Brahmatal: one of the very few religious treks in India

 The state of Uttarakhand is known for being very holy. It has a huge significance in the Hindu religion, as it is home to places such as Badrinath, Haridwar, Kedarnath, and Rishikesh. The trek is also on the easier side of the spectrum. Not only this, the trek is also budget-friendly, making it the perfect trek for a novice. The trek is also popularly known for its picturesque view. So if you are someone who loves photography and also wants to try trekking, this trek is made for you.

Brahmatal Trek is named after Lord Brahma, who is said to have meditated here. This place is one of the hidden gems of the Himalayas. From the top of the mountain, the view of the Himalayas stacking in layers is stunning. The view from the top seems to be never ending, that is how mesmerising it is. It is easy to lose yourself here while at the same time finding yourself in the beauty of the surroundings.

Your excursion will start at Dehradun where the drive to Lohajung will start, all through the trip, you will be mesmerised by staggering views. During this excursion, you would also have the chance 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 top make certain to render you speechless. The excursion will take around 11 hours and you will arrive at a height of 7,662 km. The following day, the journey towards Bekatal will begin. It takes around 4–5 hours to arrive at the camping area, which sits at an elevation of 9,876 ft. The distance of 6.3 km is loaded up with various vegetation. The views of the Nanda Ghunti peak would also keep you entertained throughout. The following day the journey towards Brahmatal starts. The campground is 4.5 km away and would take around 4–5 hours to reach. The Shivalik range makes the journey even more mesmerising. The views of the night sky at a rise of 10,735 ft are flawless, something that without a doubt can’t be seen from the urban areas.

The summit of Brahmatal is absolutely stunning. At long last, it is time to trek to the top.The summit is around 7.6 km away from the camping area and will take a normal individual around 5–6 hours. After a tiring excursion, the summit will be in view. Chaukhambha, Mandir, Mana, Nilgiri, Neelkant, Trishul, Nanda Ghunti, Maitoli are a few of the beautiful mountain peaks that would be there to invite you as you arrive at the summit. From an elevation of 12,600 ft, it is certain that you get unfathomable views of the mountains. Wherever your eyes can see, the excellence of nature would pursue. Being surrounded by the majestic mountains all around is one of the most picturesque view. The world from the height seems mesmerising and gives you peace and calm.

After taking in the 360-degree views as much as you can, it is time to get back to the camping area. The next day marks the day to make a trip back to Lohajung and afterward to Dehradun where this beautiful adventure will bid you adieu.

This trip is indeed a beautiful one, that will be good for you as well as for your bank balance.

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