Brahmatal Trek is an absolute beauty in India

India is a country full of many wonders that cater to every wanderlust’s innate desires. From beaches to mountains to deserts, everything that you could ask for India has up its sleeves. Each location will keep you on your toes and in a trance of wanting more.

India has various mountains and hills that are loved by people from all around the world. From trekkers to photographers all have found peace and comfort in the arms of Indian mountains. Here you will find some of the most difficult treks for our daredevils as well as trekking novices will be able to find comfort in the easier trails. People from all corners of the world travel wide and far to take one look at the mighty Himalayas, here it is possible to get a glimpse of paradise on Earth.

Brahmatal is one of the easier treks in India and is an absolute beauty, especially during the winter months. The blanket of snow acts as a blanket for all your worries and frees you from all of your stress. The views of Mount Nanda Ghunti and Mount Trishul add an extra something to this already beautiful trip. Brahmatal Trek will mesmerize you with its beautiful landscapes, clear blue skies, dense forests, and jaw-dropping view of the Garhwal mountains.

Trekkers from all corners of the country love Uttrakhand for its beauty as well as its stunning treks. These trails cater to various types of trekkers, there is something for just about everyone here. Uttarakhand is a very sacred state with places like Rishikesh, Haridwar, Kedarnath, and Badrinath, all under its umbrella. Brahmatal is one of the very few sacred religious treks. This trek is a perfect blend of easy as well as challenging trails. The trail is very much loved by trekkers, it garners a lot of love especially during the months of January and February. However, during the months of March and April, the trail is covered with rhododendrons that bloom into a wide spectrum of colours, making it a must-see site. It is advised to skip the trail during the months of July and August as the pouring rain makes it difficult to ascend the steep terrains of the mountain.

Brahmatal lies at an elevation of about 12,600 ft. It takes around 6 days to comfortably complete the 24 km journey. Throughout the journey, you are sure to be met with heavenly views.

Your journey will begin at Dehradun where the drive to Lohajung will begin, throughout the trip, you would be bewitched by stunning views. During this journey, you would also have the opportunity of seeing two of the purest rivers Bhagirathi and Alaknanda at Devprayag. The sunset at Lohajung is absolutely stunning and the views of Nanda Ghunti peak are sure to render you speechless. Lohajung got its name as it is believed to be the place where Goddess Parvati had a war (which in Hindi is called Jung), with Lohasur. The journey will take around 11 hours and you will reach an elevation of 7,662 km. The next day, the journey towards Bekatal begins. It takes around 4–5 hours to reach the campsite, which sits at an elevation of 9,876 ft. The distance of 6.3 km is filled with various floras. You will have gorgeous views of oak trees and alpine meadows keeping you company. The views of Nanda Ghunti peak would also keep you entrained. The next task to accomplish is the travel from Bekatal to Brahmatal campsite. The campsite is 4.5 km away and would take about 4–5 hours to reach. For the first hour, you would be graced with the company of Brahmatal lake while your ascent. The Shivalik range, as well as the Greater Himalayas, are visible making the journey even more alluring. The view of the night sky at an elevation of 10,735 ft is impeccable, something that surely cannot be viewed from the cities. Finally, it is the most important part of the trek, the journey to the top. The top is around 7.6 km away from the campsite and will take an average person about 5–6 hours. After a hard-working trip, the final destination would be in your view. Chaukhambha, Mandir, Mana, Nilgiri, Neelkant, Trishul, Nanda Ghunti, Maitoli are some of the peaks that would be there to welcome you as you reach the summit. From a height of 12,600 ft, you are sure to get unimaginable views of the mountains. Everywhere your eyes can see, the beauty of nature would appeal. After taking in the 360-degree view as much as you can, the time to return to the campsite begins. After spending the night, the day to travel back to Lohajung and then to Dehradun begins.

Even though the journey has come to an end, the experience and feelings are sure to stay with you forever. A beautiful destination for trekking novices as well as those who would like to take a little break from the city’s hustle and bustle. This little adventure is sure to leave you wanting more.


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