Barkot

As it is less well-known and almost unknown to tourists, Barkot is one of Uttarakhand's best-kept secrets. This jewel of a site is located in the Uttarkashi District, on the bank of the Yamuna River. It is an essential stopover for Hindu devotees trekking to Gangotri and Yamunotri Dham.

The charming tiny hamlet provides a breathtaking view of the Bandarpoonch Peak and other formidable Himalayan peaks. Barkot is an ideal spot to unwind, and it is also suitable for people seeking spiritual experiences since the environment and nature combine to produce an excellent and divine environment that no soul in the world can resist.

Those with an adventurous spirit can always come to Barkot expecting spectacular treks. Both novice and experienced hikers may find their way around Barkot, and the benefits include both stunning views and a calm environment. It is one of the must-see places to visit in Yamunotri.

Why is Barkot famous?

The Ganga and Yamuna rivers water the verdant environment of Barkot, which is enhanced by its remoteness. Its challenging trekking trails and magnificent views attract adventurers and nature enthusiasts. The apple orchards are the main draw. Set out on a fantastic vacation with the YAMUNOTRI TOUR PACKAGE, which captures the spirit of this magnificent destination.

Activities at the town

Trekking: Hike from one location to another because Barkot has several trekking chances. Hanuman Chatti is best known as the starting place for treks such as Yamunotri Dham, Dawra Top, and Dodi Tal.

Shopping: Bringing home keepsakes is a requirement, and when in Barkot, you may choose from a wide range of handcrafted paintings, warm shawls, other important woollens, and Tibetan-styled items.

Sports activities: Enjoy adventure sports such as mountain climbing, rock climbing, and other activities in and near Barkot to give your holiday a flavour of the wild side.

The best time to visit 

Barkot is best visited between April and October. During the winter, snowfall transforms this lovely village into a heavenly sanctuary. Avoid the monsoon season as the risk of landslides increases during the season.