Two years back, my wife and I did the "Valley Of Flowers" trek in Uttarakhand. While the "Valley Of Flowers" trek covered considerable distance (65 km in 4-5 days), it was pretty convenient as we always got to sleep in tents and never had to face the wrath of nature. The Roopkund trek, however, was a totally different story. From living in tents to hiking in rain with the cold winds lashing against my face, the Roopkund trek has taken my trekking experience to a completely different level. So, how did I prepare myself for the trek? Who was part of the batch? And how did we end up trekking in such harsh weather? Read on to find out all about it.
- Getting Started
- Departing from Hyderabad
- Day 1: Arriving at Kathgodam, meeting the group and heading to Lohajung, the base camp (altitude: 7700 ft)
- Day 2: Get, Set, Go! Heading to our first campsite - Ghairoli Patal (altitude: 10000 ft)
- Day 3: Trekking to the most beautiful campsite - Bedni Bugyal (altitude: 11500 ft)
- Day 4: Short visit to Ali Bugyal (altitude: 12200 ft)
- Day 5: Heading for the next higher campsite - Patar Nachauni (altitude: 12700 ft)
- Day 6: Reaching the highest campsite - Bhagwabhasa (altitude: 14100 ft)
- Day 7: An attempt to reach Roopkund and down to Bedni Bugyal
- Day 8: Return to basecamp Lohajung
- Day 9: Driving back to Kathgodam and heading for home
- Arriving at Hyderabad
- Summing up my experience
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