Ronti Saddle

4.6

Location: 8PVX+FHH, Uttarakhand 246443, India

Estimated Visiting Time: Approximately 2-3 hours

Ronti Saddle Trek is a famous altitude trek at 5213m in the Chamoli district of Uttarakhand in the Garhwal Himalayas. This trail passes through famous locations like Bedni Bugyal, Roopkund, and Homkund. It offers a fantastic view of the Himalayas. On the top of the trek, it gets the chance to the visitors to enjoy the breathtaking beauty of it.

Attraction

It is one of Uttarakhand’s tourist destinations. If you are an adventure seeker, this trek to Ronti Saddle in the Himalayas for ten days will be the best ﬁt for you. It is located at a height of 17388 feet. For those who love trekking, visitors can enjoy the adorned beauty of Nanda Ghungti, Trisul, and mountain peaks housed by the glorious Himalayas. The breathtaking beauty of the snow and the calm atmosphere allows you to enjoy heaven on earth. It will help you to feel relaxed, lighten your mind, etc. That’s why people from various places come to visit here.

History

There is no history behind Ronti Saddle. It is famous for its highest trek and its scenic beauty. This place gets the attraction of tourists because of its beautiful surroundings. People need to learn morech about this place’s history.

Inside/Outside Views

Ronti Saddle Trek is perfect because of all types of attractions and challenges. Passing through the main trekking points becomes more attractive for trekkers during the trek. There are some famous points on this trail, like Bedni Bugyal, Ali Bugyal, Kailwa Vinayak, Roopkund, Junargali, etc, and Ronti Saddle; all points are total attractions and are famous worldwide. Trekkers can enjoy beautiful, close views of Mountains like Nanda Ghunti and Trishu. Besides, they can see l Lush green Meadows like Bedani and Ali Bugya as well as Water streams, Snowfall, Grazing Animals, Beautiful lakes like Roopkund and Bedni Kund, High Altitude gain, etc., a total of divine beauty. It is the best destination for those seeking a rediscovery of themselves. This place itself has a positive vibe here. It is also perfect for people who love photography and videography. It is also called photography paradise.

Opening Hours

Monday -Saturday, Between 9am -7pm.

Entry & Others Fees

There are no entry fees needed.it is free of cost.

Near Restaurants

Near Hotels

How to Reach

By air: Jolly Grant Airport is the nearest airport to this place. It is the easiest way to go. It is approximately 48 km away from the place. Besides, it is a regular flight.

By train: Haridwar Railway Station is the nearest station to this place. If You want a comfortable journey, this is the best way.

By road: This is the best way ever. You can get any vehicle, like a car, bus, etc., suitable for it. Haridwar is well-connected with other cities. You can contract with any agency that is available in your town or You can contact us.

Tips for Travellers

Take a small bag Where you can carry only the required thing
Don’t overweight it.
Take proper amounts of clothes according to the season, hiking boots, gloves.’
Take a water bottle.
Take socks, gloves, and any medicine you take.
Take light snacks.
Take a phone or camera.
Consult your doctor, if you have any problem, then go trekking.

FAQ

Que-01: Is this place safe to visit?

Ans: Yes, it is safe to visit. People from different places visit here, and the locals are decent and trustworthy.

Que-02: Is photography allowed inside This place?

Ans: Yes, it is allowed.

Qus-03: What is the height of this place?

Ans: 17388 ft.

Qus-04: What is the best season to visit this place?

Ans: May, June, September, and October are the best time to visit here.

Qus-05: How Difficult is the Ronti Saddle trek?

Ans: It is easy when you listen to your tour guide. It is a good trek if you have done a couple of treks in the Himalayan range.

Qus-06: How cold does it get on The Ronti Saddle trek?

Ans: If the temperature has risen, it gets colder. But during the daytime, it is okay. Daytime is completely pleasant.

Qus:07: How do you get safe drinking water from the trek?

Ans: Himalayan water is considered clean water. During the trek, you can ask the guide where to fill the water bottles. You can also carry Your water.