Take the pilgrimage tour to Pratham and Dwitiya Kedar, Kedarnath, and Tungnath temple.Baba Kedar, Lord Shiva is the deity of both the Kedarnath and Tungnath shrine. A trek of 18 km approx from Gaurikund is to be covered by pilgrims to reach Kedarnath Dham and 4 km from Chopta to reach Tungnath temple. Along with this holy tour, you will trek 2.5 km to Deoriyatal famous for panoramic Himalayan views. Chopta is a small hamlet and one of the famous places to visit in Uttarakhan<h3>Kedarnath</h3>There are various versions of the origin of the Kedarnath temple. Some say it was built by Hindu seer Adi Shankaracharya in the 8th Century. Other versions claim it was built by Raja Bhoj of Malwa in the 2nd Century. But what inspired them? Again, there are multiple stories.One of them leads on from the Mahabharat. Legend has it that following the Kurukshetra carnage, the Pandavas sought to meet Shiva to seek his forgiveness for the sins of the war. Shiva, unhappy with them, refused a meeting and left Kashi, his abode. He appeared as Nandi the bull in Guptakashi. But the Pandavas found out and tried to catch hold of Nandi. Shiva escaped and this time, reappeared in five different parts in different places—the face at Rudranath, arms at Tungnath, navel, and stomach at Madhyamaheshwar, the locks at Kalpeshwar and the hump at Kedarnath.The second tale is Nara-Narayan, a Hindu deity, who went to worship Parvati, and Shiva appeared. Nara-Narayan asked him to stay there in his original form for the welfare of humanity. Lord Shiva granted his wish and Kedarnath became his home.Under snow for 400 years!Geologists claim that the temple of Kedarnath was under snow for nearly 400 years, sometime around 1300-1900 AD, a period known as the Little Ice Age. Scientists from the Wadia Institute of Himalayan Geology, Dehradun, say the several yellow lines on the temple walls point to glacial activity in the region. The temple not only survived being under the snow for 400 years but also escaped any serious damage from glacial movement, as per this report.Scientists say that even the inside of the temple shows signs of glacial movement and the stones are more polished. The report further adds that scientists studied architecture and concluded that those who designed the temple not only kept in mind the terrain but also the formation of snow and glaciers, and ensured that the structure was strong enough not only to withstand natural disasters and the passage of time.<h3>Tungnath</h3>Chandrashila is the summit of the Tungnath. It literally means "Moon Rock". It is located at a height of about 12,083 ft above sea level. This peak provides views of the Himalayas, including Nandadevi, Trisul, Kedar Peak, Bandarpunch, and Chaukhamba peaks.It is one the best trek for beginners to start with trekking in the Himalayas or high altitudes.Tungnath temple is the third of the Panch Kedars. These are 5 temples believed to have been built by the Pandavas to atone for the sins of killing their kin and Brahmins in the Kurukshetra war in the Mahabharata. Lord Shiva, whose forgiveness they sought, disguised himself as a bull. Parts of this bull appeared in 5 different places, each of these identified as a Panch Kedar.Once at the top of the peak, you get a 360-degree view of the mountains of Garhwal and Kumaon. From Chandrashila peak we can see some great mountains of Uttarakhand, like Nanda Devi, Trishul, Nandaghunti, Kamet, Dunagiri, Chaukhamba, Kedar dome, Thalaysagar, Gangotri ranges, Jahanukut, and more. The sunrise view from this spot is the best you will get to see in all of the Himalayas. At Chandrashila, we can find another temple dedicated to Lord Shiva. This is believed to have been built by Rama to atone for the sin of killing Ravana. This temple is open from April to October.&nbsp;

Dehradun

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Baba Kedar, Lord Shiva is the deity of both the Kedarnath and Tungnath shrine. A trek of 18 km approx from Gaurikund is to be covered by pilgrims to reach Kedarnath Dham and 4 km from Chopta to reach Tungnath temple. Along with this holy tour, you will trek 2.5 km to Deoriyatal famous for panoramic Himalayan views. Chopta is a small hamlet and one of the famous places to visit in Uttarakhan

Kedarnath Yatra with Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi

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Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi May 19-24

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi May 21-26

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi May 23-28

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi May 25-30

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi May 27-01

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi May 29-03

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi May 31-05

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 02-07

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 04-09

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 06-11

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 08-13

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 10-15

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 12-17

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 14-19

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 16-21

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 18-23

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 20-25

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 22-27

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 24-29

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 26-01

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 28-03

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi June 30-05

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 02-07

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 04-09

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 06-11

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 08-13

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 10-15

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 12-17

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 14-19

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 16-21

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 18-23

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 20-25

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 22-27

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 24-29

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 26-31

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 28-02

Kedarnath Yatra With Chopta,Tungnath & Rishikesh | Ex: Delhi July 30-04

trips

Trek to the Nag Tibba summit situated at an altitude of 9915 ft is perfect for beginners, families &amp; children. From here you get to see the magnificent views of the snow-capped Garwhal Himalayan peaks namely Swargrohini, Bandarpoonch, Kala Nag, Shrikantha, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Changabang &amp; the flickering lights of the Doon valley. Given its easy level of challenge, anyone with normal fitness can do this trek. It can be done throughout the winter season when most of the treks in higher Himalayan ranges are closed. In peak winters, the trail will be layered in snow. Given that you can add a few days to your weekend, along with this beautiful hike, you can also explore the Queen of the Hills - Mussoorie &amp; Rishikesh.

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Nag Tibba Trek | Mussoorie | Rafting in Rishikesh

Homestay

Nag Tibba Trek June 05-12

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Valley of Flowers is located in Chamoli district (near Badrinath) of Uttarakhand, approximately 300 km to the north of Rishikesh. &nbsp;Valley of flowers is a World Heritage Site for its wild untamed blooms surrounded by white peaks. It is open from June to September every year.At the meeting point of the Himalayan ranges, Zanskar and Western and Eastern Himalayas, the valley of flowers discovered by Mountaineer Frank S Smith in 1931 has been declared a world heritage site for its wild untamed blooms surrounded by white peaks. Famous for its exotic varieties of medicinal herbs, it is also believed that Hanuman brought Sanjivani to the ailing Lakshmana from the valley of flowers. A perfect place to laze around the umpteen number of Himalayan water-falls, streams and paddocks and let the beauty of the place sink in.Bestowed with the rare and exotic Himalayan flora, the Valley of Flowers is a bouquet of nature peacefully snuggled in the West Himalayan region of Uttarakhand. The trek of Valley of flowers goes through dense forests, along with Pushpawati river and can be reached by crossing many bridges, glaciers and waterfalls on the way.This glaring piece of nature is an Indian National Park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site exhibiting plush meadows blossomed with endemic alpine flowers and diverse fauna in this valley.

Hubli

Valley of Flowers

Homestay 

Valley of Flowers June 05-09

himalayan-treks

The name “Hampta Pass” derived from Hampta Village. It is at an altitude of 14,107 feet in the Himalayan Pin Panjal range and it is the passage between Lahaul and Kullu, or Manali valley of Himachal Pradesh. Hampta Pass Trek, This region has rich Flora and Fauna but, on the other hand, the Lahaul valley has barren lands and is deserted.At Hampta Pass, the breathtaking view sweeps you off your feet. Colossal Mount Indrasen, Deo Tibba and numerous snow-laden peaks rising as high as 19,7000 feet stand tall at a distance and welcome you into a magical embrace. The arid landscape of Lahaul Valley interspersed with naked mountains presents the most widely panoramic sweep, down below.The last treat for the eyes and the spirit on this trek is Lake Chandratal, nestled between lofty peaks of the Pirpanjal at a height of 4,250 metres. But before that, a chilling encounter with a mountain stream awaits you – quite literally. Before you make your way to Chhatru, your last campsite for the trek, a small stream by the campsite of Shea Goru needs to be crossed early in the morning, when the water is low and currents are weak. A simpler walk through pastures and rocky paths take you to Chhatru, where vehicular access is restored.The drive to Lake Chandratal is as stunning as the lake itself. How the crescent-shaped mass of sparkling water will look to you depends on the time of the day you visit it. During day time, it reflects the turquoise blue of the sky, while dusk paints it with a shade of deep emerald. Upon nightfall, it turns glistening black. Here too, you can get the opportunity to see local shepherds graze their herds, in the lush greens dotted with wildflowers that surround Lake Chandratal.

5D 4N

Hampta Pass and Chandrataal Lake