Follow the Beautiful Green Trail

The Tungnath trek is situated at an altitude of approximately 36000 meters. Embellished with steep climbs, sharp twists and lofty green forest, it offers a perfect trekking destination.

Tungnath is a part of Uttarakhand’s pious Panch Kedar shrines (one of the five auspicious Shiva temples).

Set up a Camp amidst the Meadows

Baniyakund is a small hamlet from where the meadows line of Chopta hill station begins. Located 4 km from Chopta, Baniyakund offers a delightful picturesque view of the Garhwal Himalayas.

The long stretch of meadows allows you to set up a camp at the location of your choice and also offers an excellent birdwatching experience

A Snow-Covered Hills

Chandrashila, popularly known as “Moon Rock”, is the summit beyond Tungnath temple. It rests at an altitude of 4000 meters above sea level; this place offers 360-degree view that includes the Himalayan peaks, Kedarnath, Nandadevi and Trishul peaks.

Legend has it that lord Rama came to this place after defeating Ravan to meditate. A temple dedicated to the river goddess Ganga is also located here.

A Close Encounter with Himalayan Wildlife

The Kanchula Korak Musk Deer Sanctuary, located just 7 km from Chopta, is home to the rare and indigenous species of mesmerising musk deer.

The area coverage of the Sanctuary is about 5 square kilometres and was built to protect the endangered musk deer, among other vital species. The Sanctuary remains lush green throughout the year and is a perfect spot for animals, birds and nature lovers

Chopta is a beautiful and peaceful destination that offers a wide range of activities and experiences for those looking to spend their New Year in the warm embrace of nature. It is also an ideal place for an adrenaline-filled adventurous vacation.