Chopta Chandrashila Trek

3 Days
Chopta Chandrashila Trek | XTD

The Best Trek For Summit Views

XploreTheDreams invites you to the Chopta Chandrashila Trek — a short but spectacular winter journey to one of the finest vantage points in the Indian Himalayas. From the summit, you witness a grand feast of snow-clad peaks that feels like a dream.

Seeing great mountain views on a winter trek is not easy. You have to get to a high vantage point to catch such a view. In winter, most such vantage points are rare and even if accessible, they are usually buried under deep snow.

The Chandrashila summit is a vantage point that stands unparalleled among our treks. From the top of the summit, you see perhaps the greatest mountain views of our Indian Himalayas. It is like a grand feast — there is so much to take in that you cannot take all of it in. It is an experience.

What do you see?

From your left are the Gangotri range of peaks, Mt Thalaysagar, the Kedarnath and the Kedar dome, Mandani Parbat and Janhukut. The imposing Chaukhamba is right in front. Most of them are over 7,000 meters tall.

On your right are the Gauri Parbat, Hathi Parbat and Dunagiri. And then right ahead standing against the skyline is India’s tallest mountain, Mt Nanda Devi. Trekkers find it hard to believe that they are seeing Mt Nanda Devi.

If that’s not enough, to Mt Nanda Devi’s right, etched against the skyline are Mt Nanda Ghunti and Mt Trishul. Two of the most beautiful mountain summits in our country.

It is not just the grand views. In winter, the trek in itself is special. The trail snaking through soft snow under the canopy of oak and rhododendron trees is almost dream-like. The Deoria Tal lake is surrounded by snow, but looming over the lake is Mt Chaukhamba.

Why Choose Chopta Chandrashila?

  • Short & Sweet: 3 Days, 14 km, max altitude 13,123 ft
  • Easy to Moderate: Perfect for beginners & families
  • 360° Himalayan Panorama: Nanda Devi, Trishul, Chaukhamba, Kedarnath & more
  • Ancient Tungnath Temple: Highest Shiva temple in the world
  • Deoria Tal Reflection: Mirror-like lake with Chaukhamba backdrop
  • Winter Wonderland: Snow-covered meadows & forests

Every step of the Chopta Chandrashila Trek — from the sacred Tungnath temple to the summit sunrise, serene Deoria Tal, and snow-draped trails — creates memories to last a lifetime. Whether you’re a first-time trekker or a seasoned adventurer, XploreTheDreams ensures this journey becomes an unforgettable experience.

Chopta Chandrashila Trek Itinerary | XTD

Chopta Chandrashila Trek Itinerary

Day 1 – Reach Chopta Valley +

Reach Chopta and check in to your camps.

In the afternoon you can see snow capped Himalayan ranges.

Freshen up and relax for sometime.

Enjoy the sunset from our campsite.

Post that explore the enchanting meadows of the village.

You’ll be served with dinner, overnight stay in camps.

Day 2 – Trek to Tungnath and Chandrashila Summit +

Wake up early in the morning. Have your Breakfast.

We commence the hike today early morning.

Starting in the wee hours of dark will let us have a beautiful sunrise experience from Tungnath top.

Today the hike will be fraught with steep climbing challenges with sharp turns to cross by.

Notable peaks in this panorama of grandeur are Nanda Devi, Trishul, Nandaghunti, Chaukhamba and Kedarnath.

Back to camps in Chopta followed by Dinner.

Day 3 – Deoria Tal Trek and Back to Delhi +

Post Breakfast, we will checkout from the camps and drive back to Sari village.

From Sari village we will start our small hike to Deoria Tal.

It is a 2.3 kms hike. Enjoy magnificent view of Chaukhamba peak.

Trek down to Sari village, have lunch and we will start our journey back to Delhi.

Our journey ends once we reach Delhi.

Chopta Chandrashila Trek Cost | XTD

Chopta Chandrashila Trek Cost Details

  • Transport support from Delhi to Delhi
  • All vegetarian meals starting from dinner on day 1 to breakfast on the last day. (Breakfast, Dinner)
  • Swiss Camp accommodation throughout the trek on a quad / triple/double sharing basis
  • Professional guide, cook and support staff
  • Clean and comfortable Stay
  • Good quality 3/4 or 4 season swiss camps or dome tents
  • Kitchen tents, common tents, toilet tents
  • Forest entry charges for Indian nationals
  • Anything not in the inclusion list
  • Meals during transportation
  • Personal expenses
  • Unscheduled/extended stay due to roadblocks, landslides
  • Porter/mule charges (personal), Backpack offloading charges
  • Cost of evacuation in case of emergency

Adventure and memories await, but these items are on you!

Chopta Chandrashila Trek Map | XTD

Chopta Chandrashila Trek Location

Chopta Chandrashila – Winter Essentials & Rentals | XTD

Winter Trek Essentials & Rental Gear

WINTER TREK ESSENTIALS +
  • Rucksack/Backpack (50–60L with rain cover)
  • Trekking Poles (highly recommended)
  • First Aid Kit + Personal Medicines
  • Rain Gear (Jacket + Pant)
  • Camping Slippers / Floaters
  • Sun Cap + Woollen Cap
  • Thermals (Upper & Lower) – 2 pairs
  • Quick-dry T-Shirts (3–4)
  • Fleece Jacket + Down Jacket
  • Water Bottle (insulated, 1L)
  • Sunscreen (SPF 50+), Lip Balm
  • Personal Toiletries + Wet Wipes
  • Camera / GoPro + Extra Batteries
  • Power Bank (10000mAh+)
  • Hand Sanitizer + Face Mask
  • Valid Photo ID (Aadhar/Passport)
  • Torch/Headlamp with extra batteries
RENTAL ESSENTIALS FOR CHOPTA CHANDRASHILA +
  • Trekking Shoes: ₹500
  • Headlamp / Torch: ₹100
  • Sunglasses (UV protected): ₹100
  • Rain Cover (for backpack): ₹100
  • Woollen Cap: ₹150
  • Buff / Neck Warmer: ₹100
  • Down Jacket: ₹500
  • Waterproof Gloves: ₹150
  • Trek Pants (water-resistant): ₹250
  • Woollen Socks (2 pairs): ₹100
  • Insulated Water Bottle: ₹150
  • Backpack (50–60L): ₹500
  • Trekking Poles: ₹200
  • Gaiters (snow protection): ₹200
Jacket

Down Jacket

Shoes

Trekking Shoes

Cap

Woollen Cap

Socks

Woollen Socks

Headlamp

Headlamp

Poles

Trekking Poles

Poncho

Poncho

Gaiters

Gaiters

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Chopta Chandrashila Trek
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