Har Ki Doon Itinerary

Har Ki Doon Itinerary

One of the most well-known Garhwal Himalayan climbs, the Har-Ki-Doon is suggested for first-time teen trekkers. The "Hanging Valley of Gods," also known as Har-Ki-Doon Valley, is located at the base of Fateh Parvat and is encircled by lush pine trees, offering stunning views of the surrounding mountain ranges. Hiking in the Har-Ki-Doon Valley will also take trekkers to a lesser-known part of the Garhwal Himalayas, where modernisation has had little affect on the way of life of the locals.

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