• Day 1 Reach Sari (6,601 ft.), 210 Km drive from Haridwar

Reach Sari, the Deoriatal-Chandrashila trek's base camp. Transport will be provided at an extra cost from the Dehradun Railway Station at 06:30 AM. The taxi costs Rs. 5,500/- each car. During the journey, you will travel through Rishikesh, the Yoga Capital of the World and a spiritual town, as well as Devprayag, where the rivers Alaknanda and Bhagirathi meet to make the Ganga. The river will keep you company throughout, and you will arrive in Sari by 6:00 p.m. for an overnight stay at a Guest House/Camp/Home Stay. Explore the hamlet and learn a few words of the local language; this is welcomed and frequently results in getting more out of the trip. To respect the locals, ask for permission before taking photographs. Enjoy the places you visit, but try to leave them in better condition than you found them.

• Day 2 Sari (6,601 ft.) to Deoriatal (7,841 ft. appx)

The first day is the easiest and shortest day of the climb, with mixed ascends and descents with a 3 kilometre hike that should take around 2-3 hours to reach Deoriatal. Continue going uphill after passing through lush thickets teeming with many bird species. As soon as you view the lake, you will notice a wonderful reflection of the entire surrounds in the pristine water of this lake. In the lake's background, a magnificent view of the Chaukhamba massifs is shown. Deoriatal Lake is also known as "two worlds in one," with the one being the real world and the second being the lake's reflection of the gorgeous surrounds. Set up camp in the comfort of your own home and enjoy a good night's sleep.

• Day 3 Deoriatal (7,841 ft. appx) to Chopta (8,790 ft.) via Rohini Bugyal

This is the longest day of the walk, with rolling terrain beginning with gentle ascents and then quick descents; it takes roughly 7-8 hours to reach Chopta village. The trek today will acquaint you with Mount Kedar and the Chaukhamba massif Summit, which will rise near to you as you go. It will be through deep forests of the Kedarnath Sanctuary's oldest oak, maple, and rhododendron trees and route travels to Chopta through Rohini Bugyal's meadow may be quite an experience amid the wonderful weather. At the same time, the surrounding gorgeous snow-clad mountains will give a lovely backdrop to this enthralling journey. You could be lucky and glimpse a beautiful indigenous bird called Monal. After a hard day, spend the night here to recharge your batteries for the next day's walk.

• Day 4 Chopta (8,790 ft.) to Chandrashila Peak (13,000 ft.) via Tungnath (12,073 ft.) and back to Chopta

This spectacular walk will come to an end on the final day of hiking. Get up early in the morning, ideally before sunrise, to enjoy a sunrise vista from Tungnath and the Chandrashila summit. Beginning at Chopta, you will arrive to Tungnath, a sacred site with a temple devoted to Lord Shiva and one of the Panch Kedar. It also has the world's tallest Lord Shiva shrine. When you get at Tungnath Temple, take some time to enjoy the grandeur of the building and the hard effort put in by the Artisans who created it millennia ago when there were no modern tools or facilities accessible in the most remote corner of the planet. Climb to Chandrashilla, which forms the background of Tungnath Temple on the eastern side, for a 360° vista of the snow-clad peaks of Chaukhamba, Bandarpoonch, and Kedar. The distance is around 1 km and it takes about an hour to get to the summit from here. The ascent is not particularly steep, but the altitude makes speedy progress to the peak challenging. The entire journey is breathtakingly lovely, as are the vistas. This very easy journey will allow you to experience the natural grandeur of the Himalayas while having a fantastic time in nature's home. This dangerous day concludes as you return to your base camp in Chopta for the night.

• Day 5 Drive to Haridwar from Chopta

Early in the morning, depart from Chopta for the Haridwar Railway Station. By late evening, you should be at Haridwar. Transport from Chopta will be supplied at an extra expense at 06:30 AM. The taxi costs Rs. 5,500/- each car.

What to Bring

• Because evenings at higher elevations are significantly cooler, we recommend wearing high-quality, warm, and comfortable clothes, as well as good quality shoes.
• Despite the fact that we manage medical emergencies, we encourage people to maintain emergency kits on hand in case of personal illness.
• Because the ride offers a stunning view of several peaks, don't forget to bring your camera and additional batteries.
• Our personnel will talk with other hikers about their bags and, if necessary, will assist trekkers in collecting any required equipment.
• As a consequence, just the necessary luggage should be brought.
• Other hiking necessities.

• All the prices are for Indian Nationals only, unless specified.