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Harsil weekend trip from Delhi

Bhagirathi valley apple orchards near Gangotri

Harsil valley on the Bhagirathi
By road
489 km
Best months
Oct–Nov, Apr–Jun
Trip length
Long weekend

From

₹11,180 per person, all-in

Our estimate for 2 people on Comfortable, Fri 16 Oct – Sun 18 Oct, for the whole trip: travel both ways (the train or bus fare, which we book for you, plus its booking service charge), the stay, local transport and our fee. Everything is checked live before you pay.

Plan this weekend

How to get there

When to go

Best: Oct–Nov, Apr–Jun

Avoid: Jan–Feb, Jul–Sep

  1. Jan

    4°

    -4°

    9d rain

    10d snow

  2. Feb

    5°

    -3°

    9d rain

    8d snow

  3. Mar

    7°

    -1°

    8d rain

    6d snow

  4. Apr

    11°

    2°

    5d rain

    1d snow

  5. May

    15°

    4°

    7d rain

  6. Jun

    21°

    9°

    11d rain

  7. Jul

    23°

    15°

    16d rain

  8. Aug

    22°

    14°

    12d rain

  9. Sep

    21°

    11°

    7d rain

  10. Oct

    16°

    5°

    3d rain

  11. Nov

    11°

    2°

    4d rain

    1d snow

  12. Dec

    7°

    -2°

    4d rain

    4d snow

Typical day high and night low (°C) and rainy days per month, averaged over the last ten years. best avoid

A sample 3-day plan

  1. Day 1 — up to Uttarkashi

    • 6:00 amFrom Rishikesh, drive via Chamba to Uttarkashi (about 5h)
    • 9:00 amBreakfast stop at Chamba
    • 1:00 pmKashi Vishwanath temple, Uttarkashi
    • 3:00 pmContinue to Harsil (about 3h)
  2. Day 2 — Gangotri and Gartang Gali

    • 7:00 amDrive 25 km to Gangotri temple
    • 10:30 amSurya Kund falls behind the temple
    • 12:00 pmGartang Gali, the restored cliffside wooden walkway near Bhaironghati
    • 4:00 pmBack in Harsil; orchard walk along the Bhagirathi
  3. Day 3 — Mukhba and return

    • 8:00 amMukhba village, winter seat of Ganga
    • 2:00 pmLunch at Uttarkashi
    • 8:00 pmNight in Rishikesh

Your own plan is timed around the train or bus you take and where you stay.

Nearby alternatives

Harsil: questions people ask

How far is Harsil from Delhi?

About 489 km by road from central Delhi.

What is the best time to visit Harsil?

Oct–Nov, Apr–Jun. Avoid Jan–Feb, Jul–Sep.

What is the weather like in Harsil?

Warmest in Jul (days around 23°C), coldest in Jan (nights around -4°C). The wettest month is Jul, with about 16 rainy days. Snow is most likely in Jan, Feb, Mar, Nov and Dec.

Can I do Harsil in a weekend from Delhi?

It's better as a long weekend: our sample plan for Harsil covers 3 days, so take a day off or pick a holiday weekend.

How much does a weekend trip to Harsil cost?

From about ₹11,180 per person for 2 people on our Comfortable style for Fri 16 Oct – Sun 18 Oct, for the whole trip: travel both ways (the train or bus fare, which we book for you, plus its booking service charge), the stay, local transport and our fee. It's an estimate until we check it live; the price for your dates is on the trip page.

Go to Harsil this weekend

The train, bus or cab, where you'd stay, every day planned and one all-in price per person for the whole trip. We book your train, bus or flight, stay and cabs, and confirm them before you pay.