An easy hike that leaves from the Bhagirathi Valley ascends to the Dodital Lake, which is surrounded by ideal wildness, passes through the alpine meadows, and then traverses the Darwa Pass (4150 M) to reach the Yamuna watershed. The Gujjars have historically utilized this route continually to transport their buffalo to the high meadows each summer, along with the odd sadhu traveling between Gangotri and Yamunotri. This hike is a fantastic summer vacation.
Facts of Dodital Hanumanchatti Trek
It takes around 5 kilometers to reach Darwa Pass (4150 M) (2-3 hrs). The entire journey is uphill. Beginning with the ascent up the feeder to Dodital, a dense birch woodland opens up onto the high meadows. The Bandarpunch range of peaks may be seen in an amphitheater from the pass.