A wild crossing to a hidden high lake ringed by snow peaks and Brahma Kamal flowers.
A thrilling seven-day Himalayan adventure through alpine meadows, rhododendron forests, rocky trails and scenic mountain landscapes, crossing the high Kankul Khal (5,230 m) to Kagbhusandi Lake.
The lake is surrounded by snow-clad peaks and, in late summer, by Brahma Kamal — Uttarakhand’s state flower. This is a demanding, remote trek for experienced trekkers.
Kagbhusandi Tal, far from any road.
Uttarakhand’s sacred flower in August–September.
A high pass above 17,000 ft.
Drive to Govindghat and trek to Bhyundar village.
Enter the remote Kakbhushandi valley.
Climb through meadows to the high camp.
Push higher on moraine to the base of the pass.
Cross the high pass and descend to the lake.
Begin the long descent.
Walk out and drive to Joshimath.
Glaciers, moraines, steep snow and a 5,260 m col — a true Himalayan expedition.
A challenging high-altitude trek to Uttarakhand’s most storied glacial lake.
Remote valleys, glaciers and alpine camps on a 19,000 ft expedition above Mana and Badrinath.
