Uttarakhand · Trek · RSH → TGN
Chopta & Tungnath Summit
World's highest Shiva temple and a Chandrashila sunrise panorama.
4.9(78 reviews)2N / 3DMinimum 4 travellersFrom ₹6,999 per person
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Package highlights
- Tungnath — the world's highest Shiva temple (3,680 m)
- Chandrashila summit sunrise at 4,000 m
- Views of Trishul, Nanda Devi and Chaukhamba
- Deoriatal, the mirror lake
- Devprayag — the Ganges confluence
- Campfire night in the meadows
Day-by-day itinerary
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Day 0
Delhi → Chopta (overnight)
- Depart Akshardham Metro around 10 PM
- Overnight drive by Tempo Traveller
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Where you'll stay
Alpine camps / homestay
4.4Chopta · 2 nights
Twin sharing camps or homestay with all meals and campfire
How you'll travel
- Tempo TravellerDelhi ↔ Delhi round trip, overnight both ways
- Trek supportCertified guide and support staff throughout the trek
What's included
- Delhi ↔ Delhi transport by Tempo Traveller/Volvo
- 2 nights camps or homestay
- All meals from Day 0 dinner to Day 3
- Experienced trek guide and support staff
- Basic first aid and safety equipment
Not included
- Personal trekking gear (boots, poles, layers)
- Travel insurance
- Personal expenses
- 5% GST
Where it is & when to go
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Best time to visit — April to June and September to November. December–March is a snow trek for experienced trekkers.
| Season | Months | Temp | What to expect |
|---|---|---|---|
| Spring | Apr – Jun | 5–18°C | Rhododendrons in bloom, clearest views |
| Monsoon | Jul – Aug | 8–18°C | Lush but slippery; we avoid peak monsoon |
| Autumn | Sep – Nov | 0–15°C | Crisp air, best summit visibility |
| Winter | Dec – Mar | −8–8°C | Deep snow; experienced trekkers only |
Traveller reviews
“Kashmir with Bundelkhand Pride was a dream — the houseboat, the Gulmarg gondola, the Shikara at sunset. Every detail was handled.”
Priya SharmaKashmir Honeymoon“Our school group of 45 went to Jim Corbett — the safari was thrilling, the coordinator was exceptional. Highly recommend for school tours.”
Mrs. Deepa GuptaSchool Tour — Jim Corbett
Questions about this trip
How difficult is this trek?
Moderate. The Tungnath climb is about 3.5 km of steady ascent on a paved trail, then a steeper final push to Chandrashila. Reasonable fitness is enough — no technical climbing.
What should I carry?
Broken-in trekking shoes, warm layers, a windproof jacket, a rain shell, a headtorch and a personal water bottle. We send a full packing list after booking.
Is there mobile network?
Patchy. Expect network at Chopta on some carriers and none on the summit trail — part of the appeal.