Reporting at Vadodara railway station. Departure for Delhi by 3AC train Regular Coach.

Arrive Delhi in the morning and depart for Rishikesh by AC vehicle. Check into a hotel. Enjoy the enchanting Ganga Aarti in the evening.

After breakfast, depart for Sankri (1,950 m), a scenic 8–10-hour drive through beautiful mountain landscapes and charming villages.
We start the journey from Rishikesh and drive through the hill station of Mussoorie to follow the river Yamuna upstream. Purola is the last big settlement on the route. The drive after Purola is through a beautiful forest of pine trees. The peak of Kedarkantha can be seen from various points along the way from here.  From the village of Mori, the river Tons flows beside us till about Netwar, where the Rupin and Supin rivers merge to form this River. Tons is the largest tributary of Yamuna. From here we officially enter Govind Pashu Vihar Wildlife Sanctuary as we cross the check post at Netwar. We reach Sankri by evening. It is a small village with a central market lined with a few shops.
Arrive at Sankri by late evening and settle into your accommodation.

After breakfast we drive through the forest road to reach Taluka and further till the beautiful village of Gangad. The trek commences from here on a stony path. We walk close to the river Supin, under the shade of walnut, pine and cedar trees, the walk is quite pleasant. We continue our trek and reach the secluded campsite at Seema. Night Halt camping in tents.

We start the day by heading up towards Osla village, which is located on a sloping spur about a hundred meters above the river Supin. The initial trail to Osla is the steepest section along the entire trek and can take 30-40 mins to cover. Osla is the last village on the route to Har ki Dun. From Osla the trail gradually rises higher The trek today is rather short, which gives the opportunity to acclimatize to the high altitude and prepare for the next day’s journey. Night Halt camping in tents.

Today’s trek we visit Har Ki Dun and Marinda Tal, a small lake, 2 KM left of Har Ki Dun. From the ascending path we get a view of the snow-clad Black Peak, the highest peak in the region. As we move further through the forest, it opens up into the main camping area of Har ki Dun, right beside the gurgling stream. This is a very panoramic spot in Har ki Dun. The Har ki Dun peak stands tall right in front of us behind the Forest Rest House. Towards its left, Hata peak which is usually snow covered can be seen. The massive Har Ki Dun valley goes all the way up to the base of Swargarohini Peak.

We relax and soak in the environment for some time and then continue our trek to Marinda Tal, 2 km from Har ki Dun. It is a small lake formed by a huge boulder obstructing the river which flows down from the base of the Borasu Pass. After our short visit to Marinda Tal we make our return journey back to Boslo. We take the same route and it becomes much easier as its all downhill from here. We reach back by early evening and rest at the campsite. Night Halt in tents.

Post breakfast we set out from this beautiful abode as we retrace our trail towards Gangad. Although the views seem different as the perspective changes significantly trekking downhill. The walk takes lesser time than before and is enjoyable. We reach Gangad by early evening. From Gangad, the vehicle shall take us back to Sankri. We retire for the day in the guest house in Sankri. Night Halt Sankri.

The trek to Har ki Dun concludes today as we leave Sankri post early breakfast for Mussoorie. If time permits, visit Kempty fall on way to Mussoorie. Arrive Mussoorie by early evening. Check into hotel. Leisure evening at Mussoorie exploring the Mall Road.

Depart for Delhi with packed breakfast. Arrive Delhi in the evening and depart for Vadodara by 3 Ac Train Regular Coach.

Arrival Vadodara early morning (Midnight of day 9). Trip ends here.