Chopta, Tungnath & Chandrashila Trek in 3 Days — Sunrise Over the Chaukhamba
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Trailhead transport included
Camps & stays included
All trek meals included
Trek leader included
Permits included
Safety kit included
Day 1 · Pickup in Rishikesh. About 200 km and 7–8 hours along the Alaknanda via Devprayag and Rudraprayag, then up through Ukhimath to Chopta (about 2,680 m).
Price is from Chopta, without Delhi travel. Coming from Delhi? Add travel both ways for ₹1,999 per person in the trip ticket.
Day-by-day plan
Stay
Trek camp, included — Twin- or triple-sharing weatherproof dome tents, insulated mats and sleeping bags rated for the season. A dining tent and toilet tents at every camp.
Base night, included — A simple village homestay in Sari with shared rooms.
Food
•All meals on the trek — breakfast, packed or hot lunch, evening snacks and dinner
•Hot tea, coffee and soup at camp
Trip highlights
- Tungnath, the highest Shiva temple of the Panch Kedar
- Sunrise on Chandrashila with the Chaukhamba and Nanda Devi
- Optional evening walk to Deoria Tal
- Tungnath temple shuts for winter after Diwali; the trek stays open in snow
- Best season: April–June and September–March
- Max altitude about 4,000 m · Grade: Easy–moderate · About 12 km on foot
Included
- Shared tempo traveller from Rishikesh and back
- 1 night in tents or a lodge at Chopta, 1 night in a Sari village homestay
- Dinner on day 1 to breakfast on day 3
- Trek leader and local guide
- Forest-department fees
Not included
- ✕Travel to the pickup point and back home
- ✕Backpack offloading (available as an add-on)
- ✕Personal trekking gear — shoes, jackets, poles (can be hired as an add-on)
- ✕Meals on the drive days before and after the trek, unless listed
- ✕Travel insurance
- ✕Anything personal: tips, snacks, bottled drinks, phone charging at tea shops
- ✕Costs from weather, landslides or road closures that force a change of plan
Things to carry
- Trekking shoes with ankle support and a deep grip, broken in before the trip
- 40–60 L backpack with a rain cover, plus a small daypack if you offload
- Three warm layers (fleece + padded/down jacket) — nights drop near or below 0 °C
- Waterproof jacket or poncho and quick-dry trek pants (no jeans)
- Thermal inner wear for the nights
- Woollen cap, fleece gloves and 3 pairs of socks (1 woollen)
- UV sunglasses, SPF 50 sunscreen and lip balm
- Two 1 L water bottles (no single-use plastic on the trail)
- Headlamp with spare batteries
- Trekking pole (recommended; can be hired)
- Personal medicines, plus Diamox only if your doctor advises it
- Government photo ID — original and one photocopy (needed for forest permits)
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