


Enjoy breathtaking views of the stunning Swargarohini, Bandarpooch, and Black Peak mountains. Stay in the peaceful village of Sankri and spend a memorable night camping under the stars. Explore the charming Osla village and discover its unique culture and the famous Duryodhana Temple.
Day 1 : Drive from Dehradun to Sankri Distance : 190 km Duration : 8 hours trek Start early from Dehradun, driving through scenic routes to reach Sankri at 6,725 feet Pass through notable spots like Mussoorie and the Lakhamandal Temple, linked to Mahabharata's Pandavas Continue through villages such as Damta, Purola (last major market), Mori, and Netwar, following the Yamuna River Enter Govind Pashu Vihar Wildlife Sanctuary after Netwar and spot views of Kedarkantha peak along the way Arrive at Sankri by early evening, a small village known for apple orchards and stunning views of Swargarohini peak Overnight stay in a guesthouse or camps, preparing for the trek ahead. Day 2: Sankri to Puani Garat Distance : 10 km drive, 10/12 km trek Duration : 1-hour drive, 5 to 6 hours trek Altitude : 8,270 feet | 2,520 meters Start your day early with a breakfast and prepare for a scenic yet adventurous journey Hop into an SUV for a bumpy 10 km drive through forest roads The drive lasts about an hour, crossing a few streams before arriving at Taluka, a charming village with shops and government guesthouses Enjoy the fresh, cedar-scented air in Taluka, the starting point of your trek Begin your 10/12 km trek along the Supin River, surrounded by walnut, pine, and cedar trees Along the trail, you may meet friendly villagers and cross streams merging with the river. Look out for the yellow-throated marten, seabuckthorn bushes, and the edible, vitamin-rich 'leh berries' After a few hours of trekking, reach the serene campsite at Puani Garat. Set up camp amidst the tranquility of nature, surrounded by forests and the peaceful sound of flowing water Day 3 : Puani Garat to Boslo Distance: 10 km trek Duration: 5 to 6 hours trek Altitude: 10,830 feet | 3,300 meters Begin a trek toward Osla village, perched 100 meters above the Supin River The first segment of the trail is the steepest of the journey, taking 30 to 40 minutes to conquer Pass through terraced farms painted with vibrant colors, especially the red Cholai fields during the late monsoon The trail from Osla continues with a gentle ascent through a few fields, offering glimpses of the river below Along the route, you may pass a temple situated slightly below the path and enjoy wildflowers like orchids, fleece flowers, and sunflowers Take a relaxing break at the scenic Kalkatidhar campsite, soaking up the sun and enjoying the serene surroundings Day 4 : Boslo to Har Ki Dun & Marinda Tal Distance : 15 to 17 km trek Duration : 7 to 8 hours of trekking Altitude : 12,530 feet | 3,820 meters, return to 3,300 meters Begin your trek early for an endurance-filled adventure to Har Ki Dun and Marinda Tal. A hidden waterfall greets you shortly after the start, accompanied by a tea shop for a refreshing break. Ascend through breathtaking vistas overlooking the confluence of the Supin and Ruinsara rivers, with snow-capped peaks like Black Peak towering in the distance. Arrive at the Har Ki Dun campsite, a picturesque setting where two valleys meet—one from Jaundhar Glacier and the other from Hata Glacier. Choose to explore the wide open meadows by the Supin River or trek further among the forests of Bhojpatra trees. For an adventurous hike, continue up the Har Ki Dun valley towards Jaundhar Glacier and Swargarohini Peak for closer views. After exploring Marinda Tal, retrace your steps back to Boslo via the same route. The return trek is easier, with a downhill descent, allowing you to reach the campsite by early evening. Relax, rest, and recharge at Boslo after a fulfilling day of trekking and exploration. Day 5 : Boslo to Puani Garat Distance : 10 km trek Duration : 4 to 5 hours Altitude : 8,270 feet | 2,520 meters Begin your return journey to Osla with a pleasant and straightforward trek. Follow the ridge where two streams from Har Ki Dun and Ruinsara converge. Upon reaching Osla, take the opportunity to explore the village, engage with the locals, and immerse yourself in the rich Garhwali culture. Continue your journey to the familiar campsite at Puani Garat, where you can unwind and soak in the warmth of the sun after a rewarding day of trekking. Day 6 : Puani Garat to Sankri Distance : 10 km trek,10 km drive Duration : 5 hours Altitude : 6,725 feet | 2,050 meters After a breakfast, we set off from the tranquil haven of Puani Garat, retracing our steps along the scenic trail from Day 1 Upon arrival in Taluka, a waiting vehicle will whisk us away to our final destination in Sankri. As the day comes to a close, we settle into a camp by the river or find comfort in a guesthouse in Sankri, reflecting on the memorable experiences of our trek. Day 7 : Sankri to Dehradun Distance : 190 km Duration : 8 hours Journey begins with a drive through the unique and relatively untouched regions of the Himalayas, offering an amazing experience We drive through various towns before reaching Kempty-Mussoorie and finally arriving in Dehradun. We anticipate arriving in Dehradun by late afternoon or early evening, concluding our memorable journey with a sense of fulfillment and awe for the stunning Himalayan landscapes we’ve encountered along the way.