Ali Bedni Bugyal Journey

An authentic adventure in the Indian Himalaya, beyond the usual tourist routes.

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Dates

November 21 – December 6, 2026

Location

Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek

Difficulty Level

Easy

Group

8-12 People

Language

Spanish and Catalan

Distance & Altitude

~ 28,5 Km / ~ 3,820 m

Hiamalayan Paradise

Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek – The Most Stunning Alpine Meadows of the Indian Himalayas

For 16 days, we’ll travel through the Indian Himalaya, discovering remote villages, ancient forests, high mountain meadows, and the breathtaking landscapes of Ali Bedni Bugyal, one of the most beautiful and accessible treks in the region. But this journey won’t be just about trekking: it will be an immersion into the rhythm of Himalayan life, culture, and nature.


This itinerary is exclusive and personally designed by us, based on our own experience and deep connection with the region. In fact, the village of Bank, where we live, will be a very special part of the journey, and we’re excited to share its culture, traditions, and people with you. The trip is designed for a small group of only 8–12 people, making the experience more intimate, authentic, and meaningful. The journey will be guided by Gemma, a passionate traveler and Yoga teacher, while the trekking will be led by Manoj Singh Rana, a local mountaineer with extensive experience in Himalayan expeditions. Together we are The 108 Peaks, and we’ll accompany you on this adventure beyond the usual tourist routes.

The Essence of the Journey

General Information about the Journey

WHEN DO WE LEAVE?

FrNovember 21st – December 6th, 2026. We’ll meet you at Dehradun Airport upon arrival on November 22nd and accompany you throughout the journey in the Indian Himalaya. On December 5th, we’ll take you back to Dehradun Airport for your return flight.

ABOUT THE TREK

Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek is an easy 4-day Himalayan trek through forests, mountain villages, and vast alpine meadows, with views of 7,000 m peaks. The route covers 28.5 km in total, reaching a maximum altitude of around 3,820 m, with 2 nights camping in tents.

GROUP AND LANGUAGES

A small group of 8–12 people ready for a unique adventure in the Indian Himalaya. The trip will be conducted in Catalan and Spanish. We’re looking for open-minded, open-hearted travelers willing to walk for four days and adapt to simple mountain conditions for an authentic and meaningful experience.

BEYOND TOURISM

This journey takes you away from the usual tourist routes into remote Himalayan villages and untouched landscapes. It’s an opportunity to experience the real rhythm of the mountains, connect with local life, and discover a more authentic and quiet side of the Indian Himalaya. On the final day, we will take you to the village where Manoj and Gemma live, a place with no tourists, only local life and an even deeper connection to the mountains.

INDIA & RISHIKESH

We’ll explore temples, ashrams, and local markets, and discover the cultural and spiritual side of Rishikesh, the Yoga capital of the world. Everything is done at a calm and safe pace, with our guidance at all times, so you can feel comfortable and supported while experiencing the city. We’ll also walk along the Ganges River, enjoy traditional Indian cuisine, and observe daily life in this sacred place, connecting with the essence of India beyond the surface.

ORGANIZATION

You don’t need to worry about a thing, we take care of everything from your arrival until your return. We provide full support throughout the trip, including airport assistance, pre-trip preparation (equipment, visas, safety and practical information), and 2–3 group video calls before the journey to prepare everything together. On-site guidance in India is included at all times. This is a shared journey, but also a personal one, you move at your own pace, and we take care of the rest.

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Hidden Alpine Meadows of the Himalayas

Cross the vast Ali Bugyal and Bedni Bugyal, two of Asia’s largest alpine meadows, with sweeping views of peaks like Mount Trishul and Nanda Ghunti.

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High-Altitude Serenity and Adventure

Immerse yourself in serene high meadows and Himalayan landscapes on an intimate, off‑the‑beaten‑path trek.

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Cultural Immersion and Remote Villages

Connect with warm local communities, stay in traditional wooden homes, and experience Himalayan hospitality along ancient trade routes.

Route Map

Trek Itinerary

International flight to Delhi, where the group will meet at the airport before continuing the journey together.

Domestic flight to Dehradun and group meeting. Transfer to Rishikesh (1 hour by taxi/bus). Hotel check-in and rest. Welcome and introduction. Overnight at a hotel in Rishikesh in individual rooms.

Visit temples, ashrams, and streets of Rishikesh. In the evening, enjoy the Ganga Aarti ceremony by the river. Overnight at a hotel in Rishikesh.

We’ll cross the Ganges River, visit the famous and historic Beatles Ashram created by Maharishi Mahesh Yogi (founder of Transcendental Meditation) and experience the sacred Ganga Aarti ceremony.

Full-day journey by bus from Rishikesh to Lohajung Base Camp (~10 hours), entering the foothills of the Himalaya. Upon arrival, we’ll have a presentation and trekking briefing with the full trekking team. Overnight in a homestay at Lohajung Base Camp (2,400 m), in shared twin rooms.

Optional morning Yoga session, acclimatization hike to Aaijan Top (2,550 m), and morning briefing about the trek. Free time to rent or buy gear if needed and explore the village. Overnight stay in a homestay.

After an early wake-up and breakfast in Lohajung, we drive about 7 km by local vehicle to the village of Kuling, where the trek begins. The trail first descends towards the river, crossing through dense forest rich in oak, rhododendron and bamboo, creating a lush and intimate Himalayan atmosphere.

After crossing the river, the path starts a steady ascent towards Didna, a small and remote mountain village where roads no longer reach. By late morning, we arrive in Didna and enjoy lunch at a local guesthouse. This is a great opportunity to experience traditional village life in the Himalayas. Accommodation is simple but welcoming, with shared rooms and beds. Electricity may be available at times, but internet access is no longer present, allowing for a deeper disconnection.

In the evening, we enjoy an early dinner in Didna while watching the sunset over the surrounding valleys, a peaceful moment to settle into the rhythm of the mountains.

Overnight stay in a guesthouse in Didna, in shared rooms.

TECHNICAL DETAILS:

Distance: ~5 km
Positive elevation gain: ~462 m
Descent: ~334 m
Minimum altitude: ~2,032 m
Maximum altitude: ~2,462 m
Total duration: ~2:30 h
Time in motion: ~1:00 h

After an early wake-up and breakfast at the guesthouse in Didna, we pack our lunch in a tiffin box and begin the ascent through dense forest. The trail passes shepherds’ huts and traditional grazing areas, offering a glimpse into the pastoral life of the high Himalayas. Along the way, we take several short breaks, and depending on the season, we may stop at a small local dhaba to enjoy a cup of chai (traditional milk tea) or a fresh orange or buransh (rhododendron) juice, all locally sourced.

As we reach the first open meadow and leave the tree line behind, we stop for lunch surrounded by wide alpine landscapes. The trail then continues across the vast Ali Bugyal meadows, where the first dramatic views of Chaukhamba, Nanda Ghunti and Mount Trishul unfold. By afternoon, we arrive at our campsite, with time to rest and enjoy the sunset from a nearby hill overlooking the meadows.

Dinner is served at the campsite, followed by an overnight stay in tents. Tents are shared, though a private tent can be arranged for an additional cost. On clear nights, the star-filled sky at this altitude is truly spectacular.

TECHNICAL DETAILS:

Distance: ~11 km
Positive elevation gain: ~1,133 m
Descent: ~162 m
Minimum altitude: ~2,454 m
Maximum altitude: ~3,564 m
Total duration: ~6:30 h
Time in motion: ~2:00 h

We wake up early and enjoy breakfast at the campsite before beginning the ascent to the highest point of the trek, known as Ali Bedni Bugyal Summit. Although the distance is short, the elevation gain is significant, so we climb at a steady and unhurried pace. From the summit, we are rewarded with breathtaking panoramic views, with Mount Nanda Ghunti (6,309 m) and Mount Trishul (7,120 m) standing out prominently among other Himalayan peaks.

After time to rest, take photos and enjoy a snack at the top, we begin our descent. The trail leads down to Bedni Bugyal Lake, where we visit the small lakeside temple, a place of strong cultural and spiritual significance in the region. From there, we continue across open meadows before entering a beautiful buransh (rhododendron) forest, eventually reaching Gehroli Patal Campsite.

Lunch is served at the campsite, followed by a relaxed afternoon to rest and recover. In the evening, we’ll enjoy an optional cultural activity, learning how to prepare chai (traditional Indian milk tea) and chapati (Indian flatbread), a fun and meaningful way to connect with local traditions, especially appreciated by international participants.

Dinner and overnight stay in tents at Gehroli Patal Campsite.

TECHNICAL DETAILS (Summit + Descent):

Total distance: ~6.4 km
Positive elevation gain: ~436 m
Descent: ~655 m
Minimum altitude: ~3,191 m
Maximum altitude: ~3,820 m
Total duration: ~3:20 h
Time in motion: ~1:20 h

After waking up and having breakfast at the campsite, we pack our lunch to take with us and begin the final descent. The trail leads down through forested paths until we cross the river, followed by a short ascent that brings us closer to the last village of the trek.

We arrive in Wan, a traditional Himalayan village known for the sacred Latu Devta Temple, which we visit upon arrival. This temple holds strong cultural significance for the local communities of the region. Lunch is enjoyed in the surrounding forested area, a peaceful setting to reflect on the journey through the high meadows.

In the afternoon, we take a local vehicle back to Lohajung (approximately 1 hour, 15 km). We return to the same guesthouse where the trek began, once again enjoying the comfort of beds, access to water, electricity and internet — a gentle transition back to village life after days in the mountains.

Dinner and overnight stay at the guesthouse in Lohajung.

TECHNICAL DETAILS:

Distance: ~6.2 km
Positive elevation gain: ~156 m
Minimum altitude: ~2,500 m
Maximum altitude: ~3,173 m
Total duration: ~3:45 h
Time in motion: ~1:45 h

Rest day to relax, take a shower, and return any rented gear. Trek closing ceremony and farewell to the trekking guides and team. Overnight in a homestay at Lohajung Base Camp, in shared twin rooms.

Day to visit the small village of Bank, a Himalayan community where people still live in a traditional way through agriculture, mud houses, and local customs. We’ll first visit the local school, with the possibility of making a donation and sharing a cultural exchange with the children. Afterwards, we’ll explore the center of the village and its small temple, and finish the excursion with a meal in a local family home.

In the evening, we’ll prepare our backpacks for the departure the following day. Overnight in a homestay at Lohajung Base Camp.

Return journey from Lohajung Base Camp to Rishikesh (~10 hours by bus). Overnight in a hotel in Rishikesh.

Free day in Rishikesh to relax, walk around the city, do some shopping, or attend the Ganga Aarti ceremony by the River Ganges. Optional Ayurvedic massage available during the day, inspired by India’s ancient healing traditions. Overnight in a hotel.

Transfer by bus from Rishikesh to Dehradun Airport.
Domestic flight from Dehradun to Delhi.

International flight from Delhi back home.

Trek Pictures

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THE TEAM

Why trek with The 108 Peaks?

Our treks are designed to go beyond the summit, focusing on people, culture and a respectful way of experiencing the Himalayas.

Meet the team
Small Groups

We work with small groups of up to twelve people to ensure safety, personal attention and a deeper connection with the mountains. A smaller group allows a natural pace, less impact on the environment and a more meaningful trekking experience.

Cultural Immersion

We create moments to live the Himalayas like locals do. Sharing chai and chapati, visiting traditional mud houses, spending time in villages and experiencing daily mountain life beyond the trekking trail.

Fair Pay & Respect

Everyone involved in our treks receives fair and respectful wages. Guides, cooks, mule handlers and support teams are treated with dignity, supporting ethical tourism and sustainable livelihoods in Himalayan communities.

Professional Guides

Our guides combine strong technical knowledge with deep local experience and genuine care for people and mountains. You are supported at every step, with safety, acclimatization and the journey always coming first.

LOCATION

Uttarakhand, Devhoomi

In Uttarakhand, in the Indian Himalayas, the mountains are lived as a sacred space. Known as Devbhoomi, the Land of the Gods, this region is where the river Ganges is born, ancient temples stand in remote locations, and daily life remains closely tied to nature and tradition. Walking through these valleys means entering a quieter, less-travelled part of India, where silence, altitude and landscape shape the experience.


Lohajung, the starting point of the trek, is the last inhabited village before the high Himalayas. Beyond it, there are only alpine meadows, seasonal grazing lands and remote trails leading deeper into the massif. Local languages like Garhwali and a slower rhythm of life reflect an ancient mountain culture, standing at the natural frontier between rural India and the great Himalayan ranges beyond.

Bedni Bugyal in April 2025.
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Ali Bugyal, on the way to the summit, September 2024.
THE MEADOWS

Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek

The Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek is one of the most breathtaking and culturally rich treks in the Indian Himalayas. Over four days, we journey through dense oak and rhododendron forests, charming mountain villages, and two of the largest high-altitude meadows in Asia: Ali Bugyal and Bedni Bugyal, perched at around 3,500–3,820 meters. These vast green pastures open up to unforgettable 360º views of Himalayan giants such as Mt. Trishul (7,120 m) and Nanda Ghunti (6,309 m).

Beyond their beauty, these meadows hold deep cultural and spiritual significance. Bedni Bugyal is home to the sacred Bedni Kund, a high-altitude lake visited for centuries during the Nanda Devi Raj Jat Yatra, one of Uttarakhand’s most important pilgrimages. Walking here means stepping into living Himalayan history, where nature, spirituality, and tradition merge seamlessly.

During the trek, we stay in tents or simple local homestays, enjoy freshly cooked meals, and follow the natural rhythm of mountain life. There is no phone network, no Wi-Fi, no distractions, only the sound of the wind crossing the meadows and the silence of the mountains. This simplicity becomes one of the most meaningful parts of the journey: a chance to disconnect from everything and reconnect with yourself, the group, and the raw essence of the Himalayas.

THE TREK

Weight / equipment

During the trek, most of the equipment will be transported by mules: camping tents, sleeping bags, cooking utensils, food, and shared gear.
Participants may also choose to hand over one personal bag (clothing, toiletries, etc.) to be carried by the mules from one campsite to the next. This optional service is available at an additional cost, to be paid locally.
As a result, you will only need to walk with a small daypack containing what you need for the day: some fruit or nuts, a rain jacket, a warm layer… and most importantly, your enthusiasm. This logistics setup allows us to hike lighter and fully enjoy the journey.

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THE TREK

Am I ready?

You don’t need to be an athlete or have previous high-altitude trekking experience to complete the Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek, but a good level of fitness and genuine motivation are essential. Over 4 days and approximately 28 km, you’ll hike between 2 and 6 hours a day, moving through dense oak, rhododendron and bamboo forests, traditional shepherd areas, and vast alpine meadows.

This trek is suitable for beginners with good physical condition, but it does involve sustained elevation gain, reaching heights of up to 3,820 meters (12,530 ft). If you enjoy hiking, feel comfortable on uneven mountain trails, and can carry a light daypack for several hours, you’ll be well prepared for the journey.
What matters most isn’t speed, but attitude. Walking with awareness, respecting the land and listening to your own rhythm will make the experience smoother and deeply rewarding. Our local guides will be with you throughout the trek, ensuring safety, support and a confident, enjoyable journey across one of the most beautiful meadow landscapes of the Indian Himalayas.

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Ali Bugyal in December 2025.
Didna Village
Didna Village.
THE TREK

Accommodation

Accommodation in Lohajung, our base village, is in a local homestay or guesthouse where we stay on the first and last night. Rooms are shared (2 or 4 people) in a simple, welcoming mountain-home atmosphere. Private rooms are available on request for an additional cost. Facilities are basic, with limited electricity and water at times, and no Wi-Fi, a natural part of life in remote Himalayan villages.

On the first trekking day, we stay overnight in Didna, a small mountain village accessible only on foot. Accommodation is very simple, with shared rooms, no shower and no internet connection. This stay allows for deep rest, disconnection and an authentic experience of Himalayan village life.

During the trek, we camp in government-designated areas, with all permits arranged by our team. We provide high-quality camping equipment suitable for altitude, including tents, sleeping mats and sleeping bags. Tents are shared by default, with the option of a private tent for an additional cost.

THE TREK

The group

At The 108 Peaks, we keep our trekking groups small, from 8 to a maximum of 12 people, because we believe the Himalayas are best experienced in a close, human and respectful atmosphere. Our groups bring together people from different countries, ages, genders and life paths, and this diversity naturally enriches the journey, creating an open and welcoming environment.

We look for participants who don’t just want to complete a trekking route, but who are also curious to listen to local stories, understand the land, and experience, even briefly, what mountain life is really like. We walk through sacred regions, places where it feels as if we are being invited into someone’s home. Respect is essential. We honour it by caring for the land, the culture and the local communities. We work with local teams, pay them fairly, and handle every detail with honesty and responsibility.

We also value a spirit of adaptability. During the trek, you may share rooms, tents or vehicles, and conditions can be simple: limited electricity, limited internet and the natural rhythm of mountain life. If what you’re looking for is adventure, authenticity and respect, then you’re in the right place.

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Clàudia and Xavi from Spain at the summit (3,820 m).
Simba, on the way to the summit.
THE TREK

Next step

Before starting this journey through the Indian Himalaya, we will get in touch with you to answer any questions you may have. After that, you will receive the payment document along with the cancellation policy. Once everything has been reviewed, your spot will be reserved by making the initial deposit. You will then fill out a short form with basic personal and health information.

From the moment you decide to join the trip, you will be accompanied and supported throughout the entire preparation process. We will organize 2–3 group video calls before the journey to explain everything in detail and help the group connect before arriving in India.

During these calls, we will talk about what to pack, mountain clothing and gear, health recommendations, altitude adaptation, currency exchange, local culture, and practical travel advice. We will also personally assist you with buying international flights, managing the Indian e-visa process, travel insurance, and any other logistics related to the trip.

Participants will receive a detailed gear list explaining what to bring for the Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek, including clothing and mountain equipment recommendations. If necessary, trekking gear such as poles, jackets, or other items can also be rented locally before starting the trek.

This preparation support is designed to help you feel ready, safe, comfortable, and fully supported before and during the entire experience.

Prices & Service

INCLUDES

ACCOMMODATION

  • Accommodation from November 22nd to December 5th

MEALS

  • All breakfasts, lunches and dinners included.

TRANSPORT

  • All ground transportation during the trip: bus, tuk-tuk and taxi.
  • From your arrival at Dehradun Airport on November 22nd until your return to the same airport on December 5th.

ENTRANCES / ACTIVITIES

  • Visits to ashrams, temples and participation in Aartis.
  • 1 Abhyanga massage in a specialised Ayurveda centre.

TREKKING

  • Trekking and camping permits included.
  • Support team: guides, cooks, helpers and mules.
  • Individual equipment: tent, sleeping bag, sleeping bag liner, sleeping mat.
  • Camping gear: everything required for a self-sufficient camp—dining tent, toilet tents, tables, chairs, kitchen, gas, utensils, lighting…
  • Safety equipment: stretcher, oxygen, first aid kit, oxygen saturation monitor.

OUR SERVICES

  • Access to the registration for this experience.
  • Access to a WhatsApp group with direct support at all times.
  • 2–3 group video calls to prepare the trip and meet the group.
  • Full guidance throughout the entire process: from buying flights to managing the visa, travel insurance, baggage preparation and all trip logistics.
  • 24/7 support from the moment you arrive at Dehradun Airport until your departure.
  • Assistance during the trip: we will guide you in practical aspects such as withdrawing cash, shopping, moving around the country, using local transport and managing any needs that may arise.
  • Simultaneous translation throughout the entire trip (català & español).
  • Travel dossier: practical information about culture, customs, itinerary and recommendations.
  • Exclusive materials: PDF with tips for preparing the trip.
  • Photo & video collection of the trip.
  • Coverage of bank commissions.

Prices & Services

NOT INCLUDED

FLIGHTS

  • International flights.
  • Domestic flights from Delhi to Dehradun.
  • Flights can be booked individually or through a travel agency (which we can recommend). The agency can help with booking, fare blocking, requesting special meals, and other services.

VISA

  • Minimum 30-day electronic tourist visa.
  • The visa can be processed individually. We will provide clear instructions and support during the online meetings to ensure the process is smooth and trouble-free. It can also be arranged through the agency we will recommend. The visa must be obtained no earlier than one month before departure.

INSURANCE

  • Basic 20-day travel insurance including mountain trekking and rescue coverage up to 4,000 m altitude.
  • All participants must have valid health insurance during the trip to ensure proper management in case of unforeseen situations. The insurance can be contracted individually or through a travel agency we can also recommend.

TRIP EXTRAS

  • Air-conditioned room: 800 INR per day (approx. 8 €).
  • Mule to carry your backpack during the trek: 3,000 INR for the full route (approx. 30 €).
  • In case of health issues (such as altitude-related problems) or any unforeseen situation requiring descent with staff assistance or stretcher evacuation, any additional cost must be covered by the participant.

EXTRA MEALS

  • Meals during flights.
  • Any meals, snacks or drinks outside those included.
  • Bottled water.

PERSONAL EXPENSES

  • Personal expenses.
  • Tips and donations.
  • Optional excursions or additional activities not listed in the itinerary.
  • Massages, treatments or wellness activities not included in the package.
  • Laundry service.

Grup 8-9 people

This price applies if the group is formed by 8–9 participants.
Small group, intimate experience, and maximum support throughout the trip.

2.200€

Grup 10-12 people

This reduced price applies if the group reaches 10–12 participants.
A larger group allows us to offer a more accessible rate while maintaining the same quality of experience.

1.850€

Book your spot

To reserve your spot, a first payment is required. Only after this initial payment your place in the group will be officially confirmed.

Request the payment and cancellation conditions via WhatsApp at +34 630 620 604 or by email at the108peaks@gmail.com

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Frequently Asked Questions

FAQs

The most popular seasons for the Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek are May–June and September–October, when the weather is usually stable and the mountain views are at their clearest.
However, November and early December offer a very special experience before the heavy winter snow arrives. During this season, the trails are much less crowded, creating the perfect atmosphere to enjoy the silence, calmness, and authenticity of the Indian Himalaya in a more intimate way.

The Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek is considered an easy to moderate Himalayan trek, making it accessible for people with a normal level of fitness and no previous trekking experience in high mountains.
The trek lasts 4 days and follows well-defined trails through forests, villages, and alpine meadows, with gradual altitude gain. Even though the route is accessible, it still takes place in a remote Himalayan environment, so a positive attitude and basic physical preparation are important.
Before the trip, we will guide you with recommendations and preparation advice to help you feel comfortable and confident during the trek.

Yes. The Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek is a great option for people who want to experience their first Himalayan trek. No previous trekking experience is required, although having a basic level of fitness and enjoying walking in nature will help you enjoy the journey even more.
The route is designed to be accessible, with enough time to adapt to the altitude and rhythm of the mountains. Throughout the trip, you will be accompanied and supported by our team to make the experience safe, comfortable, and enjoyable.

Yes, you can! We can usually accommodate most common food intolerances and preferences. However, if you have a severe allergy, especially to something difficult to avoid in India, like gluten, please let us know in advance.
We’ll talk it through together and see if the local conditions and food options can meet your needs safely. Your wellbeing is our priority, and we want to make sure you can enjoy the experience with peace of mind.

This experience is designed for adults and teenagers who are comfortable with trekking, altitude, and simple living conditions. If you’re considering coming with a child, please contact us so we can assess together whether the route and pace are suitable.

You can stay connected throughout most of the trip if you get a local SIM card upon arrival in India. In Rishikesh, we will guide you on where to buy one so you have mobile data for the journey.
However, during 2–3 days of the trek in the remote Himalayan mountains, there will be no phone signal or internet access at all. This is the most isolated part of the route, offering a rare opportunity to fully disconnect and immerse yourself in nature.
Outside of those trekking days, you will have normal connectivity again.

Altitude affects everyone differently, but on the Ali Bedni Bugyal Trek most people feel completely fine at this height. The itinerary is designed with a gradual ascent, which helps the body adapt naturally to the altitude.
While it is possible to notice mild symptoms in some cases, the majority of trekkers do not experience altitude sickness on this route. Walking at a steady pace, staying hydrated, and listening to your body is usually more than enough to feel comfortable throughout the journey.
Our team will also be there to support you at every step, ensuring a safe and relaxed experience in the mountains.

No problem, it can happen. Your safety always comes first. If you feel unwell or unable to continue, we’ll stop, evaluate the situation and decide the safest plan together. Depending on where we are, this may mean resting, descending to a lower point or adjusting the itinerary. You’ll never be left alone, and we’ll prioritize your well-being at every moment.

You’ll enjoy fresh, homemade meals, both vegetarian and non-vegetarian depending on your preferences. Typical Himalayan dishes include rice, lentils, vegetable curry, chapati, eggs, pasta, porridge, and seasonal vegetables. We ensure meals are nutritious and safe for trekking.

Absolutely. Many solo travellers choose this trek. You’ll be walking as part of a guided group, so you’ll never actually be alone, and it’s a wonderful way to meet like-minded people.

Yes, you will be in a supportive environment from the moment you arrive. Many women trek with us, and our team is trained to ensure respectful, safe, and comfortable dynamics. You will never be left alone on the trail unless you request it, and every member of our staff understands the importance of creating a trustworthy and caring atmosphere.

We believe in responsible and fair tourism.
When you join this trek, your payment supports not only your experience, but also the people who make it possible.
A large part of the cost goes directly to the local team: guides, porters, cooks, drivers, and the families who host us in their homestays. We pay fair salaries, never the low or exploitative rates that unfortunately still exist in some trekking circuits. When the team is valued, respected, and well paid, they work with joy, safety, and dignity. And this creates a better experience for everyone.
Your contribution also covers high-quality food during the trek, camping equipment, logistics, transportation, and all the local permits. Nothing is rushed, nothing is cut down to lower the price. We prefer to maintain high standards and ensure that the impact of our presence in the Himalayas is positive for the communities who live here.
By choosing this trek, you’re supporting local livelihoods and helping preserve a sustainable way of exploring the mountains, with respect, fairness, and heart.

We work exclusively with local families, buy ingredients from village farmers, stay in homestays, and hire staff from the region. By trekking with us, you help strengthen the economy of remote Himalayan villages while keeping the cultural traditions alive.

Would you like to come with your own group?

If you already have a group and would like to travel on different dates, we can organise the same trip fully adapted to your schedule and group size.
Just get in touch with us and we’ll create a personalised itinerary for your adventure.

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