Fly into nature’s symphony with our Chopta Birding Tours!

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Difficulty : Easy
Best time to visit: April to June and September to November
Temparature : Day time: 15°C; Night time: 7°C
Hightest Altitude : 2,680 Mts / 8,790 feet.
Pickup point : Haridwar

About Chopta Birding Tour

Chopta Valley comes under the Kedarnath wildlife sanctuary and has acclaimed the attraction of bird lovers all around the world. The valley is known for over 200 species of birds specially for Monal & Koklas. Even migrated birds can be seen in the valley. The bird watching can be explored all round the year except from June end to September mid.

Note:-

• 50% advance payment confirms your booking.
• Will transport all your belongings for you so that you only have to carry your day pack with camera. water bottle and jacket.
• We serve three meals a day including snacks and drinks.
• We provide a variety of tasty healthy food including Indian, Chinese and Western meals Wlth lots of vegeta bles and fruit.

Day One: Haridwar To Chopta (210Km)-

Route: Haridwar – Rishikesh – Devprayag – Srinagar – Rudraprayag – Agastyamuni – Kund –Ukhimath – Chopta base Camp and Resort

Day Two: Makku Bend, makku Farm & around.

Route: Chopta – ukhimath – Makku Bend

Day Three: Tungnath trek

Route:Chopta – Tungnath

Day Four: Chopta, Dhodi Dhar & Mandal

Route:Chopta – Dhodi Dhar –Mandal

Day Five: Kakra Gaad, Bansbara and Ukhimath.

Route: Chopta – Kakra Gaad – Bansbara – Ukhimath

Day Six: Ukhimath to Rishikesh

Route: Ukhimath -Rudraprayag – Srinagar – Devprayag – Rishikesh

Day One: Haridwar To Chopta (210Km)-

Description: Haridwar / Rishikesh ( at 7.00 AM ) in the morning . It’s about to 210 from Haridwar and -190 km from Rishikesh and 7- 8 hour journey along with Ganga & Alaknanda river before truing into the mandakini vallay in Rudraprayg up to base Camp Chopta . After Reached at base Camp we will serve the Welcome Refreshment for you and then in the Evening you can take a walk at Camp’s Grassland for acclimatization or near By Places for a short walk. Night stay in Swiss Camps.

Day Two: Makku Bend, makku Farm & around.

We will wake up early in the morning start birding around base camp & Duggale Bittha and after breakfast around Makku bend, we may greet by Himalayan Bulbuls, Streaked Laughing thrushes, Grey Bushchats, etc according to season.

Day Three:Tungnath trek

Today we will do birding at on the way to Tungnath Trek (with packed lunch) & trek down from different route to Bulkana and birding around the trek. Night Stay at Bulkana Chopta.

Day Four:Chopta , Dhodi dhar & mandal

Morning birding at Chopta, and dhodi dhar and Lunch at Dodhidhar and Post lunch birding around mandal & Dhodi Dhar. Night stay at Mandal .

Day Five:Kakra Gaad, Bansbara and Ukhimath.

Whole day birding- around kakra gaad, Bansbara & Ukhimath and Night Stay at Ukhimath.

Day Six:Ukhimath to Rishikesh

Today after Breakfast transfer to Rishikesh/Haridwar.

Package Includes

Meals
Accommodation
Trekking
Activities

Package Excludes

Transport
porter
Charges
Tax
Insurance

Thing’s To Carry

You Need To Get :-

• • Binoculars: Good quality binoculars are essential for birdwatching, as they help you get a closer view of birds in their natural habitat.
  
  
  • Field Guide: A field guidebook specific to the birds of the region can be incredibly helpful for identifying different species.
  
  
  • Birding App or Notebook: Use a birding app on your smartphone or carry a notebook to record your observations, including the names and behaviors of the birds you encounter.
  
  
  • Comfortable Clothing: Wear layered clothing suitable for the weather. It’s advisable to wear muted or earth-toned colors to blend in with the surroundings.
  
  
  • Sturdy Footwear: Comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes or hiking boots are essential for exploring the terrain.
  
  
  • Hat and Sunglasses: Protect yourself from the sun, especially during long hours of birdwatching.
  
  
  • Sunscreen and Bug Repellent: Apply sunscreen to protect your skin from harmful UV rays, and use bug repellent to prevent insect bites.
  
  
  • Water and Snacks: Stay hydrated by carrying an adequate supply of water. Pack some light snacks to keep your energy levels up.
  
  
  • First Aid Kit: A basic first aid kit with essentials like band-aids, antiseptic cream, pain relievers, and any personal medications.
  
  
  • Camera or Smartphone: Capture moments and birds you encounter, but remember to respect the birds’ space and avoid disturbing them.
  
  
  • Chargers and Power Bank: Ensure your devices stay charged throughout the day.
  
  
  • Backpack or Daypack: Carry a comfortable and lightweight backpack to hold your essentials.
  
  
  • Personal Identification and Emergency Contact Information: Keep your ID, a copy of your itinerary, and emergency contact details on you.
  
  
  • Map or GPS Device: Familiarize yourself with the area or use a GPS device to avoid getting lost.
  
  
  • Tissues or Handkerchief: Useful for various purposes, including wiping lenses or as makeshift napkins.
  
  
  • Bird Call App or Whistle (optional): Some birdwatchers use bird call apps or whistles to attract or locate specific species.
  
  
  • Optics Cleaning Kit: A small kit with a lens cloth or brush to keep your binoculars clean and in good condition.
  
  
  • Rain Gear: Depending on the season and weather forecast, it’s wise to carry a lightweight rain jacket or poncho.