Chopta Tungnath Weekend Trip

About Chopta Tungnath Weekend Trip

Chopta, Tungnath, and Chandrashila together offer one of the most rewarding mountain experiences in Uttarakhand. The chopta trekking route gently unfolds through forests and meadows before rising toward the ancient Tungnath temple. From there, the chandrashila trek climbs to a summit known for its calm, wide-open Himalayan views. The trip is easy to follow but leaves lasting memories, with every part offering its own peaceful beauty.

Our Chopta Tungnath weekend trip includes AC transport, camping, meals, and a guided Chopta Tungnath trek for a smooth and enjoyable experience. You’ll have a trek guide, a tour coordinator, evening bonfire, and optional Ganga Aarti on the way. Including a bit of sightseeing, the package keeps the experience comfortable, straightforward, and memorable.

Why Choose Memorable Your Trip

Memorable Your Trip makes your Chopta trip from Delhi feel easy and well-organized with AC transport, tasty meals, camping, and a cozy bonfire to relax after the trek. With guidance from a professional trek leader and support from a tour coordinator, the Tungnath Chandrashila trek is smooth and secure, and optional sightseeing plus the Ganga Aarti enrich the experience culturally and comfortably.

Best Time to Visit in Chopta

-Spring (March–April): The forests come alive with blooming rhododendrons, making it an ideal season for the Chopta Tungnath trek, with clear skies and enjoyable weather.

-Summer (May–June): Ideal for a comfortable chopta trip from Delhi, as the days are mild and perfect for long walks and sightseeing.

-Autumn (September–November): With clear skies, gentle weather, and open mountain views, this season adds an extra sense of reward to the trek.

-Winter (December–February): Perfect for snow lovers; the region turns white, and the trek becomes more challenging yet beautiful, especially after fresh snowfall.

Top 10 Places to Visit in Chopta

Chopta is full of peaceful forests, clear lakes, and scenic Himalayan viewpoints, making it perfect for a Chopta Tungnath weekend trip. Here are the top 10 places you can explore during your Chopta Tungnath trek or a relaxing Chopta trip.

1. Tungnath Temple

This famous high-altitude Shiva temple can be visited by following a beautiful forest path as part of the chopta trekking route.

-Things to do: Offer prayers, enjoy mountain views, and continue toward the Chandrashila trek summit.

2. Chandrashila Peak

A short but rewarding climb above Tungnath offering a 360° Himalayan panorama.

-Things to do: Watch sunrise, take photos, and enjoy the cool summit breeze.

3. Deoriya Tal

This serene, glassy lake usually shows a perfect reflection of Mt. Chaukhamba on clear days.

-Things to do: Easy trekking, lakeside relaxation, and photography.

4. Sari Village

This peaceful village marks the starting point for anyone heading toward Deoriya Tal.

-Things to do: Take in the local vibe and treat yourself to the warm taste of mountain-brewed tea.

5. Chopta Meadows

Open grassy meadows bordered by dense forests, offering a peaceful spot to unwind during your chopta trip.

-Things to do: Short walks, picnics, and sunset views.

6. Rohini Bugyal

A lovely Himalayan meadow encountered on longer trails, full of vibrant bird activity.

-Things to do: Nature walks and birdwatching.

7. Dugalbitta

A quiet point on the way to Tungnath, offering spacious and scenic surroundings.

-Things to do: Enjoy the scenic peaks and unwind in the tranquil atmosphere.

8. Baniyakund

Loved for its open landscape and the quiet, beautiful views around the campsite.

-Things to do: Spend time under the stars, unwind, and taste the local dishes.

9. Devprayag

A holy confluence of Bhagirathi and Alaknanda rivers that you cross on Day 2.

-Things to do: Visit Sangam viewpoint, enjoy riverside calm.

10. Ukhimath

A peaceful spiritual spot that houses the Kedarnath idol during the colder months.

-Things to do: Explore local markets and pay a visit to the temples.

Local Flavours to Try in Chopta

Chopta offers simple, hearty mountain food that keeps you fueled for the Tungnath Chandrashila trek, with most dishes made from local, homely ingredients.

1. Garhwali Dal Rice

A quick, comforting meal that refreshes you in the cold and before or after a long trek.

2. Aloo Ke Gutke

Tasty roasted potatoes cooked with local herbs, ideal for a light snack.

3. Mandua Roti

Traditional millet roti that keeps you warm and full, usually paired with ghee or vegetables.

4. Kumaoni Raita

Yogurt blended with gentle spices and fresh herbs, great after a heavy meal or for altitude relief.

5. Chainsoo

This protein-rich black gram dish is a cozy favorite during cold nights.

6. Kafuli

This simple spinach–fenugreek dish is slow-cooked, giving it a deep, comforting flavor.

7. Jhangora Kheer

A sweet pudding made from barnyard millet, milk, and cardamom. Light, comforting, and a great dessert after a long day outdoors.

8. Maggi at Hill Cafes

A mountain classic—plain, warm, and perfect in the cold. Tastes even better at a small dhaba with hot chai and a view.

Shopping in Chopta

Chopta offers low-key, locally made items that add a gentle charm to your chopta trip. Most of these items carry a touch of Uttarakhand’s traditions, which makes them feel worth keeping.

1. Woolen Items

Villagers handcraft warm caps, socks, and shawls that are both affordable and great for the cold.

2. Wooden Handicrafts

Tiny wooden keychains and carved decorative items reflect the skilled handiwork of the mountain artisans.

3. Local Spices & Herbs

Pure pahadi spices like turmeric, jambu, and fresh tea blends are easily found and are a big part of local cooking.

4. Trek Essentials

Shops near the trek route offer basic gear like gloves, ponchos, walking sticks, and thermals if you forget anything.

5. Religious Items

Chopta’s connection to holy pathways means you can easily pick up Rudraksha malas, miniature deities, and spiritual souvenirs.

6. Local Snacks

After your Chopta trip, simple hill snacks and fresh homemade pickles make great goodies to carry back.

How to Reach Chopta

Most people start their Chopta trip from Delhi with an overnight drive that passes through Haridwar, Rishikesh, and Rudraprayag, usually reaching Chopta by midday. From nearby towns like Ukhimath or Sari Village, local taxis and shared jeeps take you to the base for your Chopta Tungnath trek. The nearest railway station is Rishikesh, and the closest airport is Jolly Grant in Dehradun, both offering easy connections to Chopta. Once you arrive, a brief walk or local transport will get you to the campsite and the base of the Chandrashila trek, making everything simple and smooth.

Itinerary for Chopta Tungnath Weekend Trip

Day 1 – Departure from Delhi

Head out from Delhi after dark and ease into the overnight drive, sharing the start of your Chopta trip with other travelers.

Day 2 – Leisure & Short Forest Trek

Arrive in Chopta through Devprayag, check in at the camp, and go for a short forest stroll before the bonfire snacks.

Day 3 – Tungnath & Chandrashila Trek

Begin the Tungnath–Chandrashila hike at dawn, stop by the temple, summit for the views, and head back to camp for dinner and a fire.

Day 4 – Deoriya Tal & Departure

Walk to Deoriya Tal from Sari, relax by the calm lake, and head back to Delhi once you’ve had lunch.

Day 5 – Arrival in Delhi

Arrive back in Delhi at about 6 a.m., still holding onto the highlights of the Chandrashila and Chopta trek.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

1. What is the start point for this Chopta trip?

Your trip starts in Delhi — we gather participants at the mentioned metro station and set off for the overnight journey.

2. What kind of accommodation and meals are included during the trip?

The trip includes comfortable camping at scenic sites in Chopta, with meals, snacks, and bonfire evenings to keep things cozy and enjoyable.

3. What is the best time to go for a Chopta trip?

March–June and September–November are ideal, as the weather is pleasant and gives great conditions for the Chandrashila and Chopta trek.

4. Can I visit Deoriya Tal during the trip?

Yes, the fourth day is reserved for the Deoriya Tal trek and some time at the lake before heading to Delhi.

5. How challenging is the weather in Chopta?

It can get pretty cold, especially early in the morning and after sunset, so carrying warm layers and woolens is recommended.

1.Booking & Payment :

-100% of conveyance + minimum 50% of land package required at booking.

-Balance must be cleared 7 days before departure.

-Full advance may be required during peak season/special services.

2.Cancellation Policy :

-20+ days before departure: Deposit only

-19–10 days: 50% of tour cost

-09–06 days: 75% of tour cost

-05 days or less: 100% of tour cost

3.Child Policy :

-Below 5 years: Free

-5–12 years: Extra bed charges as per hotel policy

-Above 12 years: Charged as adult (with/without extra bed)

4.Check-in / Check-out :

-Standard hotel timings: 12:00 PM (IST).

-Early check-in/late check-out subject to hotel policy & availability.

5.Complaints :

-Report issues immediately to the tour manager.

-Unresolved complaints must be submitted in writing within 28 days of tour end.

-Disputes subject to Indian jurisdiction.

6.Liability :

-Not liable for delays, accidents, natural calamities, strikes, technical issues, or circumstances beyond our control.

-Responsibility limited to services directly booked with us.

7.Surcharge :

-Prices subject to change in case of fuel hikes, airfare, or government taxes.

8.Vehicle Use :

-Vehicle costs cover transfers & sightseeing only (as per itinerary).

-Extra usage is chargeable.