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Bharamtal Trek
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- 4 Nights
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Bharamtal Trek
- Difficulty : Moderate
- Best time to visit : Winters From December To March
- Temparature : Day time: 0°C to 10°C; Night time: -10°C to -1°C
- Hightest Altitude : 12,250 ft
- Pickup point : Rishikesh/ Haridwar
About Bharamtal Trek
Brahmatal- the name itself is so fascinating that you cannot deny visiting it at least once. Situated in the depths of the Himalayas in Uttarakhand, Brahmatal is one of the best treks you could go for in India. Visiting Brahmatal Trek from December to March is the best time. You will see varieties of sights during the whole trek. You will go from dense forests to snowy meadows and much more. You can explore the place up to the hilt.
Your campsite will be at Bekaltal from where you will be able to see great vistas of several peaks and a crystal clear sky. You will see the glamorous sight of Mt. Nanda Ghunti and Mt. Trishul from this place. The whole trek will surely give you a great experience for a lifetime. Trekking always rejuvenates the human body and boosts the power of the body. This 6 days trek will teach you several things including unity, friendship, kindness and in fact you will get knowledge about the culture & tradition followed at this place. You will interact with the locals and will get a chance to know more about this place.
This beautiful journey will start at Rishikesh and will end at an amazing place of Uttarakhand. You don't have to just sit and travel...you must feel and live the all the moments of this trek as they will be so precious for you. The whol trek will make you crazy about everything. You just need to take care of yourself so that there is no impede on the trek's progress. Here you will see slightly ascending slopes. At some places, you may not find networks on your phone. You will also see many small shops of the locals, small villages, natural water streams, kids playing around, dense forests, colorful flowers, and much more.
The Brahmatal Trek is best for beginners or for people who are less trained. The grade of the trek is from easy to moderate. You will find it easy to trek. Though the trek is an easy one, you must prepare yourself physically and mentally. You must prepare your body before coming on the trek so that you can handle any difficulty(if occurs). Meanwhile, if we talk about the package of the Brahmatal trek , then it is most economical at our place. We are highly experienced and trained in this field and provide the best Brahmatal Trek package . Our team always works end to end to provide high class facilities to our customers. With our Brahmatal Trek package , you will find this trek worth going. Once you will go for this trek, you will surely come for the next one.
- DAY 1: Rishikesh to Lohajung(Drive)
- Altitude: 7,662 ft.
- Distance: 250 km
- Time: 10 hours
- Route of the first day will be: Rishikesh - Devprayag- Srinagar- Rudraprayag - Karanprayag-Dewal - Lohajung.
- DAY 2: Lohajung to Bekaltal
- Altitude: 9,690 ft.
- Distance: 6km
- Time: 4-5 hours
- DAY 3: Bekaltal to Brahmatal
- Altitude: 10,450 ft
- Distance: 7 km
- Time: 6–7 hours trek
- DAY 4: Brahmatal to Tilbudi via Brahmatal Pass
- Altitude: 10,450 ft. to 11,250 ft. via 12,200 ft.
- Distance: 7 km trek
- Time: 7-8 hours
- DAY 5: Tilbudi to Lohajung via Wan
- Altitude: 11,250 ft. to 7,650 ft. via 8,000 ft
- Distance: 4 km trek
- Time: 5-6 hours (1-hour drive to Lohajung)
- DAY 6: Lohajung to Rishikesh
- Distance: 210 km
- Time:10 hrs drive
On the first day, you will reside in the guest house.
You will go via several villages during your trek. It's an easy one.
Several sights will amaze you during this trek.
The level of the trek will be moderate.
Day 1: Rishikesh to Lohajung
On your first day, you will travel from Rishikesh to Lohajung for about 10 hours. Your travel journey from Rishikesh to Lohajung will be full of amazing sights. You will see several beautiful spots during the journey. The journey is quite long yet you will never feel bored due to the lovely weather of the place. As you will move forward, you will come across various places including prayags of Uttarakhand. Gradually, when you will pass Karanprayag and will reach near Lohajung, you will see the glorious vista of Nanda Ghunti peak. It will surely make your journey worthwhile. You will stay in the guest house at Lohajung. You will have your dinner at the same place. The earlier you will reach the guest house, the more time you will get to explore the place and to relax with an evening cup of tea.
Day 2: Lohajung to Bekaltal (9,690 ft)
On this day you will start your trek from Lohajung. You will begin your trek after having breakfast at the guest house. At the starting of the trek, you will pass through forests. Soon you will reach the village called Mandoli. Here you will see many new things like mud houses, traditional dhabas, etc. Greenery across the place will make you feel peaceful. Soon you will reach a valley where Kali & Pindari rivers meet. After walking for some distance, you will see plenty of rhododendron trees in a beautiful red color.
After crossing the village, you will see a wooden bridge & you will reach Begum ( a rest point). After this, you will cross several streams. The last stream that you will cross will be Gujrani Stream. Soon you will reach Bekaltal which looks beautiful irrespective of the season. Here you will feel the actual satisfaction & peace. The place is covered with thick oak trees around the camp site. You will start your trek from Dhak Village. This will be your campsite. From here you will also see Khopdaliya lake. Here you will stay over night.
Day 3: Bekaltal to Brahmatal (10,450 ft)
This day's trek will be amidst jungles of oak and rhododendrons. You will see several beautiful flowers on your way. Soon you will reach a meadow, the meadow of Telandi. You can see this meadow of Telandi into a greener one as well as into a snowy one depending on the month you are coming. But irrespective of season, you will always find it beautiful. Then after crossing this meadow, you will come across a descent which leads to Brahmatal. At your left side, you will see a temple where you can go and explore. From the temple area, you can see Trishul, Nanda Ghunti, and many other peaks which look amazing and enchanting. Your campsite for the day will be near the lake which will be the next level adventure.
Day 4: Brahmatal to Tilbudi via Brahmatal Pass (10,450 ft. to 11,250 ft. via 12,200 ft.)
This day you will trek for Brahmatal. On this day you will discover the beauty of the Brahmatal Trek. You will see so many Oak & Rhododendron trees on your way. You will be welcomed by so many beautiful flowers. Gradually, after covering some twists and turns you will reach Brahmatal Lake. In the proximity of the lake, you will see a small stream which is made up of water due to the melting of snow. You will cross various passes by climbing them. Soon, you will reach the top from where you will be able to see magnificent Mt. Trishul and Mt. Nanda Ghunti peaks. You may explore the place and can take pictures over here. You can enjoy a lot at this beautiful spot. After that you will start descending and will see peaks like Mandi, Neelkanth, Trishul, Maitoli and many more. After a while you will reach Tilbudi campsite where you will stay over night. The campsite is completely surrounded by trees and is beautiful in its own way.
Day 5: Tilbudi to Lohajung via Wan (11,250 ft. to 7,650 ft. via 8,000 ft.)
On your fifth day of the trek, you will move to Lohajung from Tilbudi via Wan. While you will walk through Wan, you will see so many scenic scenes. You may enjoy clicking multiple pictures with your friends. Then soon you will reach a small source of water at Chota Tilbudi. Eventually, you will reach Wan Village which is a beautiful traditional village. And from here, you will reach Lohajung after walking some distance. Stay here for the night and enjoy yourself fully as this will be the last stay of your trek.
Day 6: Lohajung to Rishikesh
On the final day, you will get back to Rishikesh from Lohajung.
Hope you will surely enjoy the Brahmatal Trek and will come again for other treks.
How to Reach Bharamtal Trek
By Air :
If you will come by flight then you will reach Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun. There are daily flights from Delhi. After reaching Jolly Grant Airport, you will need to reach Rishikesh Railway Station(your pick-up point).
By Train :
The train is another simplest means to reach Rishikesh Railway Station. Haridwar Railway Station is well connected with various places like Delhi, Lucknow, Kolkata, MP, etc. From Haridwar Railway Station, you can reach Rishikesh Railway Station easily.
By Bus:
You can easily avail bus service from Delhi. You will directly reach Rishikesh Bus Station. From the bus station, you just need to reach Rishikesh Railway Station.
Bharamtal Trek Location
Includes
- Accommodation (Guest house, Home stay, Camping)
- Trek equipments: Sleeping bag, mattress, tent (twin sharing), kitchen & dinning tent, toilet tent, utensils and crampon (if required)
- Welcome refreshment
- Three times meals (Veg+egg): Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner
- All necessary permits and entry fees
- First aid medical kits, stretcher and oxygen cylinder.
- Mountaineering qualified & professional guide and Support staff.
- Transport from Dehradun to Sankri and retorn (According to itinerary)
- Porter or mule charges for carrying camping equipment and rations
- Morning Tea
- Evening Tea with snacks
- Guide Charges
- Hot drinking water
- Outside Explorers approved trek completion certificate
- Dry fruits, chocolates, biscuits, toffees provided during the trek
Excludes
- Porter/mule for personal bags
- Any meals or services not mentioned in inclusions
- Any charges for video cameras or still cameras
- Charges for soft drinks or any other beverage
- Personal expenses such as tips, laundry or telephone calls
- Any costs arising from unforeseen circumstances like landslides, bad weather or road blocks, etc
- Any kind of personal expenses.
- Food during the transit.
- Insurance.
- Mules or porter to carry personal luggage.
- Anything not specifically mentioned under the head.
- Any kind of emergency evacuation charges.
Note : Normally Outside Explorer expect to carry your personal luggage on your own, if you wish to offload your backpack, you can give it to Mule.
Charges of offloading backpack:-
- INR 1400/- if you make an online payment, 6 days in advance
- INR 1500/- if you inform us after reaching Sankri
- The backpack cannot weigh more than 11 kgs. Backpack should have waterproof cover. Suitcases/strolleys/ bags will not be allowed.
Thing's to carry
You need to get :-
- Shirts/T-shirts – 2/3
- Full sleeves T-shirts/ Sweatshirts. 1 for every 2 days of trekking
- Trekking pants – 2
- One full-sleeved sweater
- Good quality windproof jacket – (optional)
- Woolen socks – 1 pair, for the night only
- Regular socks for trekking – 2 or 3 pairs
- Scarf/muffler (optional)
- Raincoat / Poncho
- Small lightweight towel
- Water bottle-2
- Cap/hat to keep the strong sun away from your face
- Sun glasses
- Walking stick/trekking pole
- Sunscreen lotion
- Lip balm
- Torch/flashlight (with extra batteries)
- Day pack for essentials
- Rain cover for your bags
- Plastic/waterproof bags for belongs in case of rain
- Camera if you like (with fully charged batteries)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)
1What kind of clothes can we wear?
As you will walk through several ascents and descents, it is recommended to wear most comfortable clothes like tracksuit, normal t-shirts & lowers.
2 How large will be the group?
We always emphasize having a short group as it becomes easier to instruct them. Also, it is easier to travel throughout without any impeded.
3 Will the food provided be vegetarian?
Yes. We will provide Indian Vegetarian food throughout the journey.
4 Do we need to show any fitness proof?
No, There is nothing like that. But yes, you must be fit enough to cross the ridges and complete the trek without any difficulties
5 Will we complete the trek in the prescribed time?
Probably yes, We always finish the trek in the mentioned time period, until & unless there is no emergency kind of a situation.
Top Tips for Trekkers
Before you load up your backpack with trekking socks and Kendal mint cake, give some thought to the infrastructure on the route you plan to conquer. Some treks require total self-sufficiency, sleeping under canvas and purifying water as you go; other routes have refuges or rustic teahouses every step of the way. Here are some of the key considerations:
- Travel light: every extra gram will weigh you down on the trails; if it isn't essential, leave it behind.
- Respect your feet: boots offer more support, but all-terrain trainers are lighter and dry more quickly after a soaking.
- Protect your knees: trekking poles can help control the knee-crushing descents that are a feature of pretty much every trek.
- Climb slowly: Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS) can kill, so ascend slowly and take rest days to acclimatize on any trek above 2,500m in elevation.
- Heed the weather: when treks go wrong, it's normally because of the weather, so check the forecasts; if conditions look bad, stop somewhere safe and sit it out, rather than pushing on over the next pass.
- Be prepared: don't launch straight from the sofa to the summit–warm up with gentler walks, hikes and runs to get your body used to the exertion.
- Plan ahead: many trekking routes require a permit and advance booking for lodges and camp sites; for some routes, you need to book months ahead.
