Chopta Tungnath & Deoria Tal Trek
Chopta Tungnath & Deoria Tal Trek is a scenic Himalayan adventure in Uttarakhand, combining lush forests, pristine alpine lakes, and the world’s highest Shiva temple at Tungnath. The trek offers breathtaking views of the Chaukhamba, Kedarnath, Nanda Devi, and Trishul peaks, making it an ideal destination for beginners, nature lovers, and photographers.
Tour Highlights
- Trek to the famous Deoria Tal Lake
- Visit Tungnath – World's Highest Shiva Temple
- Optional hike to Chandrashila Summit
- Panoramic views of Chaukhamba, Kedarnath, Trishul & Nanda Devi
- Dense oak, pine & rhododendron forests
- Beautiful sunrise and sunset views
- Rich Himalayan flora and birdlife
- Ideal trek for beginners and families
- Excellent photography opportunities
- Peaceful Himalayan villages
Tour Plan
Day 1: Haridwar → Sari
Day 2: Sari → Deoria Tal
Day 3: Deoria Tal → Chopta
Day 4: Chopta → Tungnath → Chopta
Day 5: Chopta → Haridwar
Meet at Haridwar in the morning and drive through Rishikesh, Devprayag, Srinagar, Karnaprayag, and Ukhimath to reach Sari Village. Enjoy the scenic Himalayan drive and relax at your stay for the night.
Begin the trek from Sari Village through forest trails to the beautiful Deoria Tal Lake. Spend time exploring the lake, enjoying reflections of the Chaukhamba peaks, birdwatching, and photography. Overnight stay near Deoria Tal/Sari.
Trek through dense forests of oak, pine, and rhododendron while enjoying stunning mountain views. Reach Chopta, often called the "Mini Switzerland of India," and witness a beautiful Himalayan sunset.
After breakfast, trek to the sacred Tungnath Temple, the highest Shiva temple in the world. Enjoy breathtaking views of the Garhwal Himalayas before returning to Chopta. (Optional trek to Chandrashila Summit for panoramic Himalayan views.)
After breakfast, drive back to Haridwar, concluding the memorable trek.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, it is one of the best beginner-friendly Himalayan treks.
Feb to June for pleasant weather and rhododendron blooms, and September to November for clear mountain views.
The highest point is Tungnath Temple at 12,073 ft (3,680 m). (Chandrashila Summit, if visited, is 13,123 ft / 4,000 m.)
The trek is graded Easy to Moderate.
Limited mobile connectivity is available in Sari and Chopta. Network is weak on trekking routes.
Yes, Chandrashila is an optional extension from Tungnath and offers spectacular 360° Himalayan views.
Yes, snowfall is common from December to February.
Comfortable guest houses, homestays, or camps depending on the itinerary.
Carry warm thermal wear, waterproof trekking shoes, a down jacket, gloves, woolen cap, sunglasses, sunscreen, trekking pole, water bottles, and a personal medical kit.
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