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Although there are several reasons to go for the Har Ki Dun trek, but some of the top reasons are mentioned below:

Har Ki Dun is considered one of the most fascinating valleys in the Garhwal Himalayan that is completely bounded by alpine vegetation and is rich in Flora and Fauna, which is quite hard to experience in any other trekking.

Uttarakhand’s hidden beauty, Har Ki Dun is silently waiting for you to blow your mind with its enchanting views, snow-capped valleys, beautiful meadows, dense woods as well as stunning green patches. If you are a mountain lover then this trek is surely a delight for you.

Har Ki Doon valley offers a panoramic view of Himalayan peaks that are just amazing. While trekking, you will come across beautiful lush green meadows & pastures, serene lakes, a rich variety of flora & fauna as well as gushing waterfalls. Not only this, but you can also get outstanding sights of Ruinsara Peak from the valley.

The valley is also called the Valley of Gods because several beliefs, legends, and myths are connected. People of Har Ki Dun valley worship Yudhistara and even a local temple is devoted to him. During your trek, you will also know about several other old-era stories & myths linked to this valley.

During the trek, you will pass by small villages and hamlets like Sankri that will offer you appealing views of the Himalayan skyline as well as mountains. Taluka which is considered the charming hamlet gives views of a varied range of flora & fauna as well as spouting river crossing.

Sankri is considered as an ideal basecamp among the ridges because right from the camp you can experience the gorgeous sun setting behind the Himalayas which is coupled with the sparkle of the Swargarohini peak.

If you are a birdwatcher then Har Ki Dun valley is definitely a heaven for you.TrekupIndia  Nestled in the laps of Govind Pashu National Park, you can spot different Himalayan birds such as monal and animals like snow leopard, black bear, etc. while trekking for the valley.

If you are planning your trip to Har Ki Dun trek during the spring season then it is the best time. Get ready to experience some eye-catchy sights of the flower-blooming meadows as well as valleys coupled with sprinkled snow, making your trip more exciting.

Not only this, but Har Ki Dun is also home to the fascinating Jaundhar glacier that definitely captivates every traveler with nature’s loveliness.

Har Ki Dun trek offers you mesmerizing views of dense forests, appealing sights of the valley as well as snow-capped mountains at the same time during your stay at campsites.

When the odor of pine trees is combined with the sight of deodar trees will definitely entice your senses and at the same time, you will also track through terraced mountain fields, lush green plains as well as conifer woodlands.