Brahmatal in January

Brahmatal is a lake located in Uttarakhand's Himalayan foothills. With winter sweeping temptingly across the slopes, Brahmatal is one of the few Himalayan spots open throughout December, January, February, and March.

Pull Factors on this route include changing views of deep and dark forests of oaks and rhododendrons, snowy meadows, Bekaltal campsite on the lake, Brahmatal Alps Alpine region, and a warm vision of the majestic high peaks that light in the dazzling sky! Massive ice peaks like Mt. Nanda Ghunti and Mt. Trishulin are rarely visible on such a short hike, making Garhwal's snowline perspective even more unusual.

Because of the mild rising slopes, the Brahmatal Trek is suitable for rookie and less experienced hikers. Because the majority of the hiking is done in the forests, the risk of altitude sickness is reduced. The ascent does not detract from any of the spectacular winter experiences outside, such as the beautiful snow, the interesting white trail, the deep stillness in the rhododendron and oak grove, or the frozen face of the lake water.

The shuttered pipes – the various frames, from snowy forests to high white gold in alpenglow, as well as the deserted alpine mountain range with lone trees standing on the icy beaches of Lake Brahmatal – are a particular draw for this walk. the make-up of this hike's terrain