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    You could stay at Humming Bird By Aaryam on Day 1 so you’re within walking distance of Madhyamaheshwar. From there catch the 10 a.m. shared taxi to Tungnath; it usually drops you back near the temple in the evening. On Day 2, leave early for the 4 km trek to Chopta, and if you want a quick drive to the Valley of Flowers, you can hop in a local taxi from Joshimath the same day.

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