Brahmatal Trek: Cost and Itinerary Details

Q: How cold does it get on the trek?

Expect temperatures between -5°C to -10°C at night during peak winter. Proper layering is key.

Q: Will there be snow on the trail?

Yes! From late December to early March, expect snow-covered trails and campsites.

Q: Are toilets available on the trek?

Yes, we provide clean and portable toilet tents at each campsite.

Q: What is the group size?

Usually between 10–15 trekkers per group to ensure safety and personalized attention.

Into the Heart of Himalayan Snowscapes

Transportation
Traveller or Car
Accomodation
On sharing basis
Maximum Altitude
12,250 ft
Departure from
Rishikesh
Best season
Dec to March, Oct to April
Meals
All meals during the trek
Language
English, Hindi
Fitness level
Easy to Moderate

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Overview

The Brahmatal Trek is a winter wonderland journey through deep forests, frozen lakes, and open meadows wrapped in snow. This trek offers a rare chance to explore alpine beauty in peak winter, making it ideal for snow-lovers and peace seekers. With mesmerizing views of Trishul and Nanda Ghunti peaks, tranquil campsites, and a mythological touch – it’s one of the most rewarding winter treks in India.

Highlights

Panoramic Summit Views of Mt. Trishul, Nanda Ghunti, and more
Frozen Lakes – Bekaltal and Brahmatal, iced over in winter
Dense Forest Trails of oak and rhododendron blanketed in snow
Starry Campsites with crystal-clear Himalayan skies
Spiritual Vibes – Linked to Lord Brahma’s meditation legends

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Is Brahmatal Trek suitable for first-timers?

Yes, it’s beginner-friendly with a manageable altitude and well-planned trail.

How cold does it get on the trek?

Expect temperatures between -5°C to -10°C at night during peak winter. Proper layering is key.

Do we need to carry trekking gear?

We provide sleeping bags, mats, and tents. You’ll need to bring your own backpack, trekking shoes, and clothing.

Will there be snow on the trail?

Yes! From late December to early March, expect snow-covered trails and campsites.

What’s the fitness level required?

If you can walk 6–7 km a day with a backpack, you’re good. Pre-trek cardio or walking prep helps.

How is the mobile network during the trek?

Lohajung has limited connectivity (mostly BSNL), but the rest of the trail has no network.

Are toilets available on the trek?

Yes, we provide clean and portable toilet tents at each campsite.

Is the Brahmatal summit difficult to reach?

It’s a gradual but steady climb; our guides ensure a safe and well-paced ascent for all.

What is the group size?

Usually between 10–15 trekkers per group to ensure safety and personalized attention.

Are solo trekkers allowed?

Yes, solo travelers are welcome and often join group departures to connect with fellow trekkers.

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