Uttarakhand
Location
Uttarakhand
Duration
6 days
Max Altitude
12300 ft
Trekking
26 km
Grade
Easy to Moderate
Monday–Saturday: 10 AM to 06 PM (GMT +5:30)
Location
Uttarakhand
Duration
6 days
Max Altitude
12300 ft
Trekking km
26 km
Grade
Easy to Moderate
Monday–Saturday: 10 AM to 06 PM (GMT +5:30)
This vantage point is particularly popular with photographers and shows an uninterrupted 180-degree view of the Himalayan ranges. During winter, snow carpets the landscape, enhancing the majesty of the peaks. If you are someone who aims to experience the raw beauty of these giants, Jhandi Top is a point of perfect reward and reflection.
At Base Camp Lohajung, we will be staying in guest houses on a triple/quad sharing basis, with separate arrangements for males and females. During camping, we provide twin-sharing, all-season tents along with sleeping bags, mattresses, and tents, which are part of the central equipment provided by us.
To run a batch we need 7 people and maximum batch size 25 people.
We allow minimum 10 years kid in this trek and maximum depend on trekker’s fitness.
No. We don’t but we can suggest you good hotel/Stay nearby pick up location.
Yes, Offloading facility is available. You should book it in advance and pay us Rs.1200/- in total or book it after reaching there, and for that you need to pay Rs.1500/- in total. Bag weight should not more than 11 kgs.
You should buy shoes which has these three features –Good grip, Ankle Support and additional water resistant layers. Generally, we advise Quechua Trek 100, MH 500 and MH 100
The Brahmatal trek is ideal for both beginners and experienced trekkers. The Brahmatal trek can get a bit rigorous for first-timers. Therefore, it is recommended to the first timers to maintain good physical stamina and read extensively. Any experienced trekker would love to go on this trek for the love of its views and trekking.
At first you have to reach Rishikesh, after that TTH will take care of your further travel plan.
Our Pick-up place
Pick-up Location - Back Stayz Laxman Jhula Near SBI Bank Tapovan
Options to reach Rishikesh
1. Take overnight train/bus to Rishikesh.
2. Take overnight train/bus to Haridwar and drive to Rishikesh (35 min drive with normal traffic).
We always recommend to go for the govt. Buses over the private ones outside the bus station as based on the experience we have found that there are very high chances of delay involved with private buses. Also, govt. Buses are always more reliable. Whichever bus you choose, just make sure to reach Rishikesh at least by 05:30 am positively.
3. Take the flight to Dehradun airport (Jolly Grant Airport) and drive to Rishikesh (20 km, 30 min), if coming by flight then come one day early.
To obtain the necessary permissions from the local authorities, it is mandatory to complete your profile with all the required information.
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It takes approximately 10 hours to reach Lohajung from Rishikesh, covering around 260 km by road. The travel time may vary depending on road and traffic conditions its will take 10 to 12 Hours.
Yes, transport from Rishikesh to Lohajung and back to Rishikesh is included if you have booked the package with TTH transport. Please check your booking inclusions.
Accommodation is provided at the Lohajung base camp in a guesthouse on a sharing basis and sharing will be Triple Quad separate basis.
Yes, Day 1 dinner is included on Day 1 at Lohajung.
Yes, a cloakroom facility is available at the Lohajung base camp.
Yes, you can store extra luggage that you do not need during the trek in the cloakroom at Lohajung.
Please carry your original government-issued photo ID along with a photocopy. Indian trekkers can carry their Aadhaar card, while foreign trekkers must carry a valid passport and a photocopy. Keep your documents handy for verification during the trek.
Yes, it is recommended to arrive in Rishikesh one day before the trek, especially if you are travelling by flight or train. This helps you avoid delays and reach the pickup point on time.
During the Brahmatal Trek, daytime temperatures are expected to range from 8°C to 15°C, while nighttime temperatures may drop to around -3°C to -8°C, especially after sunset. Temperatures may vary depending on the weather and altitude, so please carry adequate warm clothing.
Yes, the Trek Leader will conduct a trek briefing at Lohajung and explain the important safety guidelines, trekking schedule, and instructions to follow throughout the trek.
Yes, the Trek Leader will conduct a trek briefing at Lohajung and explain the important safety guidelines, trekking schedule, and instructions to follow throughout the trek.
If you feel unwell after reaching Lohajung or at any point during the trek, inform the Trek Leader or support staff immediately. Do not ignore any symptoms or continue trekking without informing them. Follow their guidance, as your safety and well-being are the priority.
Yes, both Bekaltal Lake and Brahmatal Lake are covered as part of the trek itinerary.
Rhododendron flowers are generally visible during the spring season, from late March to April, depending on weather conditions and the flowering season. You may spot them along the forest trails between Lohajung and the higher camps.
Mobile network connectivity is limited in the mountains. You may get a network in Lohajung, but connectivity can be weak or unavailable along the trekking route and at the campsites. We recommend informing your family in advance, as you may not be able to contact them during the trek.
Yes, dry toilet tents are available near the campsites after Lohajung. These are basic temporary facilities, so please be prepared for simple toilet arrangements in the mountains.
No, electricity and charging facilities will not be available during the trek at the campsites. We recommend carrying a fully charged power bank to keep your phone and other essential devices charged.
Yes, drinking water is arranged during the trek. Please carry a reusable water bottle and refill it as instructed by your Trek Leader. We also recommend carrying water purification tablets as a precaution.
No, you do not need to carry your own sleeping bag or tent. Tents and sleeping arrangements are provided by Trek The Himalayas as part of the trek package.
Yes, selected trekking equipment is available for rent. Please book your rental gear at least 10 days before your trek departure to ensure availability.
We recommend carrying only essential items during the trek. You can leave your extra luggage at the Lohajung base camp cloakroom. If you are unable to carry your backpack, an offloading service is available at an additional cost. You can offload a bag weighing up to approximately 11 kg. Please note that trolley bags and suitcases are not allowed for offloading; use a suitable trekking bag instead.
We recommend carrying only essential items during the trek. You can leave your extra luggage at the Lohajung base camp cloakroom. If you are unable to carry your backpack, an offloading service is available at an additional cost. You can offload a bag weighing up to approximately 11 kg. Please note that trolley bags and suitcases are not allowed for offloading; use a suitable trekking bag instead.
Yes, the Brahmatal Trek is famous for its beautiful views of Mount Trishul and Mount Nanda Ghunti. You can enjoy these mountain views from suitable viewpoints along the trail, especially on clear days. Visibility depends on weather conditions.
Yes, microspikes and gaiters will be provided by Trek The Himalayas if required, as part of the trek package. Your Trek Leader will guide you on when to use them depending on the trail and snow conditions.
Hear Trekkers Share Their Brahmatal Trek
You’ll have to arrive at Rishikesh first at the pickup point from where the journey of this trek begins. There are many ways to reach Rishikesh, but the most convenient option is to first arrive at the Dehradun/Delhi bus station, airport, or railway station, depending on your preference. From there, you can take a bus, train, or book a cab to Rishikesh.
Please Note: The most ideal and closest transport to reach Rishikesh is from Haridwar or Dehradun.
If you are taking a bus to Rishikesh, it is highly convenient to catch one from either Dehradun or Delhi.
(We highly recommend choosing government Uttarakhand Transport Corporation (UTC) buses over private ones, as they are generally more reliable, while private buses can sometimes be prone to delays. Whichever option you choose, ensure you reach Rishikesh by 6:00 AM on the pickup day).
For international and domestic trekkers opting for a flight, the most preferred option is to fly into Jolly Grant Airport (Dehradun Airport), which is exceptionally close to Rishikesh.
| Location | Travelling Guide / Travel Instruction |
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| DELHI | The Indira Gandhi International Airport, Delhi, is the prime airport that offers multiple daily direct flights to Jolly Grant Airport (Dehradun). Major airlines operating this route include IndiGo, Alliance Air, and Air India. |
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OUTSTATION (Mumbai / Blr / Hyd / Pune) |
You can book a direct or connecting flight to Dehradun Airport. If direct flights are unavailable, flying via Delhi is the best route. |
From Dehradun Airport to Rishikesh:
The distance between Jolly Grant Airport and Rishikesh is around 22 km. After arriving at the airport, you can easily take a public bus or book a private cab to reach the TTH pickup point.
Note: If you are arriving by air, it is recommended to reach one day in advance.
Rishikesh is well connected by rail via the Yog Nagari Rishikesh Railway Station (YNRK). Alternatively, the Haridwar Railway Station (HW) is located around 28 km away and serves as a major national rail junction.
(If you prefer to travel independently to Base camp and don't want to take TTH's pick-up service, you can either take a government bus or book a private cab from Rishikesh. Your trek coordinator will provide guidance on how to arrange for the bus or cab booking.)
Note - In July and August month always have a buffer day in your Itinerary due to the Monsoon.
( If you prefer to travel independently to Base camp and don't want to take TTH's pick-up service, you can either take a government bus or book a private cab from Rishikesh. Your trek coordinator will provide guidance on how to arrange for the bus or cab booking. )
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Government employees can avail the benefit of Special Casual Leave (SCL) when they join us for a trekking expedition. As per Pay Commission guidelines, up to 30 days of Special Casual Leave can be availed in a calendar year for trekking or mountaineering expeditions conducted through a registered organisation.
Trek The Himalayas is a registered adventure tour operator with the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) and the Ministry of Tourism (MoT), making your trek eligible for SCL benefits.
To apply, email us at info@trekthehimalayas.com at least 30 days before the trek departure date, with the following details:
This benefit is exclusive to Indian Government employees and is applicable only for treks within India.
Since the inception of Trek The Himalayas, countless trekkers have chosen us to be a part of their trekking journey. Some experiences were learning moments, while many of you returned time and again, allowing us to be part of your most unforgettable adventures. Over the years, we have continuously evolved, improving our operations, and every detail that shapes your experience.

Through it all, you have shown us that we are not just another trekking company to you, we are family. Your trust, loyalty, and love mean more to us than words can express, and we cherish every step we have taken together in the mountains.
As a small way of giving back and saying thank you for choosing us again and again, we are excited to introduce something special: our heartfelt expression of gratitude to our valued and loyal trekkers.
We are launching an amazing policy to make your trekking journey even more exciting.
YES! An unbelievable policy for trekkers
With the TTH Trek Ambassador Policy, anyone who completes four treks with us gets their fifth trek absolutely free. You can choose from a variety of treks that we offer in himalayan states of India including Ladakh, Uttarakhand, Himachal Pradesh, Sikkim and West Bengal. You just need to start creating your trek bucket list and we are here to help you accomplish it.
Thinking, “I have already done more than 6 treks with TTH, what about me?” In this case you automatically qualify for the policy and therefore, your next trek will be on us. In fact, for every paid 8 treks you complete, 2 treks are on us.

Choose any Trek You Love
Love the Chadar Trek? It could be free!
Your dream treks including Markha Valley, Bali Pass, or Pin Bhaba Pass, can be yours at no cost under this policy.
Just like five stars make a perfect set, you are that fifth star for TTH. But this star does more than shine; it guides and inspires. You will share your tips, your stories, your experiences, and help new trekkers enjoy the journey as much as you do. That’s why this trek is special, and it’s your chance to be a TTH Trek Ambassador on the trail.
As an avid trekker, you bring excellent trekking knowledge and experience, and we would love you to share it and guide others along the way. You will be introduced as our TTH Trek Ambassador, representing TTH on the trail. Your experiences will glorify the shine of treks! And we can’t wait to see how you make the journey as beautiful as the Himalayan trails themselves!
What About Those Who are Just Getting Started?
Those who are just starting their trekking journey are also eligible for this policy, they just need to complete any four treks/expeditions with us (weekend treks, panch kedar excursion, and multi-sport adventures count too) and they will get the chance to become a TTH Trek Ambassador with their fifth trek absolutely free of cost.
This initiative is our way of appreciating trekkers who continue to walk with TTH again and again. When you complete four treks with us, you reach an important milestone in your trekking journey. Your fifth trek is then offered by TTH as a gesture of appreciation. You will also step in as a TTH Trek Ambassador, sharing your stories, inspiring others, and becoming a part of a community that celebrates the spirit of trekking.
Yes, it absolutely can. And that’s what makes this policy special. If trekking in Ladakh has been your dream, this could be your moment. Iconic treks like Chadar Trek and Markha Valley Trek are available as options for your free fifth trek.
Of course! A trek is a trek, and all your TTH treks, including weekend or two-day treks count toward your free fifth trek.
Yes, and this is one of the nicest parts of the policy. The free trek benefit works in groups of four treks. After completing four treks, your fifth trek is free. If you have completed eight treks, the benefit comes again, and your ninth and tenth treks will also be free. In short,for every four treks completed with TTH, you earn free treks along the way. The more you trek, the more TTH gives back.
Trek The Himalayas offers a wide range of treks be it easy to moderate treks like Kedarkantha, Har Ki Doon, Ranthan Kharak or moderate to difficult treks like Bali Pass, Pin Bhabha Pass or Chadar. By the time you complete four treks in the Himalayas, you have already grown into an experienced trekker.
Naturally, you would now like to prefer to take a step up and choose a difficult trek as your fifth one. Here is where Trek The Himalayas stands out as it offers a variety of difficult treks. And luckily all of them are qualified as free treks under the TTH Trek Ambassador policy. With TTH, you get a variety of trek options to choose from. You can pick a tougher trail or go for an Easy or Moderate trek; the choice is yours.
Yes definitely, we’re happy to offer this. Young trekkers bring fresh energy and enthusiasm to the trail, which makes the journey even more special. If your child has completed four treks with TTH, they can choose a Summer Camp as their fifth free trek.
You’ll be happy to know that any himalayan trek from easy to difficult level can be chosen as your free trek. The best part is that treks like Chadar Trek, Markha Valley, and many other beautiful himalayan treks are included. You may also choose higher-grade treks such as Bali Pass or Pin Bhaba Pass as part of your free trek.
As a TTH Trek Ambassador, your role goes beyond just trekking. You become a mentor on the trail. Someone who guides and shares real experiences with fellow trekkers. After completing multiple treks with TTH, you bring valuable knowledge and perspective that naturally encourages others and adds energy to the group.
Your stories and practical tips help first-timers and intermediate trekkers feel more comfortable and motivated. This is where your experience shines and lifts the overall trekking spirit of the group.
Challenging and peak summit treks, however, follow a slightly different approach. These treks are designed for highly experienced trekkers and climbers, where every participant is already well-prepared and self-driven. In such settings, there is limited scope for peer mentorship, as the structure and demands of the trek are very specific.
That’s why challenging and peak summit treks are kept outside the free fifth trek option, not because they are out of reach, but because the Trek Ambassador role is best experienced on trails where your guidance, encouragement, and shared journey can add value to others.
To claim the fifth-trek benefit, you must book your fifth trek using the same login ID/account that you used for your previous four eligible treks. This allows our system to automatically identify your trek history and verify your eligibility.
Once your previous four eligible treks are successfully matched to your account, the trek fee for your fifth eligible trek will be waived automatically at the time of booking. You do not need to submit a separate claim or request the benefit manually.
Please note: The benefit is applicable only to treks that are eligible under the TTH Trek Ambassador Policy. Treks that are not covered under the policy will not count toward the benefit or qualify for the waived trek fee. Any additional charges or services not covered by the policy will need to be paid separately.
No, you don’t. The trek fee for your fifth trek will be waived at the time of booking, provided you are eligible under the TTH Trek Ambassador Policy. All you have to do is select and book your fifth eligible trek, and you’re all set to go!
The first upcoming trek you undertake after successfully completing your fourth eligible trek will be considered your fifth trek under the TTH Trek Ambassador Policy. If you have multiple treks booked in advance, the benefit will apply to the trek that falls fifth in your completed trekking sequence.
All four treks must be registered under a single email ID. This helps us confirm that the same person has completed all four treks with TTH. Please ensure your records are linked to one email ID.
The free fifth trek is only valid for treks within India. International treks, including those in Nepal or other countries, don’t qualify as your free trek. However, any international trek you’ve completed does count toward your total number of treks with TTH.
Each unique trek you complete adds to your total. If you repeat a trek you’ve already done, it won’t be counted toward your free fifth trek.
The free trek includes only the trek fee itself. Any extra costs like trek insurance, transport, gear rentals, offloading, or special meals are not included and will need to be paid separately.
To be eligible for the free fifth trek, we count only treks you’ve completed with TTH. But don’t worry, even if you’ve done weekend treks, pilgrimages, or international treks with us, they all contribute to your count. By the time you’re eligible, you’ve likely completed more than four treks with TTH anyway.
The Trek Ambassador Policy does not apply to the Satopanth Lake Trek, Panch Kedar Trek & Drive, Char Dham Yatra, Private trips, and all Sightseeing programs including Safari.