The distance of three km between Sari and Deoriatal is the subsequent stage of the Deoriatal Chandrashila Trek. It takes around three hours to go from Sari to Deoriatal, which is located at an elevation of 2,400 metres (7,800 feet). The path winds its way through thick rhododendron woods, maple tree groves, and a few streams before emerging onto a stunning landscape of wide meadows. Even though the trip starts in Haridwar, the real hiking begins in the hamlet of Sari. After getting an early start on the day with a hearty and scrumptious breakfast, you will start your walk in the direction of Deoriatal.

On the third day of our journey, we are going to make our way to Chopta Rohini Bugyal. This walk is around 15 km long and takes about 7-8 hours to complete. During this walk, you may come across several native birds and animals, in addition to some very stunning mountains covered in snow.

 The path is dotted with inconspicuous shrines, which may be found hidden among the foliage of the yellow and red flags that are strung along it. After that, we have to go through a clearing in the woods that is directly in line with the crimson flowers that are blooming in the open. Following this, we will be climbing the trail that goes straight to Rohini Bugyal and Chopta in a direct fashion. After the rise, there is a flat section of ground, and then there is some strenuous hiking upward. The Chandrashila mountain, which is located at the other end of the forest hole, may be seen in all its splendour from this vantage point. After you have traversed the flat terrain, you will once again find yourself in the midst of the forest, which is surrounded with mature oak and maple trees in addition to the rhododendrons. This area is in fact a part of the Kedarnath sanctuary, and if you are fortunate enough, you may be able to see the red fox as well as other wildlings in their natural habitat. After walking for another quarter of an hour, we will arrive at the Bhadawal Temple, which marks the beginning of the descent into the Rohini Bugyal valley. As you go farther, you will come upon a brook where you may satisfy your body's need for water. A collection of cottages may be seen at the top of a short ascent at the place where the meadows seem to begin. You may meet the local shepherds here together with their flocks of sheep. A little distance in front of us is the Chopta settlement, where we will set up tent. Once we have arrived to the campground, we will set up camp at Chopta for the night. At the campground, there will be a dinner waiting for you.

On this day, we will begin our journey from Chopta to Tungnath and then continue on to Chandrashilla mountain. This walk will be around 8 km long and take between 6-7 hours to complete. Take in the beautiful scenery of the mountainous terrain and its trees. Chopta is where we will be staying for the night.

 We are going to get our day started as soon as possible. After a scrumptious breakfast, we shall depart from Chopta in the direction of Chandrashila top and continue on our tour. From the peak of Tungnath, we will get a magnificent view of the dawn. On a route that is well demarcated and bordered by concrete, hikers may make their way from Chopta to the Tungnath Temple. The walk is going to be a bit more demanding today, with some high hills and rough terrain. The whole path will be covered with a deep blanket of snow when winter arrives, so be prepared. Along the whole length of the path, there are no water stations. Therefore, you should ensure that you have an adequate quantity of water with you at all times. You will get at the top of Chandrashila after climbing the treacherous slope that is in the middle of the route. From this vantage point, you can see the mountain ranges of Kumaon and Garhwal in all directions, and the mountains in the immediate area are covered with snow. Nanda Devi, Kedar Dome, Trishul, Dronagiri, and Nanda Ghunti are the names of some of the most famous mountains in the area. You will also be able to get a view of Gangotri and Thalay Sagar right at the brink of the cliff. Being encircled by so many mountain peaks in the neighbourhood will make you feel as if you have died and gone to paradise. We will devote part of our time to basking in the splendour of the natural surroundings and praising the awesome power of mother nature. Following this, we will make our way back to the Chopta base camp, and this will signal the conclusion of the day that has been the busiest and most taxing of our hike thus far. As a result, we are going to cook supper at the campground, and then we are going to go to bed as quickly as we can without allowing any more time to pass.