Brahmatal Trek, Uttarakhand
4.5/5
- 6D / 5N
- Rishikesh To Rishikesh
24 Kms
12,200ft
Easy to Moderate
Expert Guide
Brahmatal Trek, Uttarakhand
4.5/5
- (1,232 Reviews)
- 6D / 5N
- Rishikesh To Rishikesh
24 Kms
12,200ft
Easy to Moderate
Expert Guide
Overview
Among a large number of hiking sites around the country, the Brahmatal Trek is regarded as the “all-in-one package.” The Brahmatal trip, which stretches for 24 kilometres, takes you to some of the most spectacular Himalayan peaks, including Mt Chaukhamba, Mt Neelkanth, and Mt Hathi Ghoda, among others. Brahmatal is fascinating due to its diverse splendour, which ranges from spectacular mountains to snow-covered pathways, high altitude tranquil lakes, and lush green woods. If you’re one of those persons who like posing for the camera, you’ll appreciate this spot even more. The amount of snow makes all of your moments spent here Instagram-worthy, and you’ll feel compelled to document them all. Winters, notably the months of October, November, December, and January, are unquestionably the finest season to perform the Brahmatal Trek for all snow lovers who prefer to watch sun rays lighting the ivory surface. The 6-day, 5-night journey begins at Lohajung, around 300 kilometres from Dehradun. We will prepare for our travel the next morning after an overnight stay and dinner at Lohajung.
Trek Itinerary
At 6:00 a.m., the group will gather at the pickup location. After that, we'll travel to Lohajung. We'll stop in Devprayag, Srinagar, Rudraprayag, and Karnaprayag along the way. Lohajung is a tiny town in the Chamoli area with a local market that serves as a base point for Roopkund, Bedni Bugyal, Brahamtal, and many more treks. By the evening, we'll be in Lohajung. Dinner will be given, followed by a stay at Lohajung for the night.
We'll begin the day with morning tea and a light brunch. The trip leader will give a day briefing session. Following that, we'll begin our trip and take the first step on our way to the summit. The view improves as we rise, and we can see the confluence of the Kail and Pindari Rivers in Kail Valley. We'd arrive at Bekaltal, a lake surrounded by oak trees, after a few hours of trekking. Dinner will be given, followed by a stay at Bekaltal Campsite for the night.
We'll begin the day with morning tea and a light brunch. After that, the trek leader will give us a day briefing. Then we'll make our way to Brahmatal Lake. We'd arrive at Telandi after some time on the trail and descend further to an open area. When we get to the lake, we'll take a break and relax for a while. Check into the lakeside campground, which is only a short distance away. Dinner will be given at Brahmatal Campsite, followed by an overnight stay.
We'll begin the day with a cup of tea. After that, we'll have breakfast and then have a day briefing. As we will be heading towards the Brahmatal pass, this will be the longest day of the hike. This is the day when you can only bring your daypack and the bare basics with you. Upon arrival, we'll be treated to vistas of some of the Garhwal region's most iconic Himalayan peaks, including Mt.Trishul and Mt Nanda Ghunti. We'll return to the campground after recording this unique moment and delighting in the scenery.
Dinner will be given upon arrival at the campsite, followed by an overnight stay at Brahmatal Campsite.
We'll begin the day with a cup of tea. Following that, we'll have breakfast and then a day briefing. We'll begin our trip down towards Lohajung from our campground. We will finally be out of the woods at Malling, and hints of civilisation will begin to show; little buildings will be seen on the hills ahead of us. We'll check into our homestay in Lohajung and be fed supper once we arrive. The day will come to a close with a stopover at Lohajung for the night.
Today, we'll have a cup of tea first thing in the morning. Following that, we'll travel to Rishikesh. We'd arrive in Rishikesh in the evening. The gang will disband here and go with nice memories in their heads. This is where the tour comes to an end.
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Inclusion
- Transportation from pickup to drop location.
- Meals while on trek. (Veg + Egg).
- All Necessary entry fees and permits.
- First aid kits and oxygen cylinder and stretcher.
- Poters/Mules to carry central equipments.
- Goalpines staff insurance.
- Mountaineering qualifieds trek leader, guide, cook and staff.
- Accomodation in guest house, home stay, camping during trek.
- Trekking equipments: sleeping bags, mattress, dome alpine shape tents, kitchen Tent, dining tent, toilet tents and micro spikes.
Exclusion
- Any kind of personal expenses.
- During the travel food.
- Insurance
- Any kind of emergency exacuation charges.
- Personal Luggage porterage/Mules charges. INR-300/day.
Things To Carry
- Trekking shoes with good grip.
- Backpack (40-60litres) with rain cover.
- Extra pair of socks.
- Poncho.
- Woolen Cap / Scarf / Bandana.
- Headlamp/ torch.
- Daypack.
- Water bottles.
- Personal medicines.
- Id proof: – (driving license, voters Id etc.)
- Accessories: – sunglasses, suncap, synthetic warm hand gloves.
- Toiletries: – sunscreen, moisturizer, light towel, lip balm, toilet paper, toothbrush, toothpaste, hand sanitizer.
- Clothes: -Warm layers (fleece, woolen and one padded jacket ), two trek pants, three t shirts, one pair thermals uper lower.
FAQ's
A- With 5 years of expertise in the world of adventure, we are here to help. There are numerous trekking companies to select from, and picking the proper one is crucial. Our professional staff has extensive knowledge of mountain terrains, climbing abilities, and real-life experiences as local specialists. We look after our lodging, meals, and equipment after putting safety first. The service quality is never compromised. Himalayan Hikers constantly tries to bring you closer to the nature by delivering sustainable hikes while organising your journey. We assist you in exploring the culture of tiny villages and providing excellent traditional meals from various locations, so go outside of your comfort zone and join our team for once-in-a-lifetime adventures.
A- When visiting a trek, food safety is always a major issue. As a result, we make every effort to select Lodges [tea houses] and restaurants with clean and sanitary kitchens. On our lodge treks, we provide a cook who uses our own cookware to produce safe and appetising meals, as well as sanitary washing facilities. On camping vacations, the food we offer is absolutely safe.
A- It is best to schedule two months in advance to ensure that all of the necessary arrangements are done. If the dates are available, we accept reservations up to one week in advance.
A- Fill out the reservation form on our website (link) or particular trek’s page or send us an email at info@goalpine.in. You may also reach out to us via the phone numbers listed on the website.
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A- Carry your backpack, and if you are unable to do so for whatever reason, porters will accompany you. Offloading is subject to additional fees.
A- On treks, lodging options include hotels, homestays, lodges, guesthouses, and tents. We attempt to provide lodging in homestays and hotels in local locations to help locals earn a living. It also allows you to experience mountain life and learn about the local folks.
A- The weather is unpredictable and can change at any time, however nights are normally chilly and days are mild. However, it is entirely dependent on the season and weather conditions. Keep enough warm clothing on hand to defend oneself from the cold.
