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Bilal Madan
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    A tip for day three: instead of driving straight from Tungnath to Chopta, you can take a local bus or taxi from the base village to the trailhead. The 2 hour trek to Tungnath leaves plenty of daylight for a relaxed walk back to Chopta, where the valley panorama is best after a late morning hike. If you’re staying in Ukhimath, Regenta Resort Madhuganga Ukhimath keeps the main gate and the road within a mile, so you can hit the temples early without a long commute.

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