Nag Tibba Trek

If you are looking for snow, the best time for the Nag Tibba Trek would be between September and March. Otherwise, the temperature goes up to 12 degrees during the day even in summers, keeping the weather cold and pleasant throughout the year. If you undertake the trek during the winter months, you will start coming across patches of around the base camp, while the snow completely covers the landscape as you reach the Nag Tibba Top!

The trek is steep in certain areas, so bringing infants is strictly advised against for this trek. However, children between the ages of 9-16 can come under parental supervision.

Besides the things to carry mentioned above, it is advisable to also bring water purifying pills/filters/drops, and bedsheets.

While Dehradun does have ATMs, and Uttarakhand is equipped with all modern facilities, they are often not in working condition. Moreover, the last accessible ATM for trek would be at Dehradun itself. It is thus best to avoid any problems and just carry enough cash!

Nag Tibba Top stands tall at a height of 9917 ft, in the Himalayan state of Uttarakhand. This is the highest point of the trek. The Nag Tibba base camp itself is located at an altitude of 8667 ft and is nestled slightly lower in the valley.

The total distance to be covered by trekking during the Nag Tibba Trek is 25 km, including both the sides, ascend as well as the descent. The distance will mostly remain the same regardless of the route you take.

The Nag Tibba trek is ideal for group travellers. It is becoming increasingly popular as a weekend trek for the youth, travelling as a group of friends. The trek is even gaining popularity as a family trip, taking into account the fact that the trek is an easy trek as well as a short trek and can be undertaken by children, youngsters and adults alike.

Yes. The Nag Tibba trek in Uttarakhand strikes an ideal balance between thrilling and easy going. Even children can accompany you on this trek. However, children below 16 must be accompanied by parental supervision.

Yes, we have porter services available at Pantwari Village, Uttarakhand. You can offload any extra luggage that you do not wish to take further here. However, it is advised that you keep your luggage to a minimum and keep the daypack that you will be travelling with even lighter.

While Dehradun has adequate internet and network facilities, the connectivity starts declining as you go higher. Beyond the Nag Tibba base camp, there is no connection whatsoever. It is best that you inform anxious relatives beforehand.

Definitely! You are invited to chalk out an independent plan at your convenient time frame for any number of people for Nag Tibba Trek with BanBanjara! Cost for private trip is fixed on the basis of group size, trek area, duration and trek style.

Nag Tibba is a wonderful trekking adventure in Uttarakhand. which starts from Pantwari village which is 50km from Mussorie and 85km from Dehradun. Pantwari village is the most common and used route to reach the basecamp and summit. Mussorie and Dehradun are well connected to all the major cities and all cities & towns of Uttarakhand. 

By Air: As the nearest airport is the Jolly Grant airport, Dehradun. Take a direct flight from Delhi and reach Dehradun. You will find a lot of taxis and local buses for Pantwari village. 

By Road: You can take a direct bus from Delhi to reach  Dehradun or Mussoorie. 

Nag Tibba in December is totally a snow adventure. Experience walking in ankle-deep fresh snow and catch the ravishing views of Kedarnath, Chaukamba, Bandarpunch, Gangotri and other Himalayan peaks. As it the highest peak in the lower Garhwal range of Himalayas the beauty from the top will be awe-inspiring and amazing.

Nag Tibba trek starts from Pantwari village which is only 85km from Dehradun and from Pantwari village the total trek distance is 8km. You can take a local bus or private taxi to reach Pantwari village and start the adventure. Dehradun is well connected to all the major cities. You can take a direct flight, bus, or train from Delhi and reach Dehradun.

It is not possible to choose one better from Nag Tibba and Triund. Both the treks are for beginners and experienced trekkers. Both are accessible all around the year except monsoons. The only thing which is not common is the views. 

From the Triund top, You can catch the ravishing views of the Dhauladhar ranges and the Kangra valley. 

From Nag Tibba, You can catch the spectacular views of Kedarnath, Chaukamba, Bandarpooch, Gangotri, and other snow-covered Himalayan peaks. 

The best season to visit these adventures is in winter months. Both regions receive snowfall. Nag Tibba and Triund are considered as the easiest treks and perfect weekend getaways.

The best time to visit Nag Tibba is in the months from October to March. The trail gets covered in ankle-deep snow and makes it a classic snow adventure. The views of the snow-covered Himalayan peaks from the top are remarkable. Though Nag Tibba is accessible round the year. Avoid trekking in monsoon as the region receives heavy rainfall and the trail gets dangerous.

The total trek is 8 km from Pantwari village. Beginners and experienced trekkers can easily do this trek in one day.  The terrain is gentle and has some steep climbs. Trekkers can enjoy the beauty all around. The alluring sunsets, a walk into the rhododendrons and deodar forests, visiting the Nag Mandir at the top and captivating views of the Himalayan peaks.

In summers, the weather remains pleasant and clear. The temperature goes 19 degrees to 8-degree celsius. You can do this trek without any difficulty and get clear views of the mighty Himalayan peaks. Nag Tibba is accessible in all months. Avoid trekking during monsoons.

There are a lot of scenic places which you can visit near Nag Tibba. Some of the famous places are:

• Kempty Falls
• Kanatal
• Lal Tibba
• Nainbagh
• Mussorie 
• Dhanaulti

Yes, Nag Tibba Trek is considered suitable for beginners. It is a moderate-level trek that can be undertaken by people with average fitness levels. However, it is always advisable to consult with trek organizers or experienced trekkers to assess your fitness and prepare accordingly.

Some essential items to carry for Nag Tibba Trek include sturdy trekking shoes, comfortable clothing suitable for the weather, a warm jacket, sunscreen, a hat, sunglasses, a water bottle, snacks, a headlamp, and a basic first aid kit. It is important to pack light and carry only the necessary items.

Yes, there are basic accommodation facilities available during Nag Tibba Trek. You can stay in tents or forest rest houses at different campsites along the trek route. However, it is advisable to check with trek organizers or Contact our team about the accommodation arrangements beforehand.

Nag Tibba Trek is generally considered safe. However, it is important to follow safety guidelines, trek with experienced guides, and stay updated with weather conditions. It is advisable to trek in a group, inform someone about your trekking plans, and be cautious while navigating the trail, especially during challenging sections.

While solo trekking is possible, it is recommended to undertake Nag Tibba Trek in a group or with an experienced guide. This ensures better safety, navigation, and assistance during emergencies. Joining a trekking group or hiring a local guide enhances the overall trekking experience and minimizes potential risks.

As of now, there are no specific permits required for Nag Tibba Trek. However, it is advisable to check with local authorities or trek organizers for any updated information or permits, if applicable.

There are several nearby places to explore while visiting Nag Tibba Trek. Here are a few notable ones:

• Mussoorie: Known as the "Queen of Hills," Mussoorie is a popular hill station located near Nag Tibba Trek. It offers breathtaking views, pleasant weather, and attractions like Kempty Falls, Gun Hill, and Mall Road.
• Dehradun: The capital city of Uttarakhand, Dehradun is a gateway to Nag Tibba Trek. It is famous for its scenic beauty, educational institutions, and landmarks like Robber's Cave, Tapkeshwar Temple, and Forest Research Institute.
• Kempty Falls: Situated near Mussoorie, Kempty Falls is a magnificent waterfall known for its cascading waters and picturesque surroundings. It's a perfect spot to relax and enjoy nature's beauty.
• Dhanaulti: Located in the vicinity of Nag Tibba Trek, Dhanaulti offers panoramic views of the Himalayan range and lush green landscapes. It is famous for its serene atmosphere, Eco Parks, and adventure activities like trekking and camping.
• Kanatal: A small village near Nag Tibba Trek, Kanatal is renowned for its scenic beauty and tranquility. It offers mesmerizing views of the snow-capped peaks, apple orchards, and adventure activities like paragliding and rock climbing.

These nearby places provide an opportunity to explore the natural beauty, cultural heritage, and adventure activities of the region, making your Nag Tibba Trek experience even more memorable.

Yes, it is possible to go on a trek during the rainy season, but it is important to exercise caution and be prepared. Trekking during the rainy season can present challenges such as slippery trails and the risk of accidents. It is crucial to assess trail conditions, stay updated with weather forecasts, wear appropriate gear, and trek with experienced guides. Plan your trek carefully, choose suitable trails, and prioritize safety during the rainy season.