Brahmatal Trek
A beautiful experience in the himalayan mountains
9750 INR / Person
6 Days / 5 Nights
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Overview
Brahmatal Trek is located in Uttarakhand's Himalayas at an altitude of 3734 metres and is best done during the winter months of January and February. Furthermore, this walk provides breathtaking vistas of high Himalayan peaks Mt. Trishul and Mt. Nanda Ghunti, as well as many snow-covered summits. The beautiful Brahmatal region is nestled between two massive snow-capped hills that provide for a spectacular vista. The meadows, on the other hand, are still blanketed with snow. As a result, it appears to be the most excellent iciness trek in Uttarakhand. In addition, it is a top-rated skiing destination.
Itinerary
Make a beeline towards Lohajung. If you want to travel with us, we will pick you up at 7 a.m. from Dehradun and take you to Lohajung. At the late evening, between 8 and 9 p.m., expect to arrive in Lohajung. The route takes you through the beautiful Devprayag and Karnprayag districts. We'll arrive at Lohajung in the evening and settle into a guesthouse for the night. Lohajung is a tiny mountain pass that links the Gwaldam and Wan sides of the mountain at 2300 metres. Spend an evening in Lohajung's little market, which shuts extremely early, or watch a lovely sunset from your guest house's balcony. For a good night's sleep, eat breakfast and retire to bed early.
After breakfast, start your hike with a packed lunch. Just outside of Lohajung, there is an ascending human-made stone route. The trail provides breathtaking views of the Nandaghunti Peak. The majority of the trek takes place in a coniferous forest with Cedar, Oak, and Fir trees. Bekaltal (2750 m) is a beautiful lake that is usually frozen in the months of January and February. The journey to Bekaltal is around 8 kilometres long and takes about 4-5 hours to accomplish. Bekaltal Lake is a beautiful camping location surrounded by oak woods. We're going to stay here for the night.
We depart camp early in the morning towards Brahmatal (3400 metres), where Lord Brahma is reputed to have meditated many years ago. This is where the state bird of Uttrakhand, the Monal, may be found. Views of peaks like Trishul, Bithartoli, and Nandaghunti will keep your photographers busy today. Brahmatal Lake is a tiny body of water that is difficult to see from afar, especially when it is completely frozen in the winter. We'll find a good camping spot near the lake and pitch our tent for the night. Winters in our part of the world may be very cold, yet our camps and sleeping bags can keep us toasty all night.
Today is a straightforward day. You can bring a daypack and leave your bag at the camp because we will be returning to the same location. We climb to the summit of Brahmatal ( 3846 M). The Himalayan range may be seen spectacularly on your right. Mt. Trishul and Nandaghunti are two of the most famous summits, and they resemble one other so closely that you could think you're looking at a movie screen. Return to the camp.
On this day, the magnificent journey comes to an end. After taking in the greatest vistas and snow-covered trail, we'll return to Lohajung on the same trail. We'll arrive at Lohajung in the afternoon. This day might be spent relaxing or exploring the little village, listening to inhabitants tell legendary stories and learning about their culture. You should stay at the guest home.
It's time to leave the lovely Lohajung village, but not before capturing many life-long memories.
Inclusion
- All tolls & driver charge
- All permit & taxes
- Trek leader and local guide
- Pick and drop from Lohajung to Lohajung
- The cost of renting a campsite
- A porter and mule are necessary to deliver camping equipment. Keep in mind that personal baggage can be carried for a charge by mules and/or porters.
- Both supper and brunch are vegetarian from the first day's dinner through the last day's brunch.
- You'll be sleeping in a tent or, if feasible, a guest home along the trek.
- Basic First Aid Medical Kit.
- Crampons and Gaiters
Exculsion
- All personal expenses
- Air Fare/Train Fare/Bus Fare from hometown
- There are no pick-up and drop-off points from/to your hometown.
- Tips, personal meds, and conference calls are examples of personal charges.
- Personal luggage weighing up to 12 kilogrammes per bag per person can be carried by porters/mules for Rs 350 per day per bag.
Cancellation Policy
If a trip is cancelled at the last minute due to a natural catastrophe or unforeseen circumstances (such as floods, earthquakes, landslides, assault, or bandh), Osla Outdoors will issue a trek voucher for the entire amount. Over the next year, the coupon can be used for the same or a different adventure.
If you decide to cancel the journey, please keep the following in mind:
- If you cancel within 30 days of the trek's start date, you will receive a full refund.
- You will receive a 50% refund if you cancel between 30 and 20 days before the trek.
- If you cancel fewer than 20 days before the journey, there will be no refund.
Please note that if you receive a refund, the total amount you paid will be reduced by 4% (Cancellation costs). You would also not be eligible for a refund if you purchased trek insurance.
While on the journey, Osla Outdoors takes no responsibility for any malfunctions or injuries to your clothing, gear, or other possessions. From start to end, the trek fee covers all expenses.
