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Brahmatal Trek

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Overview

Brahmatal Trek is a scenic trail located in the Garhwal Himalayas. It has mythological importance where Lord Brahma is said to have meditated. The best time to do the Brahmatal trek is in winter. Brahmatal Trek is a great winter trekking option and it lies on the opposite side of the famous Roopkund. One will get to witness the spectacular views of the Himalayan range.

The prominent peaks that are visible are Mt. Trishul, Mt Nanda Ghunti, Mt. Chaukhamba, Nilkanth, Kamet, Hathi, and Ghoda peaks. Most of the trail of the Roopkund trek can also be seen from this trek, including views of Ali Bugyal, Bedni Bugyal & Junargali. The trek isn’t that famous hence it is very untouched and serene. The walk will be mostly through the jungles of Conifer, Cedar Oak and fir.

The journey begins and ends in Rishikesh, which is known as the Yoga capital of the world. You can opt for Rafting, Bungee Jumping, and Paragliding at Rishikesh.

What to watch out for?

The beautiful oak and Rhododendron forests

Brahmatal trek is a mesmerizing forest trek. There are oak trees, alpine forests and rhododendron forests which are a treat to the eyes. As you get closer to the Brahmatal top, to your right rises the massive Mt Trishul and to your left stands Mt Nanda Ghunti. You even see the Ronti Saddle, the ridge that connects Mt Trishul and Mt Nanda Ghunti!

Different setting of trek

The trek has a grand trail. The settings of the trek are unique in terms of the geography. To the right, you will see the Roopkund trek and layers of mountain ranges. It is very difficult to get such magnificent views of big mountains like this. No other trek will provide such bewildering views, Brahmatal tops the chart in this case.

A classic trek

What makes Brahmatal classic is because of the lovely campsites, two frozen lakes, the astounding Garhwal Himalayas and the undulating snowy fields of Brahmatal.

How to reach

Lohajung is the base village and trek starting point. Lohajung is 250km from Rishikesh. Rishikesh is well connected to all major cities of the country.

Nearest Airport: Joly Grant Airport, Dehradun is the nearest airport. Which is 20km from Rishikesh.

Nearest Railway Station: Rishikesh is the closest railway station.

Road Connectivity: Rishikesh is well connected with national capital Delhi by highway. Delhi is 251km from Rishikesh. Book a cab to reach Rishikesh or overnight Volvo is most convenient mode of travel to reach Rishikesh from Delhi.

Facts About Brahmatal Trek

Region: Garhwal Himalayas

Route: Via traditional route
Total Duration: 6 Days | 30 kms
Altitude: 12,250ft
Grade: Moderate
Best Time: Dec-March
Last ATM: Dewal, better to withdraw from Rishikesh

Temperature: -8 to 25°C

Base Camp: Lohajung
Trip Begin/End: Rishikesh

Best for All Age Groups and First Timers.

Highlights

  • ASTONISHING VIEWS OF MT. TRISHUL & MT NANDAGHUNTI
  • LOVELY FORESTS, CAMPSITES AND LAKES
  • A CLASSICAL TREK

Tour Plan

Day 01 Drive from Rishikesh to Lohajung

Lohajung Altitude: 7,700 feet
• Drive 250 km, 10 hours
• Trekkers will be picked from ISBT, Rishikesh at 5:45 am in a Bolero/Sumo/Tempo Traveler or a similar vehicle. These are best vehicles for the himalayan roads.
• 5:00 p.m. is the expected arrival time at base camp, Lohajung.
• Tea with Briefing/Orientation, check list
• Buy/Rent Personal gears
• overnight stay

Day 02 Trek to Bekaltal

Bekaltal Altitude: 9,600 feet
• Trek 6 km, 5-6 hours
• Initially moderate ascent, gradual through forest
• enjoy Maggie at Begam Top, The Maggie point
• enough water points enroute
• Hot lunch at campsite, hike to Bekaltal
• overnight stay in camps

Day 03 Trek to Brahmatal via Jhandi Top

Brahmatal Altitude: 10,450 feet
Jhandi Top: Highest point of today's trek
• Trek 6 km, 5-6 hours
• Initially steep ascent for 90 minutes, gradual through grasslands, steep ascent to Jhandi Top
• Best day of the day, best mountain views from Jhandi Top
• Mt Chaukhamba 23,419 feet, Mt. Trishul 23,360 feet, Mt Neelkanth 21,640 feet, Mt. Nandaghunti 20,699 feet & Ali-Bedni Bugyal
• No water enroute, 2 liters per person required
• Hot lunch at Brahmatal campsite
• walk to Brahmatal lake, 600 meters from campsite
• overnight stay in camps

Day 04 Brahmatal Top | Summit Day

Brahmatal Top: 12,250 feet
• Trek 7 km, 5-6 hours
• Initially steep ascent till top,
• Magnificent 180 degree views of famous peaks like Trishul, Chaukhambha, Mana, Neelkanth, Nanda Ghunti, Maitoli all the way to the Panchachuli ranges, lower one is Shivalik himalayan range
• No water enroute, carry 2 liters per person
• Enjoy Tea with packed lunch at Brahmatal Top
• descent to campsite, witness sunset from the campsite
• overnight stay in camps

Day 05 Trek to Lohajung via Jhandi Top

Lohajung: 7,600 feet
• Trek 9 km, 6-7 hours
• steep ascent till Jhandi top, all descent till Lohajung
• one water-point, carry 2 liters per person
• packed lunch provided
• overnight stay in rooms

Day 06 Departure Day

last day of Brahmatal Trek, drop to ISBT, Rishikesh will provided
• Drive 250km, 8 hours
• start early in the morning, breakfast
• drop at Rishikesh by 6pm. Schedule further bookings by 8pm with buffer time.
• Fly back home destination with lot's of sweet memories.

Included/Excluded

  • Accommodation as per the itinerary (2N Rooms, 3N Camps)
  • Travel/Transfer/Transportation as per itinerary (Rishikesh to Rishikesh) through Jeep/Bolero/Sumo/Sedan/Tempo Traveler
  • All Meals while on the trek, healthy and nutritious meals (starting from Day 1 Dinner to Day 6 Breakfast). We Serve Indian Cuisine with Eggs.
  • Morning & Evening Tea
  • Soup in the evening.
  • Pick & Drop from/at ISBT Rishikesh.
  • Camping Equipment like Tents, Sleeping Bag, Mattress, Kitchen & Dining equipment etc.
  • All required Forest, Camping, and Trekking Permits.
  • First Aid Medical Kit with Oximeter and portable oxygen.
  • Expert Trek Leader.
  • Support staff that have completed a mountaineering course, Mountain Staff Local Guide, Cook, Porter, Mule & Helper.
  • Safety equipment
  • 24x7 Customer Support.
  • followed by full power fun.
  • Any services not mentioned in the inclusions
  • Any insurance, emergency evacuation or rescue charges, any cost of hospitalization.
  • Any costs incurred as a result of bad weather, road closures, sudden halt, Snowfall, Rain, Strike, Bandh, Administrative or Govt Ban, Vehicle Breakdown, God Act or other factors beyond our control must be paid by YOU/TOURIST on the spot.
  • Liability for or Insurance against injury, loss of life, accidents or loss of goods.
  • Any personal expenses not included in the inclusions, such as tip, mineral water, and snacks/meals, Buffer Day.
  • Backpack off-loading
  • Insurance or liability for injury, death, accidents, or loss of property.
  • Taxes/GST.

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