The Brahmatal Lake Trek is a captivating journey that takes trekkers through stunning landscapes in the Indian Himalayas. Nestled in Uttarakhand, this trek offers breathtaking views of snow-capped peaks, dense forests, and a frozen lake. It typically spans over 6-7 days and involves moderate difficulty, making it suitable for both beginners and seasoned trekkers. The trail passes through charming villages, alpine meadows, and oak forests, providing an immersive experience in nature’s serenity. Trekkers often encounter diverse wildlife and enjoy camping under starry skies, making it a memorable adventure in the heart of the Himalayas.
Overview
Resting in the depths of the Himalayas in Uttarakhand, a lake where Lord Brahma is said to have meditated according to mythology, is one of the few treks that can be done during the winter months when most trekking routes are closed. The trek treats you to soaring views of some lofty mountain peaks such as Mt. Trishul, Mt Nanda Ghunti, and Mt. Khamet.
The glacial
Resting in the depths of the Himalayas in Uttarakhand, a lake where Lord Brahma is said to have meditated according to mythology, is one of the few treks that can be done during the winter months when most trekking routes are closed. The trek treats you to soaring views of some lofty mountain peaks such as Mt. Trishul, Mt Nanda Ghunti, and Mt. Khamet.
The glacial lake is located at a height of 3180 meters, this trek hosts one of the loveliest forest walks that are home to diverse bird species and century-old oak trees. This trek’s trail is completely coated in snow, but during spring, the trails of these forests are carpeted in the red and pink blooms of rhododendrons. From this trek, you can see lake is located at a height of 3180 meters, this trek hosts one of the loveliest forest walks that are home to diverse bird species and century-old oak trees. This trek’s trail is completely coated in snow, but during spring, the trails of these forests are carpeted in the red and pink blooms of rhododendrons. From this trek, you can see
much of the Roopkund route, including views of Ali Bugyal, Bedni Bugyal, and Junargali. The walk is entirely inside a coniferous forest with Cedar, Oak, and Fir trees.
Brahmatal is now largely unchanged and serene due to its lack of popularity. The best time to go on the Brahmatal Trek is between December and February.
Trek Basic details
- Trek length : 28km
- Highest Altitude : 12650 ft
