
Nachiketa Tal Tourism
About Nachiketa Tal






| Monday | Opening: sunrise, Closing: sunset |
|---|---|
| Tuesday | Opening: sunrise, Closing: sunset |
| Wednesday | Opening: sunrise, Closing: sunset |
| Thursday | Opening: sunrise, Closing: sunset |
| Friday | Opening: sunrise, Closing: sunset |
| Saturday | Opening: sunrise, Closing: sunset |
| Sunday | Opening: sunrise, Closing: sunset |
Opening hours can change for special events or maintenance. Check with the local tourism office or the official website before you go.
| Adult | Free |
|---|---|
| Child | Free |
Prices are subject to change; please check before visiting.
✓ Wear comfortable trekking shoes.
✓ Carry water and some light snacks.
✓ Respect the local environment and do not litter.
✓ Carry a light jacket as the temperature can drop unexpectedly.
DrSwapanSinha
5.0Wrote on 9 Sept 2021
Excellent,Adventurous,Thrilling
I had the opportunity to trek to Nachiketa Tal along with my brother on 2nd Dec,2009.It was a real adventure to trrk through the forests to reach. A solo resident sadhu offered us hot tea.We couldnt complete full parikrama due to shortage of time.I personally request all those adventurous tourists to trek to this pristine lake.Dr Swapan Sinha.
devs577
5.0Wrote on 31 Oct 2019
Nice place near Uttarkashi
Nestled amidst the thick pine and oak forests Nachiketa Tal is a treat for the eyes to savour. This untarnished lake is situated at an elevation of 8074 ft or 2453 meters above sea level, in the east of Uttarkashi district. It is located at a distance of 131 km from Gangotri and 29 km from Uttarkashi.
NISHANKSAROHI
5.0Wrote on 21 Mar 2019
Nature at its best
Its a lake 3 k.m. moderate trek from Chaurangi khal. After trekking the moment first time you see the lake you get mesmerized, lake contains fishes, on its bank There is one hut, in which one 'Sadhu' lives. Must go if u visit UTTARKASHI, Half to full day is sufficient depends on time you have.
138gulshanc
5.0Wrote on 4 Sept 2018
Walk in the Jungle
A beautiful lake surrounded by forest and a small hut made by a Baba by encroaching on forest land on lake bank. At Chowrangi khal a temple is there with small eating joints famous for curd and black gram curry. Here onwards no shops/ water point exists. Route of 3 km is full of damp path with lot’s of leeches. You need to be wary of them. Leeches are more in rainy season. A nice uphill walk and ahead of lake is a nice meadow with great views if surrounding hills and small temple too. An excellent day trip .
Vyomsinha
5.0Wrote on 6 Jun 2018
Enjoyable trek for first timers
Nice easy trek with not very steep climb. My kids aged 8 and 13 were able to do it easily as their first trek and enjoyed it. It was completely quite and dense forest trek. Though the Nachiketa taal is a lonely and slightly spooky place. dont expect any blue waters or very green surroundings, May be the situation is better after rains. There is a Old sadhu baba who stays here all alone. You can carry few vegetables or grocery for him.

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