Hanuman Chatti Dodital
Swati JainSwati Jain/Guest Contributor/THINGS TO DO, UTTARAKHAND/ Updated : Jun 9, 2016, 10:19 IST
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This is a stunning trek situated towards the north of Uttarkashi, best fitted for the first timers. The main attraction of this trek is the pristine Dodital Lake which is surrounded by the dense cover of oak, pine, deodar and rhod … Read more
This is a stunning trek situated towards the north of Uttarkashi, best fitted for the first timers. The main attraction of this trek is the pristine Dodital Lake which is surrounded by the dense cover of oak, pine, deodar and rhododendrons trees. Varied wildlife species can be spotted in and around the forest cover of the lake. Read less

This is a stunning trek situated towards the north of Uttarkashi, best fitted for the first timers. The main attraction of this trek is the pristine Dodital Lake which is surrounded by the dense cover of oak, pine, deodar and rhododendrons trees. Varied wildlife species can be spotted in and around the forest cover of the lake. It provides an idyllic set up to take rest and enjoy the nature’s charm amidst boating or and birdwatching. From Dodital, it's a two-day trek to Hanuman Chatti via Darwa Top at the elevation of 4450 m. Darwa Top provides a majestic view of the Garhwal Himalayas and one can feel close enough to touch the peaks. The trek to the pass is the traditional route used by the Gujjars (nomadic herdsmen), who take their cattle’s to the meadows for grazing. Dodital is also frequented by many devotees since it is considered as the land of Shiva. Another attraction is Yamunotri which is amongst one of the four Dhams of Hindus. This moderate trek starts from Bhagirathi Valley towards the lake of Dodital to the alpine meadows, crossing over Darwa Pass.
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