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You could stay at Regenta Resort Madhuganga Ukhimath on Day 1. From Rishikesh the bus to Ukhimath runs roughly every 2 hours and takes about 6½ hours, so you’ll arrive in the afternoon. On Day 2, after visiting Madhyamaheshwar early, hop on the local bus that departs around 10 am for Tungnath it’s a 2 hour ride and the only reliable option. If you’re up for a trek, the 4 km walk to Chopta from Joshimath takes about 1.5 hours and the valley of flowers is a short drive from there.

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