Chopta Tungnath Trek Package
Our Tungnath package from Chopta brings you an exciting blend of adventure, spirituality, and sightseeing. Chopta is famous for its natural beauty, especially at this time, when the Burhans season is going on. And if you are looking for a Chopta trip, then we would suggest not to miss Tungnath. Tungnath is the highest Shiva temple in India, surrounded by mighty Himalayan peaks such as Chandrashila. Planning a Tungnath trip now is the best way to treat yourself and your loved ones to the awesomeness of nature and religion.
Whether you are an adventure seeker or a devotee of Shiva, a Tungnath tour with our Tungnath package has something to offer to everyone. Chopta is the starting point or basecamp for the Tungnath trek, so when you choose a Chopta trekking package with us, it includes the Tungnath trekking. Our Chopta Chandrashila Trek and Tungnath trekking package offer you the freedom of customization so that you can enjoy the adventure of trekking and the divinity of Lord Shiva as per your convenience.
Best Time to Visit Chopta Tungnath
Chopta Tungnath During April to June
April to June is the summer season and the best time to visit Chopta Tungnath. During this time, there will be no snowfall or rainfall, and the mountains will be lush green due to spring. The best attraction on the way to Tungnath is the Burhans (Rhododendron) forests full of millions of red flowers. During this time, the Tungnath Temple opens after winter closure.
Chopta Tungnath During September to October
September to October is the post-monsoon season, but you can expect scant rainfall around this time. After the monsoon, the surroundings will be cleaner and greener. But due to cloud cover, the visibility can be low. During this season, this area becomes prone to landslides, and that’s why tourist footfall remains low during this season.
Chopta Tungnath During November to March
The Himalayas reach their peak beauty during the winter. The snow-capped and snow-covered meadows glow with bright sunlight, creating a magical ambience. The temperature during this time reaches well below the freezing point, but if you love winter in the mountains, this is the ideal time for you to undertake the Chopta Tungnath Trek.
Chopta to Tungnath Distance
The distance between Chopta and Tungnath is 83 kilometers by road. However, the trekking distance from base camp at Chopta to Tungnath is 3.5 kilometers.
Sightseeing of Chopta Tungnath Trek
Other than the Tungnath temple, the Chopta Tungnath trek holds many other sightseeing options. Here, we have listed some sites that you must visit during your Chopta trip.
Kanchula Kharak Musk Deer Sanctuary
This sanctuary is situated near Chopta and is a must-visit destination if you are interested in Himalayan wildlife. Other than musk deer, a variety of Himalayan flora is also there.
Deoriatal is an Instagram-worthy destination. On a clear day, the clean water of this taal reflects the Chaukhamba peak perfectly, creating a scenic moment.
Rohini Bugyal
A hidden paradise in Chopta Valley, Rohini Bugyal is click-worthy in every direction. This vast piece of green meadow is surrounded by lush green forest, while the Kedarnath, Chaukhamba, and Nilkantha peaks create the backdrop.
Itinerary of 5 Days from Delhi to Chopta and Return
You can complete the Chopta trip and Tungnath trek within five days, including the return journey. Here is the complete itinerary for five days.