Nag Tibba Trek, Uttarakhand

The Nag Tibba trek can be undertaken all round the year, in all seasons. During the summer, the temperatures are higher, ranging from 20 degrees Celsius in the morning and 10 degrees Celsius in the evening. During the monsoons, you can experience mesmerising showers, with temperatures ranging from 18-6 degrees Celsius. In the winter, the temperatures drop till 5 to -8 degrees. All these seasons offer the trekkers with different scenery, with the summers being bright and vibrant, monsoons being lush and calming, and the winters presenting you with snowfall and pristine vistas.

The Nag Tibba trek height is perched at an altitude of 9,910 feet from the ground and regarded as the highest summit of the Garhwal Himalayas. From this peak, you can take a glimpse of several lower summits like the Doon valley, Kedarkantha peak, and various others. Though the summit is quite high but the views that it offers makes it worth the effort.

Thrillophilia’s Nag Tibba trek package starts from Delhi as well as Dehradun. From there, we take you to Pantwari, the starting point of the trek. One can join us directly from Pantwari as well. After that, trek to the Nag Tibba base camp before climbing to the summit.

By Car- Avail a bus, or a train, or a flight to Dehradun from anywhere in India, and from there you can take a private car or a cab to Pantwari. 

By Bus- Take a bus to Dehradun from Delhi ISBT, which will take around 5 hours to cover the distance of 256 kilometres. Alternatively, to reach Pantwari via bus, you can get down at Nainbag, and hire a car from there till Pantwari.

By Air- International travellers can get to Jolly Grant airport in Dehradun, and hire a car or board a bus from there to Pantwari.

Preparing for the Nag Tibba trek is important, especially for first-time trekkers. As the difficulty level of this trek is easy to moderate, you need to ensure your physical fitness, stamina, strength, and endurance levels.

1. Start exercising regularly at least two months before the trek. 

2. Practise climbing stairs, running, and walking regularly. 

3. Along with this, it is advised to reduce smoking before or during the trek to retain more stamina.

4. If you have any physical ailments, consult your doctor before commencing on the trek. 

5. You can also ask your doctor for any suggestions to improve your physical fitness.

You can indulge yourself in numerous activities after trekking to the Nag Tibba top.

1. Camping- It is a beautiful campsite overlooking the surrounding mountain ranges, peaks, and valleys. Enjoy a warm bonfire session in the evening and sing merry songs with your group.

2. Visit the Nag Devta Temple- This peak has acquired its name from this temple, literally translating to the ‘Serpent’s Peak’ in English. It is believed to hold a significant place in the culture of the local people here.

3. Hiking to nearby spots- Stroll around the mountain top and enjoy different perspectives of the Dhauladhar range as well as the Pir Parvati range. Witness the dense forests and its towering trees that surround this peak.

4. Witness the Kempty Waterfalls- One of the highlights of Thrillophilia’s Nag Tibba trek itinerary is that we provide breakfast on Day 1 at the Kempty Falls. Gaze at the cascading waters and experience the calm of the place.

The trekking season starts in March usually and there will be snow in the region but the end of the March will make the snow disappear and then the days will be sunny. Also, there will be moderate hot during day time ranging to 20 to 25* Celsius. But the night temperature will come around 08-13 degree Celsius. During monsoon, there will be rain most of the days and at the top portions, rain will be comparatively lesser. After monsoon, from September to December, the day time will be sunny but the temperature will remain around 14-18 degree Celsius and in the evenings, it drops down to 10 degree or so.