Doodhatoli in Pauri Garhwal, Uttarakhand, is a hidden gem! Once known as 'Dudh-ki-Toli' (Village of Milk), this serene hilltop offers breathtaking Himalayan views. It's a perfect escape for nature lovers and trekking enthusiasts seeking tranquility. Discover the untouched beauty and rich history of this charming Indian destination. Enjoy the peaceful trails and panoramic vistas!
Capture The Scenic Beauty Through Photography.
Enjoy Panoramic Views Of The Himalayan Peaks.
Explore The Surrounding Oak And Rhododendron Forests.
Hike To The Highest Point Of Doodhatoli.
Picnic Amidst The Lush Green Meadows.
Spot Local Flora And Fauna.
Visit The Memorial Of Suddhanand Bharti.
March to June, September to November
Morning
₹2,500 per person
Doodhatoli holds significance in the history of Uttarakhand. It was a favorite spot for Suddhanand Bharti, a prominent freedom fighter and social reformer, who spent considerable time meditating in the tranquil surroundings. His contributions to the region are still remembered and celebrated by locals. Historically, the meadows served as grazing grounds for livestock, a vital part of the local economy. The name 'Doodhatoli' itself suggests this, translating roughly to 'milk meadow.' While not a site of major historical events, its importance lies in its role in the traditional lifestyle of the Garhwali people and its association with figures who shaped the region's social and political landscape. Today, efforts are underway to promote sustainable tourism in Doodhatoli, preserving its natural beauty and cultural heritage for future generations.