Chopta Tungnath Trek – 3-Day Divine Adventure Deal

Chopta Tungnath and Chandrashila Trek Package Overview

Both trekkers and campers enjoy visiting Chopta Tungnath Trek where they find the beautiful valley of green meadows with its massive pine trees and oak forests. Regardless of its low cost the Chopta Tungnath trek provides value that exceeds its affordable price point. 

Beginning in Haridwar or a suitable alternative town the journey leads to Sari where the base camp foundation will occur. Your journey begins at Sari before leading you toward the Deoriatal Lake which gained its name “two worlds in one place” because it shows incredible views of the Great Himalayas. After passing through Chopta the route will lead to Tungnath. The land of legends and wise men is Tungnath. One of the five “maths” in which Lord Shiva’s five body parts were dispersed. Before returning, the adventure finally reaches the peak of Chandrashila. The peak stands at 13,000 feet height where you can view Nandadevi, Trisul, Kedar Peak, Bandarpunch, Chaukhamba and other Himalayan peaks in their complete splendor. During your journey to the peak you will encounter the peaceful Rohini Bugyal meadow which counts as one of Chopta’s most serene natural highlands. 

Sleeping bags together with tents will be issued to you by the organization throughout the entire journey. 

The first stop for participants begins at Haridwar railway station. 

Camping activities will take place in the Himalayan snow area between October and early March when the mountains become covered in glimmering ice. Stanley shows absolute confidence that this expedition will create memories that will stay with you forever. 

The Tungnath temple ranks among the highest sacred Shiva temples on the planet. The Tungnath mountain range reaches 3,680 meters (or 12,073 feet) in elevation and stands within the Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand state in India. Tungnath Trek stands as India’s most accessible trekking route that many people consider famous. 

Yearly numerous hikers undertake the Tungnath snow trek to appreciate stunning perspectives of the Himalayas which brings large crowds during each season. The summit route includes multiple destinations which comprise the Rudraprayag and Devprayag and Sari villages among many other small villages. Trekking at the location between Deoriatal Lake presents the most suitable conditions for this adventure. The shining waters of the lake appear attractively but reveal temperatures so frigid they would chill anyone. Hike through the forest paths while admiring the majestic maple tree and oak tree and pine tree trees which surround Lake Deoriatal. 

Those who trek to Tungnath can explore its range of attractions that include the Garhwal Himalayas’ snowy peaks along with flowing waterfalls and woodland paths with green scenery. 

The base camp of this trek will be Chalkot wherein people can find peace among the lush mountain meadows of Chopta Valley. 

Chopta Valley provides camp accommodation that travelers should seize now. Urban Indian residents consider Chopta to represent their own miniature version of Switzerland. 

Tourists widely visit the Tungnath Shiva Temple while the subsequent hike leads to Chandrashila Peak. From the base of Chalkot camp visitors can reach the Chandrashila summit which towers 4,000 meters above sea level. Nanda Devi stands alongside Trishul and Kedar Peak and Bandarpuch and Chaukhamba Peaks which can be admired from this summit. 

You can enjoy the trek from April to November because Chopta receives ample snowfall during this time period. During the winter months of December through March Tungnath along with Chandrashila become completely enveloped in snow. Visitors should plan their trips for September to November since during this period the Himalayan peaks become visible. From all sides the area receives snow which results in negative temperatures and extreme cold conditions. 

The scenic Chopta Valley reaches an elevation of 8792 feet within a forest area that contains deodar and rhododendron and oak species. A healthy bloom of flowering plants will establish itself here. All Garhwal Himalayan treks in Uttarakhand have their high points but Chandrashila Summit remains the most awe-inspiring due to its voyage through unknown landscapes of charming meadows. Visitors to the summit experience remarkable Himalayan mountain views as their best viewing opportunity. The viewpoint from the peak shows visitors both Nanda Devi and Trishul as well as Kedarnath and Chaukhamba peaks. Traversing to the Chandrashila summit trek remains possible throughout each month of the year. Trekking to Chandrashila summit places itself at a medium difficulty level within the Indian Himalayan region of Uttarakhand. You will encounter fading remnants of past Garhwal Himalayan social traditions while passing through the route.  

Visitors who embark on Chopta Chandrashila Deoriatal can witness the spectacular colors that spring brings to Himalaya. The trek serves as an ideal destination for mountaineers who come from all categories. The region experiences pink and red rhododendron and blossom blooms during summer and huge snow accumulations during winter. Chandrashila Peak marks the highest point of the tour before the tour moves on to the scenic Deoriatal lakeside and then continues through several snowy mountain peaks. Naturists along with bird-watchers and photographers will find Chopt-Chandrashila-Deorital to be their perfect destination.

Chopta:

Chopta in Uttarakhand exists at an altitude of 8790 feet where people can see green meadows during summer and white snow in the winter. Travelers visiting Chopta in Uttarakhand can admire Trishul, Nanda Devi and Chaukhamba Peaks which stand tall in the Himalayas as a sight to behold.

Tungnath: 

From mountains tops Lords Tungnath stands elevated at 12,073 feet above sea level. The location of Kedar Ganga Temple exists within Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand and within the Tunganath mountain range.

Chandrashila: 

From mountains tops Lords Tungnath stands elevated at 12,073 feet above sea level. The location of Kedar Ganga Temple exists within Rudraprayag district of Uttarakhand and within the Tunganath mountain range.

Deoria Tal: 

At an elevation of 7,999 feet Deoria Tal in Uttarakhand reveals itself as an attractive glacial lake. The lake exists within a forested area along with surrounding green landscapes that extend to white mountain vistas. The Deoria Tal Lake gains popularity because of its extensive 300-degree view. 

This area has attracted many false stories which have spread throughout the region. The myth states that after winning the battle against Demon King Ravana Lord Rama came to meditate at this site. The myth states that Moon God Chandra finished an act of penance in this location. The location achieves remarkable appeal through its excellent viewing position that offers full panoramic views of the Himalayan mountains.

Best time to visit Chopta

Summer months from April to June together with winter months from October to December stand as the optimal time to see Chopta. The summertime of Chopta maintains a permanent healthy climate pattern. Morning and nighttime breezes together with Himalayan mountain views are present for observation at Chopta. Woolen clothes of light weight should be included in the travel kit. Heavy snowfall shrouds the location throughout its winter season. Winter presents Chopa with its most visually beautiful appearance. The limited room availability along with camping regions serve to increase the challenge of visiting Chopta. The best choice is to carry thick woollen clothing. Chopta becomes its thinnest outline during the time of monsoon. When venturing into winter conditions people must bring raincoats. Traveling in this area becomes dangerous due to rough conditions and landslides that block access through roads. Walking into the monsoon edition of Chopta pays off due to its dramatic beauty even with the risks involved.