point, you will see the majestic views of Black Peak and Bandarpoonch. By the evening, you would reach your campsite Kalkatiyadhaar which takes about 6 hours.
On Day 4 of the Har Ki Dun trek with Trekkaro, you will hike from Kalkatiyadhaar (8,956 ft.) to Har-Ki-dun (11,768 ft.) and back to Kalkatiyadhaar, covering a distance of 10 Km in 8-9 hours. The trek begins with a 5 Km hike from Kalkatiyadhaar to Har-Ki-Dun, where you will gain an elevation of 2,812 ft. Along the way, you will pass by the picturesque Dev Thach pastures and witness the convergence of two rivers. As you continue, you will see the Har-Ki-Dun and Hata peaks in the distance. The grasslands and pine forests will give way to a small waterfall, and you will encounter patches of snow as you climb steeply for a few minutes. After a forest stretch with a gradual incline, you will reach Har-Ki-Dun, where you will see the valley divided by a rivulet. Spend some time taking in the stunning views of the Swargarohini peaks and Jaundar Glacier before returning to the Kalkatiyadhaar camp.
On Day 5 of the Har Ki Dun trek with Trekkaro, you'll be trekking from Kalkatiyadhaar (8,956 ft.) to Puani Garaat (8,280 ft.). This 8 km trek will take approximately 5 hours, as you make your way back to the village of Puani Garaat, passing through Osla. While this is a downhill trek, be prepared to descend about 3,500 ft. Wake up comfortably and enjoy breakfast before starting your trek. Along the way, you'll be treated to stunning views of the Himalayas, with plenty of opportunities to capture the beauty of the snow-clad peaks. Your day will end with camping at Puani Garaat.
On Day 6 of the Har Ki Dun trek with Trekkaro, you'll trek from Puani Garaat (8,280 ft.) to Taluka (7,953 ft.), covering a distance of 10 km in approximately 5 hours. The trail runs alongside a river and takes you through forests and over bridges. The descent back to Taluka is easy and enjoyable. Once you reach Taluka, you'll drive to Sankri and settle into your guest house, camp, or homestay for the night. Take some time to explore the village and learn a few words of the local language to enhance your experience.
On the seventh day of the Har Ki Dun trek with Trekkaro, you will depart from Sankri and drive to Dehradun. It is recommended to leave early in the morning, before 7:00 AM, as the journey takes approximately 7-8 hours. If needed, transportation can be arranged at an additional cost from Sankri to Dehradun Railway Station at 7:00 AM. The cost of the cab is Rs. 6,500 per vehicle.
Jolly Grant airport is located 25 kilometers from the city, serving Dehradun. Daily flight from Delhi to Dehradun.
Take the train from Delhi to Dehradun overnight
Nanda Devi Express(12205):- Departure:- 23:50; Arrival:- 05:40
Dehradun Express(12687):- Departure:- 21:10; Arrival:- 05:00
Regular bus service is available from Delhi (ISBT Kashmere Gate) to Dehradun. We suggest that you take only government buses from the ISBT Kashmere Gate. Private buses run from outside ISBT Kashmere Gate and they are not trustable.
Usually, the buses left you in the Dehradun ISBT. From there you have to come to Dehradun railway station via Ola/Uber Cab/Auto Rickshaw/Shared Three Wheeler.
There is only one bus run by the Uttarakhand Government on a daily basis from Dehradun Railway Station to Sankri. The timing of the bus: 08:00 AM. You would reach the Sankri by 06:00 PM.
• Backpack & Rain Cover (40-60 Liters)
• Trekking Shoes (included in FTG)
• Trekking Pole (included in FTG)
• LED Torch/Headlamp
• Two Water Bottle (one liter each)
• Basic Medications (or prescribed if any)
• Trekking Jacket (included in FTG)
• Three (Five in winter) Warm Layers
• Two trek pants (one Wear and one carry)
• Two collared t-shirts
• Thermals
• Sunglasses
• Sunscreen Lotion (SPF 50/70)
• Lip Balm (SPF 30)
• Sun cap
• Synthetic hand gloves
• Two pairs of Socks
• Raincoat/Ponchos
• Daypack (20 liters), if you opt to offload your backpack
• Toiletries
• Cutlery
• Plastic cover (for wet clothes)
• Original and photocopy of government photo identity card- (Passport, Aadhaar Card, Driving license, or voter's ID)
1- Free Trekking Gear: Shoes, Jacket(-10°C), and Pole.
2- Accommodation: Full-load camping arrangements on the mountain with a large mess tent and tables. Stay from Day 1 to Day 6 (Sankri to Sankri). In Sankri, Stay will be in a Guest House/Camp/Home Stay on sharing basis. You will camp on the trek (3 people per tent).
3- Meals: All meals during the trek starting with dinner on Day 1 till breakfast on Day 7. (Simple Nutritious Vegetarian food)
Tea/Coffee/Soups/Snacks will be served throughout.
4- Camping charges: All trekking permits and forest camping charges are included (if any).
5- Leaders & Guides: Trek leaders are assisted by certified and experienced local guides.
6- Trekking Equipment: High-quality tents, sleeping bags, ice axes, roped, microspikes, gaiters, etc. as required.
7- Safety Equipment: First aid, medical kit, oxygen cylinders, stretchers, etc. will be available at all the campsites to deal with emergencies.
1- Transport to and from the base camp: We arrange shared taxis for trekkers from Dehradun Railway Station to Sankri and drop you back from Sankri. This will cost approx. Rs. 6,500/- one way per 5-6 seat vehicles (tentatively). You will have to share this value with the other trekkers.
2- Food during transit to and from the base camp.
3- Backpack offloading charges: Rs. 2,100/- for the full trek + 5% GST. The backpack cannot weigh more than 9 kg. Suitcases/trolleys/duffel bags will not be allowed. Please note that charges will vary for the last-minute offloading in case you decide to offload your bag after reaching Sankri.
4- Anything apart from inclusions.
Cancellation requests are not taken over the phone.
In case you wish to cancel your trek please e-mail us at info@trekkaro.com
1- Cancellations up to 21 days prior to departure date - 70% refund
2- Between 21 days to 14 days prior to departure - 50% refund
3- Between 14 days to 10 days prior to departure- 30% refund
4- Less than 10 days of departure – No refund or you can transfer your trek (same batch date & same trek) to your dear one OR apply for TREKCASH Voucher 10 days before your trek date which comes with 2-year validity.
Note:-
a) Change of trek batch date is dependent on the availability of seats in the batch.
b) In case of transferring a trek to your dear one, he/she should satisfy all the mandatory requirements laid down by Trekkaro.
c) Trekkaro holds the right to change/cancel the policies, without prior notice.
Refund Policy The applicable refund amount will be processed within 10 working days.
If we have to cancel/suspend your trek before the date of departure or at the last moment due to a natural calamity/unforeseen circumstances (like rains, earthquake, landslides, strike, curfew, etc.), then you will get the TrekCash Voucher of the total fee you have paid to us and you can redeem it with 2 years on any trek but where this is of a higher price, you will be expected to pay the difference. The TrekCash voucher will be generated within 10 working days and sent to your email address by us.
Note: In the instance of exchanging a TrekCash Voucher for your dear one, he/she ought to fulfill all the obligatory necessities set around Trekkaro.
Trekkaro team will specifically ensure your safety with...
1. Daily oxygen saturation & pulse reading (if required in trek) We do treks which have a different environment than our daily life. We live in an environment where we less care about a healthy lifestyle. When it’s come to doing treks or surviving in a not-so-pure environment for more than a day our body should accept the changes. Oxygen saturation is the fraction of [oxygen]-saturated hemoglobin relative to total hemoglobin in the blood. So we ensure the specific balance of oxygen in your blood. Our team ensures the health condition by oxygen saturation and pulse reading before trekking so everyone should aware of their health.
2. Oxygen cylinders and medical kit When it comes to high-altitude trek the body doesn't get enough oxygen. It’s not always that you cannot survive in high-altitude treks but for a safer side if your body is not adjusted to the environment we are always ready with the oxygen cylinders. Our team member carries the portable oxygen cylinder and all the basic medicines on the trek.
To prevent high altitude conditions - do more exercise, cycle, and swim. The more you practice it’ll easier for you.
3. Stretchers on every campsite Although we are physically and mentally ready for the environment there are chances of accidents or uncertain things. In those situations, we have stretchers at every campsite so, in an emergency, the porter will safely drop you at base camp where we can do further treatment.
4. High-Quality Trek Gear and Equipment Trekkaro is the only trekking company in the world which is providing Free Trekking Gear (FTG) at no charge/rent only for use during the treks. Expensive FTG includes Decathlon Quechua Trek 100 Shoes, Quechua SH 100/300 Jackets, Hiking Pole/Stick, Gaiters, and Crampons. Now, before registering for the trek, there is no need to think about the expensive trekking gear, and also, do not need to buy or rent expensive trekking gear to go on a trek.
Trekkaro team will ensure you with quality tents and sleeping bags where you can survive in extreme cold. We provide sleeping bags that can hold cold up to -5 to -20 degrees Celsius. It’s always warmer in tents so we ensure you with quality shelter.
So even though we are ready for the storm you should tell us if anything bothers you regarding safety.
5. Radio (for communication between camps and guides) Our camps are a bit far from each other. But they connect through radio though the network is the issue in hills. Although you miss anything or the weather is not good or we need medical help from the base we can communicate through radios.
6. Technical team on all snowy slopes All the treks come up with an adventure. But safety is important in all trails and treks. Wherever we find risky slopes or areas we ensure the turn with the technical team. As we already mentioned earlier we have a well-trained team having knowledge of handling hustles in emergencies and even know how to take care of the trekkers.
When you take an adventurous trek with us, then be assured that whatever we do is more than your expectations. In fact, our wish to excel goes beyond the point where your boots hit the trail – it begins the moment that you get in contact with us, and it never ends. There is nothing more satisfying than hearing from our trekkers that they’ve just had “another trip of a lifetime with Trekkaro”.
Your Expectations
• Safety Of course, this is a non-negotiable. Safety is embedded in our business and it’s something that we take very seriously in all our treks. It's the primary reason we're very popular in just a year.
• Personalized Service, Care, and Attention to Detail For some organizations, this is, surprisingly, negotiable. But it isn’t for us. After safety, if we can do one thing right, every time, it’s to ensure that we sweat the small things.
• The Best Guides If you are already trekking with us, then you’d be forgiven for thinking our guides are superhuman. It doesn’t mean a feat to entertain, cook, guide, and facilitate, but our guides, handle it with grace, and all the while the attention is on you.
• The Best Itineraries It takes a lot of refinement to make a perfect trek, from dawn to dusk there are a lot of moving parts and the potential for things to go awry. For the last year, we’ve balanced on the tightrope of offering the right amount of activity, flexibility, and trek time. Whilst utilizing the best lodgings in the most unique places.
• Value We’re not in the business of making money and providing you with nothing. Our treks aren’t expensive, they represent excellent value for money, and for those seeking to maximize their time, there is no better way.
Our Expectations
It may come as a surprise, but the reality is that it is a two-way street (or trail), and you are ultimately responsible for the nature of the experience that you have with us. And not only that, but you also have an influence on the experience of others in your small group.
• Attitude This is your vacation, and the attitude that you bring will set the tone for your experience. We get that at times it’s difficult (we plan to challenge you) and we get that at times it’s a bit uncomfortable (this is not a cruise trip). All we ask you to keep an open mind, a big smile on your face, and readiness for the unexpected.
• Physical preparedness Our treks are designed for everyday people. You definitely don’t have to be an athlete, but to be fair to yourself and your group members, you do need to be ready. Worried about it? Do not stress it, our team is 100% dedicated to helping you pick the right trek, bring the right gear, and be physically and mentally prepared.
• Know who’s in charge As we’ve mentioned, you rightly expect when you join our trek to be in good, safe hands. For us to ensure the entire group’s safety, we suppose you, as our guest, to listen to your lead guide. They are the expert when it comes to decisions made on the trek.
Har Ki Dun Trek is a must-do for adventure enthusiasts looking to explore the Western Himalayas. Situated at the base of Fateh Parvat, 11,768 ft above sea level, and surrounded by Govind National Park, this destination offers stunning landscapes, vast meadows covered in pine forests, and refreshing streams originating from melting glaciers. With its rich cultural and mythological history, Har Ki Dun Valley has been attracting adventurers for centuries. Trekkaro offers Har Ki Dun Trek packages that include bird watching, wildlife spotting, and breathtaking views of Swargarohini-I and II, Bandarpoonch, Black Peak, and Ruinsara Peaks. The Har Ki Dun Trek distance is challenging but worth it for the once-in-a-lifetime experience. Contact Trekkaro for Har Ki Dun Trek cost and package details.
When is the best time to go on the Har Ki Dun Trek? The Har-Ki-Dun Trek can be enjoyed all year round but the ideal times to go on the trek are during the summer months (April-June) and winter months (October-December). If you're looking for a Har Ki Dun Trek Package, consider booking one during these times for an unforgettable experience.
Har Ki Dun is a beautiful valley located in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand, India. The Har Ki Dun trek is a popular way to explore this stunning region, and Trekkaro offers a great package for those interested in this adventure. The trek starts with a scenic 8-9 hour drive from Dehradun to Sankri, a small and peaceful village that serves as the base camp for the trek. Accommodation will be in a guest house, camp, or home stay on a sharing basis. The next morning, after a healthy breakfast and a briefing by the Trekkaro team, the trek will begin, taking you through beautiful valleys and forests. The cost of the Har Ki Dun trek package includes accommodation, meals, and a guide.
If you're planning to embark on the Har Ki Dun trek, Trekkaro offers a package that includes transportation from Dehradun Railway station to Sankri at an additional cost. The cab ride costs Rs. 6,500/- per vehicle and departs at 06:30 AM. Once you arrive in Sankri, you'll begin your journey through the beautiful Har Ki Dun valley. Don't miss out on this incredible trekking experience!
On Day 2 of the Har Ki Dun trek, you will start with a drive from Sankri to Taluka, which is at an altitude of 7,953 ft. From Taluka, you will begin your trek to Puani Garaat, which is at an altitude of 8,280 ft. The trek covers a distance of 10 Km and takes about 6-7 hours to complete. The trail takes you through a valley along the River Supin, with forests and bridges along the way. The natural sounds of the surroundings are music to the ears. After crossing a bridge on a tributary of the Supin river, you will reach a camping ground. Further ahead, you will climb, walk, and cross a few more bridges before reaching Gangaad, a small hamlet with few inhabitants. The trek offers stunning views of the peaks and lush green vegetation, including wild orchids. You will spend the night at Puani Garaat.
The day begins with a short trek along the river that takes you to Osla, a small village about 8,500 ft. above sea level; this village has a temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. The architecture of this temple is a miracle in itself. You may spend some time here and explore the village before moving on. There is one STD also in Osla but phone connectivity depends entirely on the weather. As you begin your trek from Osla, you would find steep terrain as well as level grounds. You’d have crossed two streams, with the second one having a wooden bridge for trekkers to walk over it. Subsequently, as you proceed ahead of a mountain bend, a series of grasslands would follow. Some of these have been used for cultivation at some point in time. With the incline increasing gradually, you would find several huge boulders and tracts of grass. After crossing two more meadows, just below the valley over Supin, you’ll find a wooden bridge that leads you to the grasslands of Dev Thach, Bali Pass, and Ruinsara River. Walking past the wheat fields, you move to the inhabited areas as your trail ascends over the confluence of Ruinsara and Supin. From this vantage point, you will see the majestic views of Black Peak and Bandarpoonch. By the evening, you would reach your campsite Kalkatiyadhaar which takes about 6 hours.
On Day 4 of the Har Ki Dun trek with Trekkaro, you will hike from Kalkatiyadhaar (8,956 ft.) to Har-Ki-dun (11,768 ft.) and back to Kalkatiyadhaar, covering a distance of 10 Km in 8-9 hours. The trek begins with a 5 Km hike from Kalkatiyadhaar to Har-Ki-Dun, where you will gain an elevation of 2,812 ft. Along the way, you will pass by the picturesque Dev Thach pastures and witness the convergence of two rivers. As you continue, you will see the Har-Ki-Dun and Hata peaks in the distance. The grasslands and pine forests will give way to a small waterfall, and you will encounter patches of snow as you climb steeply for a few minutes. After a forest stretch with a gradual incline, you will reach Har-Ki-Dun, where you will see the valley divided by a rivulet. Spend some time taking in the stunning views of the Swargarohini peaks and Jaundar Glacier before returning to the Kalkatiyadhaar camp.
On Day 5 of the Har Ki Dun trek with Trekkaro, you'll be trekking from Kalkatiyadhaar (8,956 ft.) to Puani Garaat (8,280 ft.). This 8 km trek will take approximately 5 hours, as you make your way back to the village of Puani Garaat, passing through Osla. While this is a downhill trek, be prepared to descend about 3,500 ft. Wake up comfortably and enjoy breakfast before starting your trek. Along the way, you'll be treated to stunning views of the Himalayas, with plenty of opportunities to capture the beauty of the snow-clad peaks. Your day will end with camping at Puani Garaat.
On Day 6 of the Har Ki Dun trek with Trekkaro, you'll trek from Puani Garaat (8,280 ft.) to Taluka (7,953 ft.), covering a distance of 10 km in approximately 5 hours. The trail runs alongside a river and takes you through forests and over bridges. The descent back to Taluka is easy and enjoyable. Once you reach Taluka, you'll drive to Sankri and settle into your guest house, camp, or homestay for the night. Take some time to explore the village and learn a few words of the local language to enhance your experience.
On the seventh day of the Har Ki Dun trek with Trekkaro, you will depart from Sankri and drive to Dehradun. It is recommended to leave early in the morning, before 7:00 AM, as the journey takes approximately 7-8 hours. If needed, transportation can be arranged at an additional cost from Sankri to Dehradun Railway Station at 7:00 AM. The cost of the cab is Rs. 6,500 per vehicle.
Jolly Grant airport is located 25 kilometers from the city, serving Dehradun. Daily flight from Delhi to Dehradun.
Take the train from Delhi to Dehradun overnight
Nanda Devi Express(12205):- Departure:- 23:50; Arrival:- 05:40
Dehradun Express(12687):- Departure:- 21:10; Arrival:- 05:00
Regular bus service is available from Delhi (ISBT Kashmere Gate) to Dehradun. We suggest that you take only government buses from the ISBT Kashmere Gate. Private buses run from outside ISBT Kashmere Gate and they are not trustable.
Usually, the buses left you in the Dehradun ISBT. From there you have to come to Dehradun railway station via Ola/Uber Cab/Auto Rickshaw/Shared Three Wheeler.
There is only one bus run by the Uttarakhand Government on a daily basis from Dehradun Railway Station to Sankri. The timing of the bus: 08:00 AM. You would reach the Sankri by 06:00 PM.
• Backpack & Rain Cover (40-60 Liters)
• Trekking Shoes (included in FTG)
• Trekking Pole (included in FTG)
• LED Torch/Headlamp
• Two Water Bottle (one liter each)
• Basic Medications (or prescribed if any)
• Trekking Jacket (included in FTG)
• Three (Five in winter) Warm Layers
• Two trek pants (one Wear and one carry)
• Two collared t-shirts
• Thermals
• Sunglasses
• Sunscreen Lotion (SPF 50/70)
• Lip Balm (SPF 30)
• Sun cap
• Synthetic hand gloves
• Two pairs of Socks
• Raincoat/Ponchos
• Daypack (20 liters), if you opt to offload your backpack
• Toiletries
• Cutlery
• Plastic cover (for wet clothes)
• Original and photocopy of government photo identity card- (Passport, Aadhaar Card, Driving license, or voter's ID)
1- Free Trekking Gear: Shoes, Jacket(-10°C), and Pole.
2- Accommodation: Full-load camping arrangements on the mountain with a large mess tent and tables. Stay from Day 1 to Day 6 (Sankri to Sankri). In Sankri, Stay will be in a Guest House/Camp/Home Stay on sharing basis. You will camp on the trek (3 people per tent).
3- Meals: All meals during the trek starting with dinner on Day 1 till breakfast on Day 7. (Simple Nutritious Vegetarian food)
Tea/Coffee/Soups/Snacks will be served throughout.
4- Camping charges: All trekking permits and forest camping charges are included (if any).
5- Leaders & Guides: Trek leaders are assisted by certified and experienced local guides.
6- Trekking Equipment: High-quality tents, sleeping bags, ice axes, roped, microspikes, gaiters, etc. as required.
7- Safety Equipment: First aid, medical kit, oxygen cylinders, stretchers, etc. will be available at all the campsites to deal with emergencies.
1- Transport to and from the base camp: We arrange shared taxis for trekkers from Dehradun Railway Station to Sankri and drop you back from Sankri. This will cost approx. Rs. 6,500/- one way per 5-6 seat vehicles (tentatively). You will have to share this value with the other trekkers.
2- Food during transit to and from the base camp.
3- Backpack offloading charges: Rs. 2,100/- for the full trek + 5% GST. The backpack cannot weigh more than 9 kg. Suitcases/trolleys/duffel bags will not be allowed. Please note that charges will vary for the last-minute offloading in case you decide to offload your bag after reaching Sankri.
4- Anything apart from inclusions.
Cancellation requests are not taken over the phone.
In case you wish to cancel your trek please e-mail us at info@trekkaro.com
1- Cancellations up to 21 days prior to departure date - 70% refund
2- Between 21 days to 14 days prior to departure - 50% refund
3- Between 14 days to 10 days prior to departure- 30% refund
4- Less than 10 days of departure – No refund or you can transfer your trek (same batch date & same trek) to your dear one OR apply for TREKCASH Voucher 10 days before your trek date which comes with 2-year validity.
Note:-
a) Change of trek batch date is dependent on the availability of seats in the batch.
b) In case of transferring a trek to your dear one, he/she should satisfy all the mandatory requirements laid down by Trekkaro.
c) Trekkaro holds the right to change/cancel the policies, without prior notice.
Refund Policy The applicable refund amount will be processed within 10 working days.
If we have to cancel/suspend your trek before the date of departure or at the last moment due to a natural calamity/unforeseen circumstances (like rains, earthquake, landslides, strike, curfew, etc.), then you will get the TrekCash Voucher of the total fee you have paid to us and you can redeem it with 2 years on any trek but where this is of a higher price, you will be expected to pay the difference. The TrekCash voucher will be generated within 10 working days and sent to your email address by us.
Note: In the instance of exchanging a TrekCash Voucher for your dear one, he/she ought to fulfill all the obligatory necessities set around Trekkaro.
When you take an adventurous trek with us, then be assured that whatever we do is more than your expectations. In fact, our wish to excel goes beyond the point where your boots hit the trail – it begins the moment that you get in contact with us, and it never ends. There is nothing more satisfying than hearing from our trekkers that they’ve just had “another trip of a lifetime with Trekkaro”.
Your Expectations
• Safety Of course, this is a non-negotiable. Safety is embedded in our business and it’s something that we take very seriously in all our treks. It's the primary reason we're very popular in just a year.
• Personalized Service, Care, and Attention to Detail For some organizations, this is, surprisingly, negotiable. But it isn’t for us. After safety, if we can do one thing right, every time, it’s to ensure that we sweat the small things.
• The Best Guides If you are already trekking with us, then you’d be forgiven for thinking our guides are superhuman. It doesn’t mean a feat to entertain, cook, guide, and facilitate, but our guides, handle it with grace, and all the while the attention is on you.
• The Best Itineraries It takes a lot of refinement to make a perfect trek, from dawn to dusk there are a lot of moving parts and the potential for things to go awry. For the last year, we’ve balanced on the tightrope of offering the right amount of activity, flexibility, and trek time. Whilst utilizing the best lodgings in the most unique places.
• Value We’re not in the business of making money and providing you with nothing. Our treks aren’t expensive, they represent excellent value for money, and for those seeking to maximize their time, there is no better way.
Our Expectations
It may come as a surprise, but the reality is that it is a two-way street (or trail), and you are ultimately responsible for the nature of the experience that you have with us. And not only that, but you also have an influence on the experience of others in your small group.
• Attitude This is your vacation, and the attitude that you bring will set the tone for your experience. We get that at times it’s difficult (we plan to challenge you) and we get that at times it’s a bit uncomfortable (this is not a cruise trip). All we ask you to keep an open mind, a big smile on your face, and readiness for the unexpected.
• Physical preparedness Our treks are designed for everyday people. You definitely don’t have to be an athlete, but to be fair to yourself and your group members, you do need to be ready. Worried about it? Do not stress it, our team is 100% dedicated to helping you pick the right trek, bring the right gear, and be physically and mentally prepared.
• Know who’s in charge As we’ve mentioned, you rightly expect when you join our trek to be in good, safe hands. For us to ensure the entire group’s safety, we suppose you, as our guest, to listen to your lead guide. They are the expert when it comes to decisions made on the trek.
Trekkaro team will specifically ensure your safety with...
1. Daily oxygen saturation & pulse reading (if required in trek) We do treks which have a different environment than our daily life. We live in an environment where we less care about a healthy lifestyle. When it’s come to doing treks or surviving in a not-so-pure environment for more than a day our body should accept the changes. Oxygen saturation is the fraction of [oxygen]-saturated hemoglobin relative to total hemoglobin in the blood. So we ensure the specific balance of oxygen in your blood. Our team ensures the health condition by oxygen saturation and pulse reading before trekking so everyone should aware of their health.
2. Oxygen cylinders and medical kit When it comes to high-altitude trek the body doesn't get enough oxygen. It’s not always that you cannot survive in high-altitude treks but for a safer side if your body is not adjusted to the environment we are always ready with the oxygen cylinders. Our team member carries the portable oxygen cylinder and all the basic medicines on the trek.
To prevent high altitude conditions - do more exercise, cycle, and swim. The more you practice it’ll easier for you.
3. Stretchers on every campsite Although we are physically and mentally ready for the environment there are chances of accidents or uncertain things. In those situations, we have stretchers at every campsite so, in an emergency, the porter will safely drop you at base camp where we can do further treatment.
4. High-Quality Trek Gear and Equipment Trekkaro is the only trekking company in the world which is providing Free Trekking Gear (FTG) at no charge/rent only for use during the treks. Expensive FTG includes Decathlon Quechua Trek 100 Shoes, Quechua SH 100/300 Jackets, Hiking Pole/Stick, Gaiters, and Crampons. Now, before registering for the trek, there is no need to think about the expensive trekking gear, and also, do not need to buy or rent expensive trekking gear to go on a trek.
Trekkaro team will ensure you with quality tents and sleeping bags where you can survive in extreme cold. We provide sleeping bags that can hold cold up to -5 to -20 degrees Celsius. It’s always warmer in tents so we ensure you with quality shelter.
So even though we are ready for the storm you should tell us if anything bothers you regarding safety.
5. Radio (for communication between camps and guides) Our camps are a bit far from each other. But they connect through radio though the network is the issue in hills. Although you miss anything or the weather is not good or we need medical help from the base we can communicate through radios.
6. Technical team on all snowy slopes All the treks come up with an adventure. But safety is important in all trails and treks. Wherever we find risky slopes or areas we ensure the turn with the technical team. As we already mentioned earlier we have a well-trained team having knowledge of handling hustles in emergencies and even know how to take care of the trekkers.
Har Ki Dun is a popular trekking destination located in the beautiful Har Ki Dun valley. Trekkers can book a Har Ki Dun trek package through companies like Trekkaro, which offer various packages at different costs. The trek distance is approximately 48 km and takes around 7 days to complete. Before starting the trek, it's important to note that Purola has the last ATM point before reaching Sankri, the basecamp. Additionally, Sankri is the last place where trekkers can expect to have a stable mobile signal, with only Jio network available. It's recommended to finish all important phone calls and inform family members about limited phone connectivity before starting the trek.
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Trekkaro is the world's only free trekking gear company, providing high-quality gear from the Decathlon brand to trekkers at no cost. Say goodbye to the hassle and expense of buying or renting gear for your next trek. Trekkaro offers everything from trek shoes to jackets rated for temperatures as low as -10 degrees, as well as poles, gaiters, and microspikes. Join Trekkaro today and experience the freedom of trekking without the burden of expensive gear.
Trekkaro offers free cancellation policies for all trekkers. If you need to cancel your trek for any reason, we provide a TrekCash Voucher that is equal to 100% of the amount you paid. This voucher has a 2-year validity, so you can use it towards any future trekking adventure with us. We want to make sure that our trekkers have the flexibility they need to plan their trips with confidence.
Trekkaro is the best trekking company in India, according to its impressive 4.9/5 rating on Facebook and 4.8/5 rating on Google. Customers rave about their experiences with Trekkaro, leaving glowing reviews and recommending the company to others. With such high ratings, it's clear that Trekkaro is a top choice for anyone looking to explore the beautiful landscapes of India through trekking.
We always help keep you safe from the moment you book to the moment you (reluctantly) head home.
No matter the trek difficulty, our treks balance well-planned itineraries with the flexibility to do your own thing and make the experience your own.
When you trek with us, you experience first-hand our commitment to making the trek a force for good in everything we do.