Season: May - Mid July

Here is a place that transports you into classic timelessness, set amidst towering Pine and Deodar trees by the River Tons (For the uninitiated Tons is the largest tributary of the Yamuna), camp Har ki dun makes for a compelling getaway.

From watching the reflection of the sunrise in the river to gazing at the star-studded sky in the night, the wonders of this camp are boundless. The Legendary Har ki dun valley is but a stones throw away. The drive through the valley is full of multi-coloured flowers - nasturtiums with bright yellow and red flowers, primulas, geraniums, white chrysanthemums, and wild roses of various hues, junipers, cedar and birch forests which are among the best in the entire Garhwal Himalayas.

Among the foremost attractions of Camp HKD is its ability to provide you with that absolute chilled out experience with not a care in the world. It provides you with opportunities that are diverse and unusual; Ancient temples that have some astonishing traditions, parts of the valley still worship Duryodhan. Architecture that is unique with wooden houses that are multi storied and amazingly multi functunal. A bevy of natural pools, with their pellucid waters are ever beckoning.

For the white water enthusiast, the river is challenging and exciting, fast and furious. Some of the rapids here are likely to "quench your thirst" in more ways than one. The camp also forms an ideal base for the Har ki dun trek. But that’s not all, a 5 day trek from the camp and you enter the Sangla Valley bringing you the best of Garhwal and Himachal.

So as you can see..its all going be happening here this Summer!

Location : Mori
Mori is a sleepy hamlet in the Uttarkashi dist. of Uttaranchal by the River Tons. Well know for its thick pine forests, among its many claims to fame is the tallest pine tree in South Asia.

Activities
There is much to see and do at Camp HKD. The river tons is well know for its white water that will keep enthusiasts enthralled and talking about it for eons. But what is not very well known is that the camp is an ideal base for host of treks that take you through pristine and diverse terrain. The HKD trek, Sangla Valley, Ruinsiara tal are a few that come to mind immediately. Apart from this you have the usual suspects; climbing, rappelling, body surfing et al.

Facilities
Accommodation: The camp provides comfortable accommodation in Swiss alpine tents. Each tent has 2 cots with comfortable bedding and clean Linen, a table and a Lantern.
Sanitation: The bathrooms have running water and the toilets are dry pit toilets. The commodes are commodious and as convenient as being at home. For privacy the designated sanitation facilities for men and women are in separate enclosures.
Food: We have a full-fledged kitchen that provides you with hot multi-cuisine meals apart from all the cups of tea / coffee you might want. In fact here you might be tempted to try your own hand at coughing up a Gourmet’s delight.

How to reach
By Air: The Jolly Grant Airport (Dehradun) is the nearest airport and is connected by flights from Delhi. The drive from the airport to our camp will take 6 hrs and a pick up can be organised.
By Train: The nearest railhead to Camp HKD is Dehradun 155 km away. Dehradun is connected to all parts of the country. The prominent trains from Delhi are Mussoorie Express, Shatabdi Express & Jan Shatabdi. A taxi can be organised from here and will take 5 hrs to reach the camp.
By Road: The road connection to our camp from New Delhi takes you through Meerut - Muzzafarnagar ­ Roorkee - Dehradun ­ Mussoorie ­ Purola. The total distance is about 410 Km from Delhi. If one is driving by oneself from Delhi it will take about 12 hrs.