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Chakrata is a small town situated in the Dehradun district of the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It is a cantonment town which was initially a cantonment of the British Army. Located at an elevation of 2,118 meters, this town is at a distance of 98 kilometres from the state capital, Dehradun. It is located between the Yamuna and Tons rivers. The area of Chakrata town belongs to Jaunsari tribe who inhabit the region. Due to this reason, this area is known as Jaunsar- Bawar. It was in 1866 that the British Army cantonment was established in this region. The town surrounded by lush green forest enables the tourists to unwind and relax in the lap of Mother Nature. The pleasant atmosphere of the hill station makes it an ideal destination for calm vacations.
Chakrata is the ideal destination for those who loves nature as the region is wonderfully attached with the natural beauties of hills. It is houses various kinds of birds. The bird watchers are able to also visit the place to make their holiday memorable. Separately from those it is a finest location for adventurer and wild lifers also. It is also very trendy among the tourist for its diversity of Flora and Fauna. A Person gets calmed and can unshackle himself from all the stuff benefits and tension of life to spoil in the attendance of scenery and its spiritual creation that can be most excellent experience at Chakrata.
Uttarakhand, besides being the Land of Gods, is also a land of mystery with many hidden gems that will surprise you. You have to search and you will find perfectly scenic, peaceful destinations that will charm your soul. Chakrata, about 100 km from Dehradun, is one such resort. Located between Yamuna and Tons Rivers, this is a scenic, unspoilt, secluded resort nestling in the mountains and studded with oak trees and rhododendron bushes. Once famous as a cantonment area, today, Chakrata is where people had for when they want to relax far from the hustle and bustle of civilization. Take a 4 days 3 nights trip to the land of utter quiet and return fully refreshed.
A 4 days 3 nights typical itinerary of Chakrata tour package would go like this:
Day-1: Delhi – Chakrata
Arrive in Delhi to be greeted by our tour guide who then escorts you to the waiting coach. The 360 km drive to Chakrata is a night journey.
Day-2: Chakrata Arrival and Excursions
Check into a modest but warmly comfortable hotel and refresh yourself. We then set out to visit the nearby Tiger Falls, a splendid sight that is a feast for sore eyes. Tiger Falls is the highest waterfalls with water cascading down tumultuously over a height of 312 feet and the roar and sprays of water will leave you spellbound. You can walk around and marvel at the beauties of nature. We then return to Chakrata and explore this weekend getaway some more as the sun sets over the mountains and it is time for dinner and sleep.
Day-3: Chakrata Trek & Adventure
Breakfast on North Indian food and set out for some strenuous activity. You have the option of going rock climbing, rappelling or water rappelling. How much you want to do is up to you but the day ends by a campfire.
Day-4: Chakrata – Delhi
Breakfast and board the coach for the return drive to Delhi with lunch at a wayside stop. Admire the changing scenery as mountains give way to plains and reminisce about the lovely time you had in Chakrata. Tour ends as the coach arrives in Delhi and the tour guide offers assistance with onward transportation for the return journey. Chakrata is something you should experience again, even if it is for a couple of days over the weekend. We are always here to offer customized experiences.
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By Train:
Dehradun Railway Station (Station Code: DDN - 88 km southeast): The primary railway gateway connecting with New Delhi (Vande Bharat Express, Shatabdi Express, Nanda Devi AC Express), Mumbai, Kolkata, Lucknow, and Amritsar. Hill cabs and shared jeeps reach Chakrata in approximately 3 to 3.5 hours via Vikasnagar and Kalsi along NH-507.
By Air:
Jolly Grant Airport (Airport Code: DED - 115 km southeast): Nearest domestic airport operating regular flights from New Delhi, Mumbai, Bengaluru, Hyderabad, and Ahmedabad. Hill taxis take approximately 3.5 to 4 hours via Dehradun and Herbertpur.
By Road:
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Shared jeeps, local taxis, and walking trails connect Chakrata Sadar Bazaar, Tiger Falls, Chilmiri Neck, and Kanasar.
Chakrata and its surrounding Jaunsar Bawar highlands feature high altitude waterfalls, ancient deodar forests, alpine bugyals, and historical rock edicts:
The premier natural landmark of Chakrata, where mountain waters plunge uninterrupted from a height of 312 feet (95 meters) into a clear natural pool surrounded by dense oak and rhododendron woods. Reached via a scenic 5 km trek or a short drive from Chakrata town.
Tiger Falls — Spectacular 312-Foot Mountain Waterfall and Natural Plunge Pool
The highest point in the immediate Chakrata cantonment plateau (4 km from town). Offers a magnificent 360 degree panoramic view of snow crowned Himalayan peaks including Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, and Rohru ranges glowing under dramatic sunsets.
Chilmiri Neck — Highest Ridge Point in Chakrata with 360-Degree Sunset Views
A dense, ancient forest of Himalayan deodars situated at an altitude of 2,865 meters (13 km from Chakrata). Known as the "Forest of Gods," Deoban houses some of the oldest and tallest deodar trees in Asia, serving as a prime birdwatching habitat with vistas of over 55 Himalayan peaks.
Deoban Forest — Ancient Himalayan Deodar Sanctuary with Sweeping High Mountain Panoramas
A picturesque alpine meadow (bugyal) situated at 2,750 meters near Budher Forest Rest House (30 km away). The grassy ridge is home to the historic Budher limestone cave network, believed by locals to have been carved by the Pandavas during the Mahabharata era.
Moila Top & Budher — Alpine Meadow Bugyal and Ancient Limestone Caverns
A serene meadow surrounded by centuries old deodar trees (26 km from Chakrata along Tuini road). Renowned for camping, forest walks, and the sacred Kanasar Mahadev Temple.
Kanasar Meadow — Lush Mountain Meadow Surrounded by Giant Ancient Deodar Trees
An ancient temple complex dedicated to Lord Shiva situated along the Yamuna River (30 km away). Famed for its polished graphite Shiva Lingam that glistens when bathed in water, associated with the Mahabharata Lakshagriha episode.
A historical monument situated at the confluence of the Yamuna and Tons rivers (42 km south), preserving the famous rock edict inscribed in Prakrit and Brahmi script by Emperor Ashoka in 253 BC.
A peaceful mountain garden featuring a natural pond, terraced apple orchards, and diverse flowering flora on the Chakrata Mussoorie highway.
A secluded, unspoiled waterfall tucked inside dense oak woods just 2 km from the town center, ideal for morning walks and peaceful picnics.
Duration: 3 Nights
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