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Arjun Bajwa
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    The valley of flowers closes in early September, so in October you’ll mainly see Chopta’s pine forests and the higher trails. After visiting Madhyamaheshwar, you can catch a local shared taxi around 10 am for the 2 hour climb to Tungnath. Staying at Humming Bird By Aaryam keeps you within walking distance of the temple and gives easy access to the shared taxis for both the trek to Chopta and the return to Ukhimath.

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