Bedni Ali Bugyal Trek

Nature lovers and wildlife photographers are up in search of abundant wildlife and spectacular scenery along the way The main attraction of this trek is the Vaitarani thermal lake also known as Bednikund, which has a small dedicated temple for the service. Another gem on the trail is Ali Bugyal, an ancient meadow about 10 km from Bedni Bugyal.

The best time to visit Ali Bedni Bugyal trek is May through November when the grounds are adorned with lush greenery and the road is lined with bright rhododendron blossoms for wan to serve as a base camp this trip, the quaint village surrounded by stunning scenery.

The base camp for the Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek is Lohajung, a village in the Chamoli district of Garhwal in the Himalayas. Here’s how to reach Lohajung:

• By Train: Dehradun/Haridwar is well connected by Train with major cities in India like Delhi and Lucknow. Rishikesh to Lohajung takes about 10-11 hours by road.
• By Road: Rishikesh is well connected to most major cities in India like Delhi and Lucknow. Rishikesh to Lohajung takes about 10-11 hours by road.
• By Flight: Fly from Delhi to Dehradun. Then, you can take a bus or taxi to Lohajung.

Ali Bedni Bugyal is classified as a moderate trek in terms of the level of difficulty experienced during the trek and the terrain. The trek goes up to 3,350 metres (11,000 ft), where Bedni Bugyal is located, and usually lasts between 7 and 9 days, which can be shorter or longer depending on several factors such as the number of places to be visited during the trek, the time taken to reach these places, etc.

The trail passes through forests and grasslands, and some parts of the route can be slightly steep and rocky. The difficulty of the trek also depends on the time of the year in which the trek is undertaken, whether it is spring, summer, autumn or winter. Snowfall in winters makes it extremely difficult for those who set out on the trek without preparation to traverse the region, as each step on the trail becomes difficult due to the snow.

It is moderately physical and middle aged persons who are capable of doing exercises can easily complete this trek. Trekkers do not have to face any problem with the long trekking and gradual slopes as it is not very high. However, the chances of AMS and other sicknesses are not zero as it is a Himalayan trek and one should always be prepared to deal with the possible problems while trekking.

The weather on this trek is variable, resulting in sudden rains, sleet, and temperature changes on the path, especially during the winter season. The trek is usually cold and the temperature varies between 5°C to 15°C, which can make your trekking a bit difficult if you are not equipped with the necessary clothing. Overall, with good physical fitness and necessary trekking precautions, Ali Bedni Bugyal trek can be successfully completed by experienced trekkers as well as beginners.