A distant view of women carrying fodder on their back at Ramni village
Green meadows in the vicinity of Ramni village
View of Nanda Ghunti peaks
Panoramic Himalayan view from Ramni village
Houses at Ramni village
Village view and snow capped Himalayas in the backdrop.
Vicinity of Ramni village
Village folks while doing Yoga.
Grazing area near Ramni village
Village boys playing Volleyball. They came home for a annual Nanda Devi fair.
Dense woods near Ramni village.
This village lies on the way to Lard Karzan road. You can relish the spectacle view of gigantic Trishuli, Nanda Devi, Nandaghunti, Chaukhamba peaks.
An enthralling view of Chukhamba peak
There is so many hot tourist spots near Ramni village like Saptkund, Simbe, Baguwabasa, Bheti, Punar Bugyal, Ghora pahad, kaliyugad, Niladi, Aali, Bedani Bugyal and more. The trek to kuwari/Kuari pass also starts from here.
Ramni from a distant view
A village named Wan Kanol which comes before Kuari pass is also a base camp for Roopkund trek. Many foreigners visit this place every year. Famous Saptkund lake which is situated on the foothill of Nandaghunti peak is 32kms from here. You can also travel to Dugdh kundi and Sagalpuri tal from here.
Local Shiva temple
‘Vimana’ of local Shiva temple
Located at an astonishing height of 2700 meters from sea level, Ramni village is cradled in the lap of Nandakini valley of Chamoli district in Uttarakhand.
Terrace farms around Ramni village
It is about 52 km far from Nandaprayag on ghat Road. This village is situated in the mists of step farms.
Distant view of village
Ramni has two Bungalows of British era where you can stay.
Old bungalows at Ramni village
Every year a Nanda Devi fair is organized by Ramani and other near by folks in Balpata during Nandasaptam.
Photos and info shared by मनीष नेगी
Wonderful article by Mr. M. Bhandari and great photos of Ramni by Mr. M. Negi. My friend Sheelraj Bhalla and I visited Ramni in 1958 on a trek from Gwaldam to Gohna Tal (which was a lake back then). Villagers were very kind, allowed us to sleep overnight in the schoolhouse. Ramni seems more modern and much bigger now than it was in 1958, but still seems as beautiful, with stunning views of Nanda Ghunti and Trisul to E and Nandakini valley below.
Fab job Manish Negi ji
Marvelous job done and keep it up
Thanks Bisht ji.
Excellent coverage Manoj. Keep it up.
Thanks euttarakhand team for publishing about my village. I am very thankful to you. I hope it will guide many tourist to treck the Ramni.
सुझावों के लिए धन्यवाद भगवंत नेगी, हमारी हर कोशिश के पीछे येही उद्देश्य होता है.
कितना खूबसूरत है हमारा यह उत्तराखंड स्क्रीन कल्पना करना बहुत बहुत ज्यादा की जा सकती है कि इस देवभूमि में क्या कुछ नहीं है मेरे बुद्धिजीवी साथियों मैं आपसे निवेदन करता हूं और आपको एक सुझाव भी देता हूं कि आप एक ऐसे उत्तराखंड का निर्माण करें दीवान चल का निर्माण करें कि जिससे हमारे टूरिज्म को एक नया सुझाव प्रदान हो जैसे कि आप जानते हैं इस तरह के कई idea हैं कैसे हैं मैं टूरिज्म को बढ़ाना है और कैसे हम आए अपने इस देवभूमि को एक नया शरु प्रदान करना है और कैसे हमारे नौजवान साथी इस काम को आगे बढ़ाएं इसके लिए मैं अपनी ओर से शुभकामनाएं देता हूं जय हिंद जय भारत जय उत्तराखंड
Good post Manish Negi………….Its really amazing place. Hope, one day I will be there