Chopta Tour Package: Discover Calm in the Heart of the Himalayas

Published on June 18, 2025

Chopta tour package, Tucked away in the pristine Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, Chopta is a dreamland for nature lovers, peace seekers, and trekking enthusiasts. With snow-capped peaks, green meadows, ancient temples, and majestic forests, this destination invites you to leave behind the chaos and discover serenity like never before.

Our Chopta tour packages are specially curated for all kinds of travelers—solo explorers, couples, families, and adventure seekers. Whether you're looking for a romantic weekend or a thrilling high-altitude hike, a Chopta tour offers the perfect balance of peace and adventure.

Day-by-Day Escape: Discover Chopta’s Magic Step by Step with TourMyHoliday 

Day 0: Departure from Delhi – Overnight Journey

10:00 PM: Depart from Delhi by AC Volvo bus or shared cab or tempo traveller towards Chopta.
Overnight: Onboard journey to Sari Village (approx. 12–14 hours).

Day 1: Arrival at Sari Village – Deoria Tal Trek & Bonfire Night

Morning: Reach Sari Village , check-in at cottages.
Afternoon: Begin trek to Deoria Tal (3 km, approx. 1.5 hrs one-way).
Enjoy scenic views of Himalayan peaks reflected in the crystal-clear lake.
Evening: Return to cottages, relax, and enjoy a bonfire & DJ night under the stars.
Stay: Overnight in cottages at Sari Village.

Day 2: Chopta – Tungnath Temple Trek to Chandrashila Summit

Early Morning: Drive to Chopta (approx. 1 hour).
Trek: Start the Tungnath Temple trek (3.5 km, 2–3 hours).
Visit Tungnath Temple (highest Shiva temple), then ascend to Chandrashila Peak (1 km further).
Breathtaking 360° views of Nanda Devi, Trishul, Kedar Dome, and more.
Afternoon: Return to Chopta for lunch.
Evening: Free time to explore local cafes or nature trails.
Stay: Overnight in cottages at Chopta.

Day 3: Explore Ukhimath & Dhari Devi – Return to Delhi

Morning: Visit Ukhimath (winter seat of Lord Kedarnath) and Dhari Devi Temple (on Alaknanda River).
Afternoon: Depart for Delhi via Devprayag.
Evening/Night: Stop for dinner en route.
Arrival: Reach Delhi by late night.

The Journey Begins: Chopta Tour Package from Delhi

Planning your getaway from Delhi? Our Chopta tour package from Delhi includes comfortable travel, scenic pit-stops, cozy stays, and delicious meals. Starting from the capital, you’ll witness a beautiful transformation from the bustling cityscape to the tranquil Himalayan valleys.

You can also choose Chopta tour package from Haridwar, Tungnath tour package from Delhi, or even Tungnath trek package from Rishikesh or Haridwar—depending on your preferred starting point. For travelers from Dehradun, we offer a well-planned Tungnath package from Dehradun that ensures a smooth and scenic ride to Chopta.

Into the Wild: Chopta Tungnath Trek & Chandrashila Summit

A Chopta trip is incomplete without the iconic Chopta Tungnath trek—a soulful journey to the highest Shiva temple in the world. With a moderate trail through rhododendron forests, it's ideal for both beginners and experienced trekkers.

Looking for more adventure? Extend your journey to the Chandrashila summit trek, which offers breathtaking panoramic views of the snow-draped Himalayan peaks like Nanda Devi and Trishul.

• Tungnath trek distance: approx. 3.5 km from Chopta

• Chandrashila summit trek: an additional 1.5 km uphill from Tungnath

• Tungnath trip cost and Chopta chandrashila trek price vary based on group size and inclusions

Our Chopta Tungnath trek package includes guided treks, meals, accommodations, and expert support.

For Delhiites: Chopta Chandrashila Trek from Delhi

If you're coming from the capital, the Chopta Chandrashila trek from Delhi offers an excellent weekend escape. Our guided package includes overnight travel, sightseeing, camping, trekking, and delicious pahadi meals. The complete Chopta Chandrashila trek distance is around 5 km (one way), making it perfect for adventure-loving souls.

Explore our Chopta Chandrashila trek package tailored to your schedule and preferences.

Romantic Escape: Chopta Tour Package for Couple

Fall in love all over again with our specially designed Chopta tour package for couple. Enjoy candle-lit dinners under starlit skies, cozy cottages with mountain views, guided nature walks, and peaceful moments amidst untouched beauty. Whether it’s a honeymoon or a quiet retreat, this is the perfect destination for couples seeking peace and romance.

Budget to Premium: Chopta Tour Package Price Options

We offer a range of packages to suit every budget—from budget-friendly group tours to premium private experiences.

• Chopta tour package price starts from ₹5,999 onwards (group departure)

• Custom packages available for private trips, couples, and family groups

• Inclusions: transport, accommodation, meals, guide, permits, and more

Choose from trekking-based, leisure, or hybrid packages to best match your travel vibe.

What Makes Our Chopta Tour Special?

• Trek to Tungnath temple trek, the highest Shiva temple

• Explore the breathtaking Chandrashila trek

• Cozy camps and cottages with bonfire nights

• Flexible departures: Chopta tour package from Delhi, Haridwar, Rishikesh, and Dehradun

• Local guides, authentic meals, and curated experiences

Highlights of the Trip

✅ Peaceful treks through oak and deodar forests
✅ Scenic stays with mountain views
✅ Easy access with packages from major cities
✅ Ideal for beginners and nature lovers
✅ Picture-perfect sunrises from Chandrashila peak

Inclusions: What’s Covered in Your Chopta Tour Package

We’ve taken care of the essentials so you can just relax and enjoy the beauty of Chopta. Here’s what’s included:

• Transport: Delhi/Haridwar/Rishikesh/Dehradun to Chopta & return (via tempo traveler, bus, or cab based on group size)

• Accommodation: Clean and cozy camps or cottages (twin/triple sharing) with mountain views

• Meals: Nutritious and delicious vegetarian meals (Breakfast & Dinner – as per package)

• Trekking Guide: Certified local guides for Chopta Tungnath trek and Chandrashila summit trek

• Bonfire Night: One evening bonfire with music (subject to weather conditions)

• Permits & Entry Fees: All necessary trek permits and environmental charges

• First Aid Support: Basic medical kit during trek

• Trek Essentials: Assistance with trekking gear (walking stick, gaiters if needed)

Exclusions: What’s Not Included in the Package

These items are not part of the standard Chopta tour package and will be additional if required:

• Lunch: Meals other than breakfast & dinner

• Personal Expenses: Snacks, beverages, tips, laundry, and shopping

• Travel Insurance: Highly recommended but not included

• Mules or Porters: Available on request at extra cost for personal luggage during trek

• Special Puja/Temple Offerings: Any rituals at Tungnath Temple

• Adventure Activities: Rock climbing, ziplining, or skiing (if available) are optional and chargeable

• Extended Stay or Delays: Extra hotel stays due to weather or roadblocks

• Pickup/Drop Outside the Standard Route: Any customized travel beyond itinerary

Whispers of the Wind: Discovering the Weather of Chopta

The weather in Chopta is like poetry written by nature—soft, serene, and ever-changing. Perched at an altitude of around 2,600 meters, this Himalayan paradise offers a different experience in every season, making it a year-round destination for both adventure and peace.

Spring (March to May): A Blooming Welcome

Spring in Chopta brings life back to the meadows. The temperature ranges between 10°C to 20°C, making it pleasant for trekking and sightseeing. The famous Chopta Tungnath trek and Chandrashila summit trek become vibrant with blooming rhododendrons and clear skies. It’s a photographer’s delight and a trekker’s dream.

Summer (June to August): Lush and Alive

During summer, Chopta turns into a green haven. Temperatures range from 12°C to 25°C. Though there might be occasional rain showers, it’s a great time to escape city heat and enjoy a peaceful Himalayan retreat. Carry a light raincoat and prepare for misty trails and soothing weather.

Autumn (September to November): Golden Calm

Autumn offers crisp air, golden leaves, and breathtaking sunrise views from Chandrashila Peak. Temperatures hover around 8°C to 18°C. It’s an ideal time for the Chopta Chandrashila trek and temple visits with fewer crowds and stunning mountain visibility.

Winter (December to February): A Snowy Wonderland

Winter is magical in Chopta. Snow blankets the meadows, and temperatures dip between -5°C to 10°C. This is the best time for snow treks to Tungnath Temple and Chandrashila summit, though some parts of the trek may become challenging due to snow. Winter treks here offer surreal views and cozy bonfire nights.

Weather Quick Tips for Travelers

• Always check the local forecast before planning treks

• Carry layers of warm clothing—even in summer, nights can get cold

• Monsoons may bring landslides; confirm road conditions before departure

• Winters are ideal for snow lovers but require good shoes and thermal wear

Stay Amidst the Clouds: Dreamy Accommodations in Chopta

Imagine waking up to birdsong, snow-dusted peaks outside your window, and fresh mountain air filling your lungs. In Chopta, your stay is more than just a place to sleep—it's a part of your experience.

Accommodations in Chopta blend simplicity with charm. Whether you're an adventurer seeking a cozy basecamp or a couple looking for a romantic Himalayan escape, there's something for everyone.

1. Camps in the Heart of Nature

Camping in Chopta is a favorite for nature lovers. These camps offer:

• Alpine or dome-style tents with warm bedding

• Bonfire nights under starlit skies

• Close proximity to trek routes like Tungnath Temple Trek and Chandrashila Summit Trek

• Eco-friendly setups with basic comforts

Perfect for trekkers and backpackers looking to stay connected to the wild beauty of Chopta.

2. Homestays: Warmth, Stories & Local Touch

For an authentic Himalayan experience, homestays in Chopta villages are ideal. They offer:

• Home-cooked pahadi meals

• Cozy wooden rooms

• Local hospitality and guidance

• Scenic views of meadows, forests, and snow peaks

Stay with local families and feel the true heart of Uttarakhand.

3. Cottages & Lodges: Comfort Meets Charm

Chopta also offers beautiful wooden cottages and budget-friendly lodges for those who prefer a bit more comfort without losing the rustic touch.

• Private rooms with attached bathrooms

• Stunning mountain-facing balconies

• Ideal for families and couples

• Often included in curated Chopta tour packages for couple

Wake up with a view, sip tea by the fire, and unwind in the lap of nature.

Tips for Choosing Your Stay

• Book early during peak trekking seasons (April–June & Dec–Feb)

• Ask about heater and hot water availability in winters

• Prefer camps/lodges closer to the starting point of the Chopta Tungnath Trek

• In winters, opt for warm rooms with wooden interiors

What to Pack for Chopta

1. Warm Clothing (All Seasons)

• Thermals (top & bottom)

• Woolen sweaters or fleece jackets

• Down or heavy jackets (especially in winter)

• Woolen cap, gloves, and muffler

2. Trekking Essentials

• Comfortable trekking shoes with good grip

• Extra pair of socks

• Walking stick (helpful on steep trails)

• Reusable water bottle

• Day backpack (for carrying essentials during trek)

3. Personal Items

• Sunglasses & sunscreen (high UV at altitude)

• Lip balm & moisturizer (dry winds)

• Basic toiletries

• Personal medications & small first aid kit

4. Documents & IDs

• Government ID proof (required at checkposts)

• Tickets/Booking Confirmations (if applicable)

5. Electronics

• Power bank

• Flashlight or headlamp

• Camera or phone with good battery backup

6. Other Must-Haves

• Raincoat or poncho (especially during summer/monsoon)

• Snacks like dry fruits, energy bars, or chocolates

• Light towel & quick-dry innerwear

What to Skip for Chopta

1. Heavy Luggage
Avoid big suitcases. Go for backpacks or duffel bags for better mobility, especially in hilly terrain.

2. Fancy Clothes & Footwear
You won’t need jeans, heels, or fancy partywear. Choose light, layered, and comfortable clothing.

3. Unnecessary Gadgets
Avoid carrying laptops, speakers, or tablets unless absolutely required. Network is limited and nature is your entertainment!

4. Overpacking Toiletries
Carry travel-sized essentials only. You won’t need a full grooming kit in the wild.

5. Plastic Bottles & Waste
Help keep Chopta clean. Avoid single-use plastics and bring reusable items.

Chopta: A Timeless Himalayan Gem with a Spiritual Soul

Tucked away in the Garhwal Himalayas of Uttarakhand, Chopta might look like a quiet little valley, but it carries with it echoes of ancient myths, sacred legends, and timeless natural heritage. Often known as the "Miniature Switzerland of India" (though locals prefer to call it simply "Heaven on Earth"), Chopta has been a silent witness to both spiritual journeys and natural evolution.

Rooted in Mythology: The Sacred Connection

The most significant historical link of Chopta comes from the Mahabharata era. It is believed that the Panch Kedar temples, including the famous Tungnath Temple, were built by the Pandavas after the Kurukshetra war. They were seeking forgiveness from Lord Shiva for their sins. Legend says Lord Shiva, avoiding them, disguised himself as a bull and fled across the Himalayas. At Tungnath, his arms appeared from the earth, making it the third Kedar among the five.

The temple itself, located just above Chopta, is said to be over 1,000 years old—making it not just the highest Shiva temple in the world, but also a timeless symbol of devotion, history, and architecture.

Chopta in Ancient Pilgrimage Trails

For centuries, saints and sages have traveled across these meadows on their journey to spiritual enlightenment. Chopta lies on the ancient char dham yatra route and has always been a resting ground for pilgrims and wanderers heading to sacred peaks like Tungnath and Kedarnath.

Its meadows and forests also acted as safe campsites for ancient ascetics during their Himalayan travels. The region’s natural seclusion and purity made it ideal for meditation and yogic practices—many of which continue even today in small forest hermitages.

A Living Ecosystem: Historical Role in Nature Conservation

Chopta is also a part of the Kedarnath Wildlife Sanctuary, one of the oldest protected regions in Uttarakhand. The sanctuary was established in 1972, but the area has long been a rich biodiversity hotspot. For centuries, local communities practiced forest conservation under traditional eco-spiritual systems, which protected species like the Himalayan monal (state bird of Uttarakhand) and the elusive musk deer.

Today, Chopta remains a crucial part of the Himalayan ecology, and its preservation has become a model for sustainable eco-tourism.

Rise of Trekking Culture and Tourism

Until a few decades ago, Chopta was only known to locals, pilgrims, and a few hardcore trekkers. But in recent years, thanks to increasing interest in the Chopta Tungnath trek, Chandrashila summit trek, and nature tourism, it has become a top Himalayan travel destination.

From being a sacred mountain stop to becoming a backpacker’s dream, Chopta’s journey through time shows how it has adapted while still holding tight to its roots.

Where Myth Meets the Mountains

Chopta is more than just meadows and trails—it's a place where history breathes through every pine, and legends whisper through every breeze. Its timeless connection to Lord Shiva, its role in ancient pilgrimages, and its modern-day identity as a trekking paradise make Chopta a destination that is both sacred and spectacular.

Whether you're here to explore its past or make new memories, Chopta welcomes you with the grace of the gods and the serenity of the skies.

Final Echoes from the Hills: Why Chopta Will Stay in Your Heart

In a world that moves too fast, Chopta stands still—peaceful, pure, and powerful. It's more than just a destination; it's a feeling you carry long after you leave. Whether it’s the sacred energy of Tungnath Temple trek, the thrill of the Chandrashila Summit Trek, or the quiet charm of its forests and skies, Chopta speaks to the soul.

With its perfect blend of spirituality, adventure, and natural beauty, Chopta offers a rare escape—one that transforms a simple trip into a journey of peace, perspective, and purpose.

So when you return from Chopta, you won't just bring back photos—you'll carry a part of the Himalayas in your heart forever.

Chopta isn’t the end of the road—it’s the beginning of something unforgettable.

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. What is Chopta famous for?
Chopta is known for its serene meadows, the Tungnath Temple (world’s highest Shiva temple), and scenic treks like the Chandrashila Summit Trek.

2. What is the best time to visit Chopta?
March to June (spring/summer) and December to February (for snow) are the best times for trekking and sightseeing.

3. How difficult is the Chopta Tungnath Trek?
It’s an easy to moderate trek, suitable for beginners and families, with a well-marked trail.

4. How can I reach Chopta from Delhi?
Travel from Delhi via Haridwar or Rishikesh, then take a cab or shared taxi to Chopta (approx. 450 km, 10–12 hours).

5. Is snow available in Chopta?
Yes, Chopta receives snowfall from December to February, turning it into a winter wonderland.

6. Are there good accommodation options in Chopta?
Yes, Chopta offers tents, cottages, lodges, and homestays with basic to comfortable amenities.

7. Is Chopta suitable for couples and honeymooners?
Yes, many Chopta tour packages for couples offer cozy stays, peaceful surroundings, and scenic treks.

8. How much does a Chopta tour package cost?
Chopta tour packages usually cost between ₹4,500 to ₹9,000 per person, depending on duration and services.

9. What should I pack for Chopta?
Carry warm clothes, trekking shoes, water bottle, personal toiletries, and essentials. Avoid heavy luggage.

10. Is mobile network available in Chopta?
Mobile signal is weak or unavailable in most areas. It’s a great time to unplug and enjoy nature.