Good weekend break from Dehradun. Chandrashila summit at sunrise delivered. Tents were cold — bring a better sleeping bag than you think you need.

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Chopta, Uttarakhand· by Unlisted operator
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4 days through Chopta, departing from Dehradun. Fixed departure with a trip leader; solo travellers welcome.
Most people on this trip book alone and join the group. Rooms are shared with travellers of the same gender.
Early departure from Dehradun by road, driving through Rishikesh and Rudraprayag into the Garhwal hills, reaching the Chopta base by evening.
Trek from Chopta up to the Tungnath temple, then continue the final stretch to the Chandrashila summit for the Himalayan range view before descending back to Chopta.
Short trek to Deoria Tal, a lake known for its reflection of Chaukhamba peak, followed by free time and a relaxed evening at the base camp.
Drive back from Chopta to Dehradun, arriving by evening with the trip closing there.
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Good weekend break from Dehradun. Chandrashila summit at sunrise delivered. Tents were cold — bring a better sleeping bag than you think you need.

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Places you'll see or can explore on free time.

Highest Shiva temple in the world at 3,680 m — a 3.5 km trek from the road head.
Apr – Nov
Summit walk above Tungnath with a full Nanda Devi and Trishul panorama at sunrise.
Apr – Jun, Sep – Nov
Still emerald lake that mirrors the Chaukhamba range — popular overnight camp spot.
Mar – JunPlace names and details are real; photos are themed stock placeholders.
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Good weekend break from Dehradun. Chandrashila summit at sunrise delivered. Tents were cold — bring a better sleeping bag than you think you need.

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Fixed batches of 9–18. Solo travellers welcome — most people come alone.