Ali & Bedni Bugyal Trek
The largest high-altitude meadow in Asia, a sea of grass at 3,300 m
- Altitude
- 3,354 m (Bedni Bugyal)
- Duration
- 4 Days / 3 Nights
- Difficulty
- Moderate
- Best time
- April–June, September–October
- Distance
- ~30 km round trip from Wan
- From Dehradun
- ~260 km (7–8 hrs) to Wan via Lohajung
About Ali & Bedni Bugyal Trek
Ali Bugyal and Bedni Bugyal together form what is often described as the largest high-altitude meadow in Asia, a rolling grassland at 3,100–3,354 m below the Trishul massif. In monsoon the meadow turns electric green; in autumn it is golden brown against white peaks.
The trek starts at Wan village near Lohajung and is often done as a self-contained 3–4 day route, though most Roopkund expeditions also pass through. Bedni Kund, a sacred lake at the meadow edge, is accompanied by a small temple. This trek is accessible for moderately fit trekkers without prior high-altitude experience.
Trek highlights
- Ali Bugyal and Bedni Bugyal meadows
- Trishul, Nanda Ghunti and Nanda Devi views
- Bedni Kund sacred lake
- Roopkund trek starting point
Book the Ali & Bedni Bugyal Trek
We handle permits, guide, camping and transport from Dehradun. Send an enquiry for dates and pricing.

