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Dhruv Badwal
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    You might consider starting day 1 at Kedarnath early, then head to Madhyamaheshwar on day 2 and stay overnight near the temple to catch sunrise. On day 3, tackle Tungnath first, then drive to Chopta for a valley trek, and return to Ukhimath by evening. Staying at Regenta Resort Madhuganga Ukhimath keeps you close to the main gate and the temple, making the daily drives smoother.

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