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Vasuki Tal is a beautiful lake that can be reached by trekking 24 km from Kedarnath Dham. Beautiful Brahmakamal will be seen welcoming you on the banks of the pool. The tal is situated amid high mountains which add to its beauty of this tal.

It Is believed that Lord Vishnu bathes here every year on the day of RakshaBandhan, hence this place is so popular among the devotees. It is believed that Vasuki, the king of snakes, appears here on the full moon night of the month of Shravan. The beauty of Vasuki Tal is completely different. It is believed that in the month of Shravan, Brahmakamal is offered to the Shivling of Lord Kedarnath, which grows near Vasuki Tal and is taken from here.

Vasuki Tal is situated in Kedarnath of Rudraprayag district, its height is about 4135 meters above sea level.
The tiredness that you feel after coming to Kedarnath will vanish here. Because Vasuki Taal is a very beautiful lake which is situated amid high mountains and around which different types of flowers bloom at the same time Brahma Kamal, the most famous flower of the Himalayan region, is also seen here. Every scene of the trek to Vasuki Taal will attract you and fascinate your mind. Vasuki Taal is not just a beautiful place to visit but also a sacred place for people engaged in spiritual activities.

There is a safe and good camping ground near and above the lake. Vasuki Tal is also known as the land of Brahmakamal. In the month of Sawan, only Brahmakamal is offered to Lord Bholenath as Prasad. Brahmins from Kedarnath reach Vasukital barefoot to take Brahmakamal. After returning to KedarnathDham, they are offered at the feet of Bholenath. July-August is the best time to see the Brahmakamal gardens in Vasuki Tal.

When the journey to KedarnathDham begins, thousands of devotees who come on the yatra also go from Kedarnath to see Vasuki Taal. Due to the movement of travelers in the Himalayan regions, these flowers can also be exploited and the Himalayas can also be harmed. A report from the Kedarnath Wildlife Division states that when people go here less, the exploitation of nature is less and beautiful flowers bloom here and the form of nature flourishes.