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Special Offer

We are providing minus 5 degree winter jacket sponsored by Tripole brand absolutely free to take home. When you book Ali bedni Bugyal trek with us, we deliver jacket to your home address before your departure date.

Fixed Departures are:-

September: 3,10,17,24,30

October: 1,8,15,22,29

Overview

Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek in Garhwal Himalayas is famous for its stunning views of the Garhwal Himalayas, beautiful forests and pristine mountain lakes, making it one of the best treks in India.

Ali Bedni means snow point in Hindi. It is named after a shepherd who lost his way, and got trapped by a blizzard. The story goes that he was miraculously saved by an avalanche which buried him under snow. He wandered around for days before he found his way back home to his village, where he died from exhaustion. Ever since then, people have attributed supernatural powers to this place. There are many local stories about Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek, such as those about how people who go there often return with their soul’s desires fulfilled; how priests at the temple nearby can help resolve your sorrows; and how this trek offers you insights into death and life.

Who can trek Ali bedni Bugyal?

Ali Bedni Bugyal can be a good trek for solo travellers and female trekkers. The distance from major cities on this trek is shorter than other Himalayan treks, meaning that you can have a shorter journey to reach your destination. Ali bedni bugyal is famous for its remote villages, where they live as they did many centuries ago- without access to electricity or television. You can enjoy interacting with them and learning about their culture and art.

When is the best time to trek this place?

Ali Bedni Bugyal trek is at its best during winter. However, if you are looking for a more scenic trek to enjoy nature's beauty, this isn't the place for you. Ali Bedni Bugyal trek doesn't have any streams or waterfalls and there aren't many views. Nevertheless, due to its less crowded trails, this trek makes for a great destination for solo female hikers as well as groups of friends looking for a tranquil experience. There are no villages on the trail, but at times you will be able to meet shepherds with their herds. It is worth noting that there can be heavy snowfall anytime between October and December, so make sure you pack your clothes accordingly.

Is Ali Bedni Trek is safe for Women Trekkers

Ali Bedni is a great trek for women. The trail is not too hard and there are no steep inclines. You may be hiking for 12 hours, but you will have lots of time to rest and enjoy the beautiful views. There are also no villages on the way so there isn't any chance that you'll be bothered by locals. At times, due to the high altitude, we do find snow patches even when there's not much snow elsewhere. Trekking poles come in handy during these sections. It takes about 4-5 days of trekking to reach Ali Bedni Bugyal from Delhi and 15-16 days from Mumbai. Ali Bedni Bugyal can be done as an overnight or two day trip depending on how fast you walk.

Why to do Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek

Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek is famous for being a beautiful and remote trek and you get to see some of the most spectacular Himalayan peaks, including Kedarnath, Trishul, Neelkanth, Nanda Devi and Panchachuli. It's also perfect for those who want an easy-to-medium level trek with not too much physical exertion. The trail is about 18 km long and takes about 4 days to complete. You can start from Roopkund or Sonprayag. If you have time, visit other popular attractions like Valley of Flowers National Park and Kuari Pass before reaching Ali Bedni Bugyal. Once on your way, there will be little signs indicating where to go but it's still better if you do your research before going on the trek so that you know what exactly awaits ahead. When can we see snow: You need to wait till December-January when there will be a thick layer of snow at Ali Bedni Bugyal.

Can we do Ali Bedni Bugyal trek solo

Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek can be done solo, but make sure you're prepared for any situation. The trekking route has few villages where you can find tea and snacks. Remember to carry a headlamp, a torch with spare batteries, a first-aid kit, and plenty of water. When can we see the snow in Ali Bedni bugyal? Snowfall usually starts around November and lasts until April. In fact, Ali Bedni is one of the only places in India that gets snow all year round. Is there any temple in Ali Bedni bugyal? Yes! There's an ancient Shiva Temple located at Ghoda Dhunga Village on this trail that locals visit regularly to pay their respects.

Difficulty level of Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek

Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek is a moderate trek as there are no technical challenges like steep ascents and descents or high altitudes. However, the trail passes through remote villages with limited healthcare facilities and basic amenities. There are no major cities close by, so you will need to carry your own food and water. To reach Ali Bedni Bugyal from Delhi, you can take flights to Dehradun and then catch a taxi for an overnight journey of 200 kilometers. From Manali, the distance is about 30 km on foot.

This adventure has been on my bucket list for quite some time now!

The best part of this scenic vista is the great panoramic views the surrounding valleys and mountains offer. A bundle of surprises, the experience of wandering through dense forests on this trek merely is astounding. When you make your way through the lush green shades of forest cover; you come across vast open lands- stretches of sprawling green carpets.