Ali Bedni Bugyal is a trekking destination which is at an elevation of over 11,350 ft, the top is full of meadows that are covered with snow in the winters. The grass is so soft on the top that you can get healed of several ailments by just walking on the virgin Himalayan grass bear foot. The peak trekking season for Ali Bedni bugyal is from December to March of every year. Himalayan trekking peaks are not just about climbing hills, it is all about the experience, the purity of the breeze, and the eye-soothing untouched mountains which are far away from the commercial life of the cities, they are as pure as they were thousands of years ago. When you reach the top of Ali Bedni Bugyal you will experience as if you have reached the heavens, it is not a difficult trek to accomplish the trekking task so it is even attractive to newbies.

While trekking you will cross villages, large meadows, grazing Himalayan fluffy animals (The Himalayan animal breeds have longer hairy coats than the ones found in the plain lands), constant bird chirping, colorful butterflies, and large Himalayan peaks in the background, the hike is one of the most pleasant treks, it is unlike most treks where you keep watching the greatness and pleasantness of nature all through. The trek is a 6 days trip starting from Lohajung village and ends at Wan the last habituated village, beyond Wan you will not find even a single Human settlement. If you want anything to carry to the top you will have to buy all of those in this last human settlement village.

The famous Trishul peak can be seen from a very close distance from Ali Bedni Bugyal peak, and further away is the more famous Himalayan mountain, Chaukhamba. There is Dayara Bugyal, Bhrigu Lake Trek, and Gidara Bugyal but Ali Bedni Bugyal has the grandest view with great mountain peaks such as Nanda Ghunti standing right behind the top, and the view from the top is matchless. It is not just the view of these gigantic mountains, you see almost half of them rising as you go up in front of you. As soon as the spring season gets over you can see meadows coming out from the snow they were covered with.

It is believed that long ago lord Shiva and his family would cross over Bedni Bugyal every four years to reach Parvati’s maternal family, like we humans, this is also called the heavenly path.

There is no accommodation facility after Wan village so one has to make arrangements, you can take your tent and stay uphills at Ali Bedni Bugyal, and also it is best to take packaged food there to the top. It is hard to leave Ali Bedni Bugyal when you think of rolling back your tent, the place will captivate you for further stay, such is the mesmerizing effect, it is a place that one sees in the wallpapers or dreams.