Vasuki Tal
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Vasuki Tal Lake Travel Guide

Vasuki Tal is a glacial lake located at an altitude of 14,200 feet in the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand, near Kedarnath. It is a sweet water lake near Kedarnath and the trek distance is approx 8 Km from Kedarnath to Vasuki tal. If you are in Kedarnath then you must visit Vasuki Taal also, you can spot Brahma Kamal flowers and other Himalayan flowers around the lake and nearby places. This lake comes under Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary and is located at a distance of 8 Km from Kedarnath and 24 Km from Gaurikund which is the starting point of Kedarnath trek.

Mythology of Vasuki Taal

According to historians and Hindu mythology, it is believed that Lord Vishnu bathed in this lake in the ancient era at the auspicious Raksha Bandhan festival. After that, this lake was named Vasuki Tal.

If you are a traveler and looking for a pristine and pleasing location near Kedarnath, then you must visit this lake. From here you can see the majestic view of Chaukhamba peaks from Vasuki Tal. The views of the Himalayan range and other important peaks and mountains really give a pleasing experience to the eyes and mind. It is one of the favorite places among the trekkers who travel to Kedarnath.

Route to Vasuki Tal

The trek to Vasuki Tal can be completed in a single day from Kedarnath, and you can return to Kedarnath to spend the night. The trek to Vasuki Tal is moderately difficult, if you are not physically fit then you could face difficulties in completing the Vasuki Tal trek.

The trek to Vasuki Tal actually starts from Gaurikund, or you can reach Kedarnath via helicopter and then the rest of the journey is possible only via trekking.

The Vasuki Tal is a 900-meter downhill trek from the Vasuki top. The trek to Vasuki Tal is easy for the first 3.- 4 Km and gradually ascends from there. You will really enjoy the trek and the beauty of nature.

Location of Vasuki Tal Lake

Vasuki Tal Lake is located in the Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary(8 Km from Kedarnath and 24 Km from Gaurikund).

How to reach Vasuki Tal

Firstly reach Gaurikund via bus or cab and start the trek to Kedarnath from here which is an approximately 18 Km long trek. Once you reach Kedarnath, visit the Kedarnath temple and then continue the journey to Vasuki Tal from here which is 8 Km away. The starting phase of the trek to Vasuki Tal from Kedarnath is an easy grade trek, but the rest of the trek is a little hard. Once you reach Vasuki Top, the Vasuki Tal is 900 meters downhill from the top and the view from the top gives another level of feeling and we forget our tiredness and other things. The lake is really so beautiful and most of the time the lake remains frozen.

What is Vasuki Tal famous for?

Vasuki Tal is famous for its glacial lake and trekking.

Satopanth Lake
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Satopanth Lake – Satopanth Trek Route and Travel Guide

Satopanth Lake is a crystal-clear green water lake located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand. The trek to Satopanth Lake starts from the first Indian village Mana. This lake is situated at an elevation of 4600 meters above sea level and this beautiful lake is surrounded by snow-covered peaks.

Satopanth Tal is a high-altitude lake located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, nearby Badrinath Dham. The approximate distance of the lake from Mana village is 7 km. Every year, hundreds of trekkers visit this lake, the trek is full of adventure and peace. For adventure lovers, photographers and nature lovers, Satopanth Trek and Lake is a dream destination.

Satopanth also has religious importance and it is one of the most popular treks in Uttarakhand. Satopanth glacier trek offers beautiful and majestic views of the great Himalayas.

Below are the Satopanth Lake trekking guide, trek updates and Satopanth travel tips.

It is believed that trimurtis(triple deity of divinity in Hinduism) Brahma, Vishnu and Meshwara meditated on the three corners of this holy lake.

Other facts tell us that at the end of Mahabharata, the mighty Pandavas started their journey to Swargarohini through the route of this route. The trek starts from Mana village, which is a border village nearby Badrinath.

In between the journey one by one, each Pandavas died and at Satopanth Bheema the middle brother among the Pandavas died at this holy place Satopanth.

The trek to Satopanth Lake is one of the beautiful trails in the Garhwal region of Uttarakhand. Once you cross Mana village after 3 Km you will reach Vasudhara Falls, then Sahastradhara which has more than 100 waterfalls can be spotted on the trail.

Further, you will reach Lakshami van forest and Chakratirtha meadow, which are the best locations in between the trek.

Satopanth trail Information

Satopanth tal trek journey can be completed in 4 days from Badrinath to Mana. The trail can be divided as:

Day 1:

Acclimatization day

Day 2:

Badrinath to Lakshami van via Mana village and Vasudhara falls

Day 3:

Lakshami van to Chakrateertha

Day 4:

Chakrateertha to Satopanth Lake and return

Day 5:

Chakrateertha to Badrinath back

So the journey from Badrinath to Satopanth and return is approx 4 days journey.

Best Season to visit Satopanth Tal Trek

If you want to do Satopanth trek then the best time to visit the trek is in the month of May to Mid-July and September to October.

In the month of mid-July, you get to see the beautiful green meadows, beautiful wildflowers and crystal clear Satopanth Tal.

If you are visiting Satopanth Tal after the monsoon season, you will see the aggressive form of the Alaknanda River and the graceful Vasudhara waterfalls joining the Alaknanda.

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Hemkund Sahib Uttarakhand – How to Reach and Places to Visit

Hemkund Sahib Travel Guide

Shri Hemkund Sahib is an important pilgrimage destination site for Sikhs and Hindus. Hemkund Sahib is the breathtaking Lokpal Lake located at an altitude of 4329 meters above sea level. One can reach this beautiful lake through a challenging but very interesting and enjoyable trek from Ghangaria. The natural settings make this hilly region an amazing place for spending vacations.

Sikhs consider this site a sacred place where one of the famous Sikh Gurudwara is here in the heart of the region. A Hindu shrine dedicated to mythological the Lord Lakshamana is attractive for Hindu pilgrims. The temple is built on the beautiful banks of Hemkund lake.

Hemkund Sahib is nested amidst seven snow-covered peaks and marvelous snowy glaciers. The natural beauty is reflected here with all its mighty appearance in the crystal clear water of Hemkund Lake.  Hemkund lake is fed by the glaciers from the majestic peaks, which are Saptrishi peak and Hathi Parvat. A small stream which is known as Himganga originates from this imposing lake.

It is written in the holy Granth Sahib that the tenth Guru of Sikhs, Shri Guru Govind Singh meditated on the beautiful scenery banks of Hemkund in one of his earlier births. Guru Govind Singh is believed to be the Guru who founded all present characteristics of present Sikhism. The Gurudwara of Sikhs on the banks of Hemkund lake is located at the place where Guru had meditated.

Hemkund has got mentions in Ramayana. It is believed that the younger brother of Lord Rama, Lakshmana, regained his health by meditating on the banks of Hemkund after the injuries he received from Megnath during the war. The Lakshamana temple is built at the place where Lakshmana meditated to regain his health.

Nearby Places to visit in Hemkund Sahib

Valley of flowers

Valley of flowers is a 4Km beautiful easy-grade trek from Ghangaria. The region of the Valley of flowers is rich in flora and fauna. The valley was declared a world heritage site and National park in the year 1982. The virgin beauty of this mystical valley has always lured botanists, trekkers, adventure lovers and photographers.

Ghangaria

Ghangaria is the last human habitation centre on the way to Hemkund Sahib and the Valley of flowers. It is a scenic hamlet perched at an altitude of 3,050 meters above sea level at a distance of 13 km from Govind Ghat and 4 Km before Valley of Flowers.

The trek becomes easy grade to moderate from this point if you travel towards Hemkund Sahib. The region is prone to heavy snowfall during winter, the region remains open only from May to October. A Gurudwara, GMVN rest house and a few more hotels provide accommodation facilities at Ghangaria.

How to reach Hemkund Sahib

Hemkund Sahib is well-connected to roads up to Govind Ghat, from here you have to commence a trek of 19 KMS to reach Hemkund Sahib. Govindghat is well-connected by roads with major travel destinations in Uttarakhand state. Buses to Haridwar, Rishikesh and Srinagar are available from Kashmiri Gate ISBT (Delhi). Shareable vehicles like Ertiga Mahindra Maxx and Buses to Govind ghat are easily available from major stops of Uttarakhand like Rishikesh, Rudraprayag, Srinagar, Pauri, Ukimath, Karanprayag, Chamoli etc. Govind Ghat is situated on national highway NH-58 making it easy to reach the destination.

By Train

The nearest railway station is Rishikesh from Hemkund Sahib, but the roads are well-connected up to Govind ghat, from where you have to trek 19 KMS to reach Hemkund Sahib. Rishikesh railway station is situated at a distance of 273 Kms on NH-58. Rishikesh city, one of the well-developed cities of Uttarakhand state, is well-connected by railway networks with all the major destinations of India. Trains to Rishikesh are frequent. Govind ghat is well-connected by roads with Rishikesh. Sharable vehicles(Ertiga, Mahindra Maxx and Tata sumos) and buses are easily available from Rishikesh, Srinagar, Rudraprayag, Karanprayag, Chamoli and Joshimath.

By Flight

The nearest Airport to Hemkund Sahib is Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun. Govindghat is situated at a distance of 292 kms from Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun. Jolly Grant Airport is well-connected to Delhi flights. After that, you have to travel with vehicles like buses, shareable jeeps or personal vehicles to reach Hemkund.

Overview Hemkund Sahib

  • Temperature: -17 to 18 degrees Celcius(in winters) and 2 to 25(in summers)
  • Location: Chamoli, Uttarakhand
  • Famous for: Pilgrim
  • Languages are spoken in the region: Garhwali, Hindi
  • Altitude: 4200 meters
  • Pincode: 249401
  • STD code: 01372
  • Best time to visit: January to October
CategoriesTop-Destinations Lakes Treks By garhwalitraveller

Roopkund Trek How to Reach and Places to See

Roopkund Trek Travel Guide and Route

If you are planning to trek in Uttarakhand, the Roopkund trek is a must-do! The trek is filled with deep virgin forests, breathtaking campsites, miles of undulating meadows, snow and ice and the taste of great adventure as you climb from 8000 feet to 16, 000 feet in seven days to nine days.

Roopkund Lake – A Mysterious Lake (Skeleton Lake)

Roopkund is also known as Mystery Lake, since human skeletons and remains of horses from the Paleolithic age were found here. Roopkund is located at the base of Trishul peak and Nanda Ghunti. The lake is nestled amidst panoramic mountain scenery, surrounded by the rock-strewn glacier. Roopkund lake remains frozen for almost all the months of the year. The skeletons around Roopkund are believed to be 500 to 600 years old. While travelling to Roopkund you got a chance to trek through villages rich in Pahadi culture.

Roopkund is one of the most popular treks in India. The Roopkund trail climbs out of splendid dark green forests, suddenly bursting into Ali and Bedni Bugyal, India’s most beautiful high-altitude meadows. Climbing on snow to the Roopkund trek is a heart-pounding thrill. 

Nanda Devi Raj Jat Yatra

The great Nanda Devi Raj Jat Yatra is held every 12 years from Nauti village near Karanprayag city to Homkund near Roopkund. The whole yatra is dedicated to Goddess Devi Nanda. Many people from Garhwal and Kumaon region take part in this tough Yatra.

Many stories are also there about the mystery of the Human skeletons of Roopkund. According to research, it was indicated that people from the 12th century to the 15th century died here.

How to reach Roopkund?

The starting point of the Roopkund Trek is Lohajang Pass, which is well-connected to roads. The trek from Bedni Bugyal to Roopkund Trek is difficult and is meant for those who are properly geared up and have prior trekking experience and also easy for Pahadi guys. Roopkund is situated 14 Kms from Bedni Bugyal.

Roopkund Travel Tips

Travelling in Monsoons should be avoided because due to heavy rainfall in the hilly areas of Uttarakhand you can face problems, roadblocks and landslides.

Avoid hiking alone in the Himalayas. Inform someone in your family or friends about your trek and let them know when the trek will begin and end.

Staying in Roopkund

Being a remote area, there are no hotels and restaurants at Roopkund. The trekkers take tents along with them and camp along the trail when they halt at night.  Few budget accommodation facilities are available at Wan, which is the last habitable village on the trek.

You will find GMVN Guest House in Wan, which is the last point where the accommodation facility can be found while travelling to Roopkund. During the remaining trekking route, you must carry your own camping equipment and tents for accommodation.

Delhi to Roopkund Travel Route

Delhi – Haridwar – Rishikesh – Rudraprayag – Karnaprayag – Lohajang Pass – Trek (34 Kms) – Roopkund.

Trek Guide Roopkund

Day 1:

It takes up to 10 to 100 hours from Kathgodam to Lohajung. After the glimpse at Tharali, the sight of Mt Nanda Ghunti welcomes you to Lohajung. A beautiful village with wonderful views of Didina valley. Lohajung is a nerve centre of 12 to 15 villages.

Altitude: 7,700 ft(2,347 m)

Time Taken: 10 to 11 hours from Kathgodam

Day 2: Drive from Lohajung to Wan – Trek to Ghairoli Patal

Trail Type: Initially 30 to 45 minutes ascent to Ran Ka Dhar followed by a 20 minutes descent to the Neel Ganga river. A climb of 3 hours from Neel Ganga river to Ghairoli Patal.

Water sources: Carry sufficient water together from Lohajung refill your water bottles at Neel Ganga.

Time Taken: 1-hour continuous drive to Wan and plus 4-hour trek from Wan to Ghairoli Patal.

Altitude: Drive from 7,700ft(2,347 m). Trek starts from 8000ft(2,438 m) to 10,000ft(3,048 m).

Day 3: Ghairoli Patal to Bedni Bugyal

Altitude: 10,000ft(3,048 m) to 11,500ft(3,505 m).

Trek Type: Stiff climb for about 2 hours to Ali Bugyal followed by a gentle trek to Bedni Bugyal.

Water sources: None, carry a minimum of 2 litres of water from the campsite.

Time took: 2 hours minimum (depends on your strength and fitness).

Day 4: Excursion to Bedni Top

Altitude: 11,500ft(3,505 m) to 12,000ft(3,719 m).

Trek Type: Steep climb to Bedni Top.

Water sources: None, carry at least 2 litres of water from the campsite.

Time took: 1 hour.

Day 5: Bedni Bugyal to Patar Nachuni

Altitude: 11,500ft(3,505 m) to 12,700ft(3,871 m).

Trek Type: Easy grade climb at the beginning to a saddle, followed by a gradual descent to Patar Nachauni.

Water sources: None, carry 2 liters water from the campsite.

Time Taken: 4 hours(depends upon your strength).

Day 6: Patar Nachauni to Bhagwabasa

Altitude: 12,700ft(3,871 m) to 14,100ft(4,298 m).

Trek Type: 3 hours sleep ascent to Kalu Vinayak followed by a gradually descending trail to Bhagwabasa.

Water sources: None, carry at least 2 litres of water from the campsite.

Time took: 5 Hours

Day 7: Bhagwabasa to Roopkund to Junargali – Return to Patar Nachauni via Bhagwabasa

Altitude: 14,100ft(4,298 m) to 15,750ft(4,800 m) to 16,000ft(4,877 m) at Junargali and down to 12,000ft(3,719).

Trek Type: Gradual ascent to Roopkund with the last 20 minutes consisting of steep switchbacks. After that 20 to 25 minutes steep climb to Junargali. Tricky descent on the switchbacks from Roopkund and descending trek to Patal Nachuani.

Water sources: None, carry at least 2 litres of water together from the campsite always and refill your water bottles from Patal Nachauni.

Time Taken: 3 hours approx to Roopkund + 2.5 hours return to Bhagwabasa +3.5 hours return to PatalNachuani

Tourist Places to visit in Roopkund

Bedni Bugyal: Bedni Bugyal is the most scenic spot on route Roopkund, which offers the best views of the mighty Trishul Parvat(7, 120 metres). Ali Bugyal is a vast expanse of green meadows with coniferous trees on the slopes. Both Bedni Bugyal and Ali Bugyal act as perfect camping spots while trekking to Roopkund.

For what Roopkund is famous for?

  • Roopkund is famous for Mysterious Lake and Trekking.
  • A recommended destination for Foreigners and Groups.
  • Roopkund is a popular destination for the activities/interests – Adventure, Trekking

Overview  Roopkund

  • Roopkund trek starting point: Lohjang Pass
  • Location: Chamoli Garhwal
  • Trek Distance: 38 Kms
  • Trek Grade: Tough
  • Trek Duration: 7 Days
  • Altitude Range: 4900 meters
  • Famous for: Mysterious Lake, Trekking
  • Best times to visit Roopkund: May, June, July, August, September and October
CategoriesTop-Destinations Hill-Station Lakes By garhwalitraveller

Auli Artificial Lake Chamoli

Auli artificial lake is the highest artificial man-made lake in the world. Auli Lake is located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, It is the attraction point at this beautiful hill station. Auli is one of the best and most visited hill stations and winter destinations in Chamoli thousands of visitors visit every year, especially in winter to see the beauty of Auli in the snow. If you are in Joshimath, then you must visit this beautiful man-made lake in Auli.

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Auli Artificial Lake – Image Source(Flickr)

Auli is one of the favorite honeymoon destinations for couples. There is an artificial lake in Auli and in winter it’s the must visiting location here. Auli can be the perfect snow destination for you during winters you must visit there. It is a perfect hill station to spend your holidays during winter as well as in the summer. When it comes to choosing the best summer destinations, Auli is the first preference among tourists, because during summers the weather at Auli remains very cool and you are going to love it. You must consider visiting this beautiful place in Uttarakhand. If you are planning to visit Badrinath then you can consider visiting Auli because it lies in between the Badrinath route.

Artificial Lake at Auli is a pristine lake perched at an astounding elevation. It is one of the world’s highest man-made lakes. The Government has created this artificial lake to provide artificial snow on the ski slopes during scanty rainfall.

Auli is located in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand, located in Joshimath in between the Badrinath route. Badrinath temple is just at approx 1 and half hour distance from Joshimath. Auli is surrounded by lush forests with beautiful scenes of nature around. Auli is one of the best and most popular travel and tourist destinations in India. There are many other places to visit in Auli, but the biggest attraction point at Auli is Auli Lake, which is artificially made by the Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board.

Fact – Auli Lake is known as the highest man-made artificial lake in the world.

Location of Auli Lake

Near Clifftop Auli, Joshimath

A short trek from the GMVN Auli will lead you to Auli Artificial Lake.

Entry

Free Entry, no charges for all (Indians as well as Foreigners).

Distance/ Travel Time

1.5 km/ 15 minutes from GMVN tourist rest house, Auli.

Exploration Time

You can cover the area within an hour, but it all depends upon how long you spend time there.

Auli Artificial Lake

The water of this lake is used to feed the snow guns stationed along the ski slopes in order to offer a good snowy surface for skiing during winter. This beautiful lake has helped in extending the ski season in Auli.

Location of Auli Lake

Auli artificial lake is located near Clifftop (famous Auli slopes). It will take up to 15 minutes to get there from the road (GMVN guest house).

The artificial lake in Auli is famous for?

Auli artificial lake is a popular tourist place in Joshimath Auli as well as a picnic spot – Lakes.

Overview Auli

  • Temperature: 20 Maximum and 10 Minimum (Summers)
  • Location: Chamoli Garhwal
  • Best times to visit Auli Lake: January, Feb, and March (throughout the year)
  • Famous for: Artificial Lake, winter games, honeymoon destination

Frequently Asked Questions

Q – Where is Auli located?

A – Auli is a hill station located in the Chamoli district of the Indian state of Uttarakhand.

Q – What is Auli famous for?

A – Auli is famous for its skiing slopes and panoramic views of the Himalayan mountain range. It is also known for its apple orchards and the Auli Artificial Lake.

Q – What is the Auli Artificial Lake?

A – The Auli Artificial Lake is a man-made lake located in Auli. It was created to provide artificial snow for skiing activities during the winter months.

Q – How was the Auli Artificial Lake constructed?

A – The Auli Artificial Lake was constructed by the government of Uttarakhand in the year 2003. It was built by diverting water from the nearby Nanda Devi mountain stream.

Q – Can visitors participate in skiing activities at Auli?

A – Yes, visitors can participate in skiing activities at Auli. The skiing season usually lasts from December to February.

Q – What other activities can visitors do in Auli?

A – Apart from skiing, visitors can also go trekking, camping, and hiking in Auli. They can also visit the Nanda Devi National Park, which is located nearby.

Q – What is the best time to visit Auli?

A – The best time to visit Auli is from November to March when the snowfall is at its peak and the skiing season is in full swing. However, visitors can also visit during the summer months (April to June) to enjoy the scenic beauty of the place.

Q – How can visitors reach Auli?

A – Visitors can reach Auli by road or by air. The nearest airport is the Jolly Grant Airport in Dehradun, which is about 286 km from Auli. The nearest railway station is in Rishikesh, which is about 256 km from Auli. From there, visitors can hire a taxi or take a bus to reach Auli.

Q – Is Auli safe for tourists?

A – Yes, Auli is a safe place for tourists. However, visitors are advised to take necessary precautions while participating in adventure activities like skiing and trekking.

Q – What is the climate like in Auli?

A – Auli has a cool and pleasant climate throughout the year. The temperature ranges from 10°C to 20°C during the summer months and from -4°C to 7°C during the winter months.

deoriatal lake
CategoriesTop-Destinations Lakes Treks By garhwalitraveller

DeoriaTal Lake Travel Guide Rudraprayag Uttarakhand

Deoriatal Lake

Deoriatal Lake is one of the beautiful lakes of Uttarakhand. It is a pristine lake in the Ukhimath area of Rudraprayag district. It is a popular place to visit in Rudraprayag. Deoriatal is a beautiful lake situated at a height of, 2438 meters above sea level. In the early morning time on a clear day, Deoriatal blesses the tourists with miraculous reflections of Chaukhamba Peaks on its crystal clear water.

DeoriaTal is an easy trek for beginners. If you want to extend the trek you can also trek to Bisuri Tal, Chopta via Rohini Bugyal and even to the Tungnath Trek and Chandrashila Trek.

Why is Deoriatal Famous?

The beauty of this translucent lake attracts visitors from all around the world. DeoriaTal falls under the Kedarnath Musk Deer Sanctuary, in the early morning, you can see a

The lake is situated up into a lush green inclined field surrounded by dense green forest. DeoriaTal is a popular trekking destination in the region because of its ease of access and natural scenic beauty. DeoriaTal lies in the Kedarnath Musk Deer Sanctuary region. Therefore, an overnight stay at DeoriaTal is recommended.few animals near the lake. This beautiful and majestic lake offers a panoramic view of Chaukhamba, Neelkantha, Bandarpunch, Kalanag Peaks and Kedar Ranges.

At DeoriaTal there are two things to experience, the first one being the real world and the other one being the reflection of the beautiful surroundings on the lake.

The lake is situated up into a lush green inclined field surrounded by dense green forest. DeoriaTal is a popular trekking destination in the region because of its ease of access and natural scenic beauty. DeoriaTal lies in the Kedarnath Musk Deer Sanctuary region. Therefore, an overnight stay at DeoriaTal is recommended.

Activities to do in DeoriaTal

Other than trekking, Deoriatal Lake is a perfect picnic, destination. Devariyatal is an easy trekking destination in the Himalayas rather than a tourist paradise. There is not much more sightseeing available at Deoria Tal apart from the majestic Himalayan peaks that are visible from Deoriatal like Chaukhamba, Sumeru, Meru and Kedar Dome and some more.

Camping: Deoriatal is an ideal location for camping with friends and family. Camping just beside the lake is an amazing and peaceful experience. The reflection of Chaukhamba peak can be seen clearly on the Deoriatal.

Trekking: The trekking route to Deoria Tal is easy to medium grade. The 2 Km trek offers some breathtaking bird-eye views of Saari village and its lush green fields.

Village Tourism: Sari is the last village before the Deoria Tal trek starts. You can walk around the village and learn about their way of lifestyle and culture. The people are warm and welcoming.

Bird Watching: The meadows, lake water, jungle and secluded location make it a habitat for various species of birds. You will see many birds in the proximity of the lake itself. Many wildlife photographers and bird watchers come here every year.

Deoria Tal Travel Tips

Deoria Tal trek is an easy, medium-grade travel route, it is just a 2 Km trek from the last Saari village. The location is perfect for trekkers, groups, kids and families also.

Littering in and around the lake is a punishable offense and visitors, and trekkers must take extra care of nature not to pollute the lake and location.

DeoriaTal Lake comes under the preview Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary. So, follow the proper guidelines outlined by forest authorities to protect the region.

Staying in Deoria Tal

Deoriatal lake is a very beautiful Tal (pond) at a height of 2,400 meters in Uttarakhand. Due to its pristine nature, camping is allowed at Deoria Tal under the vigilance of forest officials there. A forest rest house is available for staying at Deoria Tal. One has to trek 2 Km downhill from Devriyatal to Sari village to find accommodation. Few budget guesthouses are available there.

Food Guide Deoria Tal Trek

There are small shops located some 100 meters away from the lake where food items are prepared and served. The shacks have limited food items and a menu, so you would have to manage. Food facilities are also available in Sari village, where local food joints and restaurants are available. Packaged food can also be carried to Devriyatal, but make sure not to leave the waste there.

Overview Deoria Tal

  • Location: Rudraprayag, Garhwal
  • Deoriatal Trek, Distance: 3 km
  • Trek starts from Saari Village
  • Altitude range: 2438 meters
  • Trek Grade: Easy
  • Nearest Railway station: Rishikesh, 194 Kms
  • Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun (208 Kms)
  • Recommended Stay: 2 Days
  • Best times to visit Deoria Tal Trek: Jan, Feb, March, April, May, June, September, October, Nov and December (Throughout the year)