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Chandrashila Challenge
Chopta in Uttarakhand is a great base for multiple excursions, which include Deiora Tal, a spectacular lake in the Himalayas, the old Tungnath Temple and Chandrashila Peak
Difficulty
Grade 2
Dates
May 01 - 04 , 2024
DURATION
4 days
AIRPORT
Dehra Dun
The objective of the The Juniper Juniper Format is to build a fondness of the young to the outdoors. This time around we head to Chopta in Uttarakhand and do an acclimatisation walk to Deiora Tal, a spectacular lake in the Himalayas. The following day is a rest day, where a naturalist will hold a short interactive session about nature, wildlife and the flora & fauna of the region. On the final day participants will trek up to the Tungnath Temple and then attempt to summit Chandrashila 4000m.
Chandrashilla Challenge -Gallery
The Juniper Junior Trip Format is designed for parents and children to trek together. It's an easy paced format on safe trails. The key objective is to build a fondness for the outdoors amongst children. | Chopta is widely considered one of the most pretty locations across the Indian Himalaya. Multiple peaks in the Garhwal Himalaya including Chaukhambha are visible from the road level. | Short trek away is the most stunning lake of Deoria Tal. At an altitude of 2,438 m, it has heavily wooded, lushgreen surroundings with snow-covered mountains (Chaukhamba is one of them) in the backdrop. |
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The Chopta is widely considered as a birding paradise. The Himalayan Monal which has been voted as the most beautiful bird of India. A naturalist will be on hand to offer an introduction on the flora and fauna of the region. | Tungnath is the highest Shiva temple in the world at a height of 3650m. It is over 1000 years old, located eroute to the summit of Chandrashilla Peak. | The summit of Chandrashila Peak offers a dramatic 360 degrees view of the Garhwal Himalaya |
We descent past Rudraparag and Rishikesh on the way to Dehra Dun airport to catch flight home | The Snow Pod Hotel offers comfortable accommodation in a remote part of the Himalaya |
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