Har Ki Dun Trek lies within the Govind Wildlife Sanctuary and National Park. Situated in the Himalayas, this trek offers enchanting beauty, a bracing climate, and lush green meadows. What could be better than spending a few days in this serene paradise? Har Ki Dun Trek is often referred to as the “Valley of Gods.” It sits at an altitude of 11,958 ft (3,645 m) and follows a historic route that is over 500 years old.

According to the legend from the Mahabharata epic, this valley was once a part of King Duryodhana’s domain. Locals also believe that in their final years, the Pandavas passed through this valley on their way to Swargarohini Peak, believed to be the path to heaven. Thus, this valley came to be known as the “Gateway to Heaven”.As you journey through the enchanting alpine forests and serene meadows of Devsu Bugyal, the panoramic views of the mountain range unfold before you. Every step on the Har Ki Dun trek immerses you in its irresistible charm, leaving you captivated by its beauty.