Chopta Chandrashilla Trek is one of the most quaint treks in the Garhwal Himalayas for adventurous trekkers. If you want to go for a snow trekking then you can go for Chopta Chandrashilla Trek at the time of winters because during the months of December and January it experiences heavy snowfall.
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5+
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Rishikesh
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Hindi
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Veg
Trip Description
During this trek, you will get the opportunity to explore some astonishing views of the Himalayan peak such as Kedar, Nanda Devi as well as Chaukhamba. This amazing trek will start as well as end in Haridwar and in just four days you will get the opportunity to explore different beautiful places like Sari, Deoria Tal, Chopta, and Chandrashilla.
This trek is surely going to amuse you, wondering why? It’s because The Chopta Chandrashilla trek will offer you eye-catchy views of lake present around it and also stupefying sunset views.
Chopta to Tungnath will be a thrilling trekking trip because it is a short trek that will make you happy but also fretful at the same time. The holy temple Tungnath is located at the height of 3400 meters above the sea level. If you like to do meditation then this is the right place where you can experience complete peace of mind and do some meditation in order to renew yourself. The pure vivacity coming from the sun will surely refresh you.
The trek is easy and is perfect for both beginners as well as experienced trekkers. Do carry the camera with yourself so that you can capture some breathtaking views while passing through dense green forests.
Therefore, the mesmerizing and stunning views of the Garhwal Himalayas keep the trekkers motivated and never let them lose hope until and unless they reach the end of the summit which is stretched at the Tunganath Temple.
Trip Highlights
- Tungnath Temple: 3,680 meters (12,073 feet) – World’s highest Shiva temple
- Chandrashila Peak: 4,000 meters (13,123 feet)
- otal Trek Distance: ~10 km (round trip)
- Evergreen Meadows & Snow-Capped Peaks – Stunning views of Nanda Devi, Trishul, Chaukhamba, and Kedarnath peaks.
