Chakrata

Chakrata Dehradun is one of the major tourist destinations in Dehradun. In the banks of two beautiful rivers, Chakrata has a placid environment with varied flora and fauna. Coniferous, rhododendron and oak trees are abundantly found, the rhododendron that bloom during February, March and April make the region more alluring and attract more tourists. Tiger fall, a mesmerizing waterfall, is the major attraction of Chakrata. Chakrata village also has several natural caves. And several temples like Hanol, Indroli, Lakhwar, Lakhamandal, Mahasu Devta Temple, Radina and Thaina with their legends relating to the Hindu holy epic Mahabharata are other beautiful sites that tourists must visit in Chakrata.

Yamuna valley is located down the hilly town and the panoramic view of the surroundings from the hillock is astonishing. Chakrata was developed by the British rulers and was a summer retreat for the high executives of English East India Company. Presently Chakrata encloses military cantonment and the access is restricted here for civilian travelers.

Thriving by the lush greeneries with dense forests all around, Chakrata is famed as a tourist destination to spend vacations merging with the Mother Nature’s grandeur gift. Cool but pleasant ambience makes the stay in Chakrata more enjoyable. The northern sloppy regions of Chakrata are ideal for trekking and skiing.

Chakrata is a small hill town near Dehradun located on top of the Yamuna valley, amidst lush green forests, caves and ancient temples. Once a small hamlet of Jaunsari tribe called Jaunsar Bawar, Chakrata located above 7000 ft looks down upon the Yamuna valley and is popular for its picnic spots. The place was developed by the executives of the East India Company. It also encloses a military cantonment. Trek up the Kharamba peak at 10, 000 ft. while in Chakrata. One can also enjoy skiing, bird