Four nights and five days covers both destinations comfortably starting from Haridwar. If you want to add the Deoria Tal trek or prefer a slower pace, five nights and six days is the better format. The minimum to see both properly is four nights.

Packages start at approximately Rs 10,000 per person for a budget 4N/5D option from Haridwar. Standard packages for two people typically cost Rs 14,000 to 18,000 per person. Premium options go above Rs 22,000. The exact figure depends on your group size, hotel category, and travel month. Contact YatraKey for a specific, itemized quote.

The package covers private transport, accommodation, breakfast and dinner, a trek guide for Tungnath-Chandrashila, and local permits. The Auli ropeway ticket, skiing costs, lunches, and personal expenses are excluded. The full tables are in the cost section above.

No. The ropeway ticket is excluded from our base packages because the price changes by season. We help you purchase it on the day. The approximate cost is Rs 750 to 1,000 per person.

The Tungnath section (3.5 km from Chopta) is manageable for most people with basic fitness. The Chandrashila extension adds 1 km of steeper terrain. In summer, both are accessible with proper footwear and a slow pace. In winter, the trail becomes a snow trek and needs a guide. If you have never trekked before, the summer version is the right starting point.

Tungnath Temple stands at 3,680 metres (12,073 feet). Chandrashila Peak is at approximately 4,000 metres (13,123 feet). The trek starts from Chopta at 2,680 metres.

For skiing and snow in Auli, December to February is the best window. For the Tungnath trek and relaxed sightseeing, April to June and September to November work best. For the combined trip covering both, winter gives you the snow experience at both. Summer gives you easier trekking and more comfortable conditions overall.

Snowfall at Auli typically starts from mid-November. Peak snowfall is in January and February. Snow can remain on the upper slopes through March.

Yes, with the right planning. Summer is the better season for families. Children above 8 years can do the Tungnath summer trek comfortably. The Auli ropeway has no age or fitness requirement. The main challenge is the long drive to Joshimath, so plan proper rest stops and carry snacks and water for young children.

Auli is fully accessible via the ropeway with no trekking needed. The Tungnath temple trek (3.5 km) is doable for most reasonably fit senior travellers with trekking poles, good footwear, and a slow pace. Chandrashila is optional. Staying hydrated and not rushing the climb makes the biggest difference.

Joshimath (base for Auli) to Chopta is approximately 106 km via Gopeshwar and Ukhimath. The drive takes 4 to 5 hours depending on road conditions.

Delhi to Joshimath is approximately 500 km, around 14 to 15 hours by road. Delhi to Chopta is approximately 450 km, around 12 to 13 hours. Most travellers break the journey with a night halt in Haridwar or Rishikesh.