Valley of Gods” because of its deep connection to Hindu Mythology, especially the Mahabharata and is situated in the Govind Pashu Vihar National Park Sanctuary in Garhwal region of Uttarakhand, India.

The route has a mythological significance earning its name as “Valley of Gods” where it is believed that the Pandavas took their final journey to Heaven.

The name Har Ki Doon itself means the ‘Valley Of Gods’ in local language. The region’s spiritual energy, ancient temples and serene beauty make locals believe it’s blessed and celestially charged.

It is famous for its unobstructed and breath-taking views of Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, Jaundhar Glacier and Black Peak. Mesmerising beauty of nature offering snow-capped peaks, lush meadows, dense forests of pine, oak, deodar, and alpine meadows along with cascading waterfalls makes it a memorable trip to trek in Uttarakhand.

The base camp at Sankri Village located at an altitude of 6400 Ft & Situated in the Mori Tehsil of the Uttarkashi district..

The Best route to reach Sankri Village is by road from Dehradun which is (200km) from Sankri Village & takes approx 10 hrs to reach.
Best Time to visit is Spring/Summer (April to June) or Autumn (September to November) & Monsoon (Jul-Aug)  is avoided .