Chopta-Tungnath-Dharmshila in Mid Feb

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great...the lesser the snow the greater the possibility to reach chandrashila....
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Hi All
Just returned from Deoriyatal and Tungnath .. The trek to Tungnath was amazing ,all in snow..I have been to Tungnath and Chandrashila previously(Oct 2008) at that time there was no snow.
Completed the trek with a local person(Mr Negi)..I used normal sports shoes in the whole trek...will upload pics soon
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welcome back piyush after completing successful trip to tungnath eagerly waiting for a writeup & pics
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hey piyush,

did u go to chandrashila or that was not ossible...looking forward to your trip account and pictures
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Good, the trek is really amazing when covered with snow.

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Originally Posted by Piyush View Post I used normal sports shoes in the whole trek..
The snow must have been be soft otherwise you would be complaining about rear pain
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Originally Posted by jituyadav View Post The snow must have been be soft otherwise you would be complaining about rear pain
agree bhai, i had a talk with piyush and the snow was soft but bit slippery... Chandrashila is still not possible to scale, there is still lot of snow...
will myself try next week
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Originally Posted by jituyadav View Post Good, the trek is really amazing when covered with snow.



The snow must have been be soft otherwise you would be complaining about rear pain
walking on the snow was slippery, and it came became very tough while coming back.I started from Chopta at 9:30am and came back to Chopta at 2pm..
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@tilak - let me know the snow conditions once u r back mostlikely i'll be able to do chandrashila if we reach there at the 1 st week of may..
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Tunganath in Mid Dec.

Hi all, 1st time in IM, I want to have a trip to Tunganath, Chandrashila, Deoriatal in mid Dec. 2010. Is it accessible with family (my son 6 yrs.). what about food and accommodation. Kindly also inform about transportation.
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yess it is possible, but you will NOT get any accommodation at tungnath & chandrashila. also nothing to eat at both places...
you may stay at Duggalbitta & Devaria taal
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Originally Posted by mantru View Post @tilak - let me know the snow conditions once u r back mostlikely i'll be able to do chandrashila if we reach there at the 1 st week of may..
there was lot of snow Mantru, see my pics at
http://picasaweb.google.com/tilkuson...nathInMarch10#
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Did you face any difficulties. I am planning same trek to Tungnath in Feb 2013.
wondering how weather and accomodation will be.
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@ anupam, it would be snowed out and cold. Plan accordingly
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