The quaint town of Uttarkashi is situated in Uttarakhand, and it is considered to be one of the holiest cities in Hindu mythology. The entire town is full of divine heritage, breathtaking natural beauty, and a soothing atmosphere. It is also called as DevBhumi, and it is considered to be the gateway to Yamunotri and Gangotri pilgrimage.
It has some of the most breathtaking vistas of nature as well as challenging trekking routes that makes it the favourite destination of the hardcore trekkers as well as nature enthusiasts. The snow-laden hills, scenic valleys, and verdant alpine woods make it seem like a heaven on Earth.
The best places to visit in Uttarkashi are Kashi Vishwanath Temple that is considered to be an essential divine abode over here. It also houses the Gangotri Temple, where you can find a shiva lingam submerged in water. Nachiketa Tal, Gaumukh Glacier, and Dayara Bugyal are other scenic destinations over here that are an absolute treat to your eyes and soul.
Uttarkashi is an absolute haven for the trekking enthusiasts as it is interspersed with some of the best hilly terrains and scenic routes. You can also try mountain biking and mountaineering over here for an adrenaline-pumping experience.
Uttarkashi experiences four distinct seasons-winter, summer, autumn, and monsoon. Summer(March-June) is the best time to visit this destination as the temperature rises to around 30 degrees Celsius maximum. During the rainy season, many festivals are celebrated here, making it an ideal time to visit Uttarkashi. Winters are quite harsh over here, and the temperature even falls to the sub-zero level.

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Uttarkashi Top Attractions
Places To Visit In Uttarkashi
Dodital trek is a short trek and must to do when you are on trekking in Uttaranchal tour. Difficulty ranges from easy to moderate through thick forests and across majestic Himalayas landscapes, large meadows and stream crossings. The trek begins from Sangamchatti (kalyani) road near Uttarkashi and completes at the Hanumanchatti. From Dodital Lake, you will need to trek uphill to reach the Darwa pass, also called as Bakaria Khaga pass. The alpine meadows of Kanasar are an ideal place for camping.Best season: May - OctoberDuration: 10 DaysAltitude: 4150 m

The trail from Dodital to Hanumanchatti is an amazing route and can be undertaken by first timers and experienced trekkers. If you wish for a breathtaking view of the Himalayas, this is the trekking trail for you. The tranquil and pristine Dodital lies beyond the canyon of the Bhagirathi River between Ganga and Yamuna river valleys.A little ascend will take you to the Darwa Top, 4450 meters from where the mighty Swargarohini, Bandarpunch seem so close that you will feel that you can touch them with the stretch of a hand.The route was originally used by local Gujjar shepherd who brought their cattle for grazing. The route was also occasionally used by sadhus to travel between the Gangotri and Yamunotri temples.Best season: May - OctoberDuration: 10 DaysAltitude: 4150 m

Counted among the most beautiful meadows in the country, the vibrant meadow of Dayara Bugyal has attained cult status among hikers. During the wintry months, the milky slopes are perfect for some alpine skiing. The Bhagirathi peaks, Kala Nag, Bandarpoonch are among scores of other peaks that loom around the meadow, and trekkers are particularly taken by many emerald lakes strewn across Dayara Bugyal. Another first-timer trek on the list, the best months to visit are between May to November, although experienced trekkers find the meadow laden with snow in winters irresistible. Distance from Delhi: 425 Kilometres approximately Nearest Railhead: Haridwar Railway Station

Dodital, also known as Dodi Lake, is situated at a height of 3,024 meters north of Uttarkashi. The Dodi Lake is believed to be a sacred lake as it is considered to be the birthplace of Lord Ganesha. The trek will take you through vast lands covered by rhododendrons and oak trees. Although a long walk, but the trek to Dodital is pretty easy.The pristine waters are flanked by thick rhododendrons, deodar, pine and oak woods. The lake is famous for rare species of fish such as the Golden Trout called Dodi in the local language. You will also find a small Ganesha temple near the lake. It is an ideal place for taking rest and organizing recreational activities such as bird watching, boating and angling.The Darwa top is situated at a distance of 5km from Dodital and the elevation is 13,300 feet. The trek from Dodital to the Darwa top is an uphill climb which will take you through thick birch forests and open meadows. However, on reaching the top, the panoramic view of the Bandarpunch and Swargarohini ranges will take your breath away.The trek to Hanumanchatti from Dodital through Darwa top can be completed in two days. This is followed by an ascent towards yamunotri via the upper stretches of the majestic Garhwal Himalayas. During the trek to yamunotri from Dodital, the trekkers encounter dense virgin forests and high reaching grasslands.Best season: May - OctoberDuration: 10 DaysAltitude: 4150 m



