Nag Tibba Weekend Trek - 5 Days

Broadly called the ‘Heap of the Serpent’, the Nag Tibba journey begins north east of Mussoorie, at the lower regions of the Garhwal Himalayan reaches.

Nag Tibba Trek is to the most noteworthy top in the lower Himalayan reach, and it lies at an elevation of 3022 meters in the midst of Dhauladhar and Pin Panjal in the Garhwal Uttarakhand Himalayas.
In this way, the pleasant course goes through a wonderful slope station; Mussoorie known as “The Queen of Hills.”
Curiously, Nag Tibba is accepted to be the homestead of Serpent God “Nag Devta”.

Overview

Nag Tibba Trek

Nag Tibba Trek is to the most noteworthy top in the lower Himalayan reach, and it lies at an elevation of 3022 meters in the midst of Dhauladhar and Pin Panjal in the Garhwal Uttarakhand Himalayas.

In this way, the pleasant course goes through a wonderful slope station; Mussoorie known as “The Queen of Hills.”

Curiously, Nag Tibba is accepted to be the homestead of Serpent God “Nag Devta.”

Why is Nag Tibba Trek The best weekend

 it becomes extraordinary to burn through 2 days in Nag Tibba Trek, when you go through a few unique snapshots of your life sitting under the open sky with your companions, family in the wonderful valleys of Himalayas, it will continuously be paramount for you. will be.

In the open sky, see the evening glow of the evening and the rising sun of the morning, as though you are just at some separation from you, you will get to see this view just in the Himalayas

That is the reason it is called. There isn’t anything more lovely than the Himalayas, the captivating magnificence here will draw in you everlastingly, which will continuously be your pattern towards the Himalayas – you will come back over and over

Bother Tibba Trek is a staggering trip in the lap of Garhwal Himalayas. Which comes in the Jaunsar Bawar range Uttarakhand Himalayas, Nag Tibba journey is known in the nation and this present reality, individuals who come to Mussoorie from the nation and abroad, they like to two days spend this wonderful mountain. Today Nag Tibba journey is the most cherished journey, you can come here with your loved ones to make the end of the week occasions noteworthy. Pester tibba journey is viewed as a simple trip, so we consider this journey additionally helpful for kids.

Mountain view From Nag Tibba Trek

It is accepted by me and every one individuals who come to do this journey that when you climb this trip from Pantwari to Nag Tibba Base Camp, then, at that point, you will get some more perspective on this trip and when you complete this journey, then back down If you get down, you will actually want to see this delightful valley with 150 degrees. You will know when you come to do this trip,

Nag Tibba Trek Trip Highlights

  • Climbing the Nag Tibba peak.
  • Jaw-dropping views of the peaks of Nanda Devi, Bunderpunch, Chaukhamba, etc.
  • Packed with adventure activities
  • The scenic villages of remote Uttarakhand
  • Spending nights in Hotel/Guest House/tents
  • Pretty meadows, stunning views, and lovely walk through deodar, oak, and pine forests.

DAY 1 : Delhi -Dehradun-Mussoorie

  • Distance – 280 KM
  • Duration – 5-6 Hrs

DAY 2 : Mussoorie – Pantwari  – Nag Tibba

  • Distance – 50 KM
  • Time – 2 Hrs

DAY 3 : Nag Tibba

  • Distance – 3 KM

DAY 4 : Nag Tibba – Devalsari 

  • Journey – 16 KM
  • Duration – 5-6 HOURS

 DAY 5 : Devalsari – Thatyur 

  • Distance: 8 KM
  • Duration – 2 HOURS

Itinerary

Day 1
Delhi -Dehradun-Mussoorie


Take the morning AC train for Dehradun. Arrival at Dehradun will be in the afternoon. On arrival, our guide will meet you. You will reach Mussoorie by road, where you will check into a hotel and relax for some time. In the evening, exploring Mall road would be a relaxing venture. Dinner and overnight stay will be at your hotel.

Day 2
Mussoorie - Pantwari (50 kms / 2 hrs) – Nag Tibba


The drive to Pantwari will start in the morning, after breakfast. From Pantwari, the trek towards Nag Tibba will start. Upon arrival at Nag Tibba, camp should be set up for overnight stay.

Day 3
Nag Tibba


The 3 kilometer trek to Nag Tibba Peak will start after breakfast, with lunch packed already. In the late afternoon, trek back from Nag Tibba will begin for dinner and overnight stay.

Day 4
Nag Tibba - Devalsari (16 kms / 5-6 hrs)


We trek down to Devalsari village with a packed lunch. Dinner and overnight in camp.

Day 5
Devalsari - Thatyur (8 kms / 2 hrs) - Dehradun - Delhi


We trek 8 kilometers to reach the village of Thatyur. The drive to Dehradun starts from here. Upon arrival at Dehradun, you will be transferred to the railway station to catch the AC train for Delhi. Arrival at Delhi is by 22:45 hrs.

Includes /Excludes

Includes

  • -Hotel accommodation in Kathmandu and Pokhara category in 3 star in double occupancy
  • – Welcome and farewell dinner
  • – Bus transport as per mention in the itinerary
  • – Trekking conservation permit
  • – Trekking Register Certificate
  • – Equipped and insured trekking porter (one porter in between 2 person)
  • – Experienced and first aid trained license holder trekking guide

Excludes

  • – Personal insurance
  • – Personal use trekking equipment
  • – Tipping to guide and porter
  • – Domestic airport tax (RS 170 = USD 3)
  • – Donation to the local people
How difficult is the Nag Tibba Trek ?

The Nag Tibba Trek is of easy to moderate difficulty and can be attempted by people with no prior trekking experience. The trek which is divided into two parts starts in Pantwari, a quaint village in the Garhwal district till the Nag Tibba base camp completing the first half.

What is the best time for this trek?

The best time to undertake the Nag Tibba Trek is in the summer months, from April to June, and the winter months, from October to December. For travelers who would love to experience snow fall or snow trekking, which is in Chopta, the best months to travel to Nag Tibba would be January to March.

Is there any ATM close to the nag tibba trek and Do I get a network on the nag tibba trek?

Nearest working ATM you will find at Mussoorie, but we recommend try to use any ATM in Dehradun.

You will get the network of Airtel, jio, Idea and bsnl till kathian Base camp (7km.

What is the average temperature of this trek?

In July, Nag Tibba temperature here ranges from 16 degrees Celsius to 8 degrees Celsius. In the month of August and early September, the temperature for Nag Tibba trek generally stays between 16 degrees Celsius and 6 degrees Celsius. Also, you can feel the dip in the temperature after the region experiences rainfall.

Available Dates

    • 15 Jun- 20 Jun 2024(Open)

    • 07 July -12 July 2024(Open)

    • 29 July- 02 Aug 2024(Open)

    • 28 Aug – 02 Sept 2024(Open)

Dehradun is easily accessible from Delhi by bus, train or air. We discuss the details below:
By air

  • Jolly Grant Airport is the nearest airport to Dehradun by plane, which is about 25 km from the city. You can find regular flights from Delhi to Dehradun.
  • However, if you are planning to reach Dehradun by flight then it is better to come one day in advance.

By Train

In case, you want to reach Dehradun from Delhi by train then two express trains are quite convenient. With the train, it is an overnight journey. The two trains are mentioned below:

  • Nandadevi Express – Train no: 12205 (Departure 11:50pm; Arrival – 5:40am)
  • Dehradun Express – Train no: 12687 (Departure – 9:10pm; Arrival – 5:00am)

By Bus

From Delhi, you can find a regular bus service for Dehradun. ISBT Kashmere Gate is the main bus station in Delhi from where you will find both ac and non-ac buses for Dehradun.

However, it is always better to take government buses from Kashmere Gate ISBT. The bus will drop you at Dehradun ISBT and then we will send our staff who will pick you up from Dehradun Railway Station, so you need to reach there.

  • At 06:00 am, Tata Sumo or any other vehicle like this will only pick you from Dehradun Railway Station.
  • By 04:00 pm, you will be reaching Sankri.
  • In the trek cost, food from Dehradun to Sankri is included

Nag Tibba Trek is an high altitude trek. The trekking gear you have to have for this particular trek differs from normal treks. Thus read this whole segment.

Trek Essentials: You can’t do the trek without these.

1. Trekking Shoes

Phulara Ridge needs sturdy trekking shoes that can withstand snow and have good grip.

Rental: We have the decathlons proper Quechua trekking shoes for rent Rent trekking shoes Here.

2. Backpack

A backpack 50-60 litres is required for a trek such as Phulara Ridge. Your backpack should have good hip support, shoulder support, and pockets should be accessiable quickly .

3. Clothing

Layering is the best way to protect yourself in the mountains. Layers provide maximum protection against all the elements. Layers are also great for protecting against the elements, especially when it changes rapidly in the mountains.

Base Layer: 3 – T-shirts

Carry 2 T-shirt, and wear 1. Wear full-sleeve, dry-fit T-shirts, preferably with collars. These will protect your neck and arms from sunburn. UV radiations can quickly burn you, especially in the high altitudes of the trek.

Dry-fit T-shirts dry quickly, dry quickly, and are quick drying in the event of rain. Collared T-shirts work better than those with rounded necks.

Cotton or Synthetic?We Indians love cotton. It makes sense to wear cotton down in the plains, where the heat can reach 40 degrees Celsius. It takes a while to dry once it is wet. Synthetic is the best choice for mountains where temperatures are cooler. They are quick to wick sweat and dry quickly. They can smell fast so make sure to have a roll-on deodorant.

Expert Tip: If you’re more prone to colds, you can carry a pair of thermal inners. From the past experiences of ours, using 2 T shirts over other helps to prevent from cold.

From Where To Buy:Buy from Decathlon.

5. Insulation Layers in Winter.

The Phulara Ridge Trek can be done in winter. You will need at minimum 5 layers of warm clothing if you are going between December and March.

You will require1 – inner thermals, 2 – light fleece, 1 – light sweater, and 1 padded jacket. Don’t buy your grandma’s sweaters. They can be very heavy. You want fleece jackets and sweaters that fold easily.

A padded jacket is the best choice for your outer layer. Water resistant materials are not necessary. You do need an outer jacket with a padded lining that keeps out the cold and wind. Make sure your padded jacket includes a hood.

6. Two – Trek Pants

This trek requires at least one pair of trekking pants and a maximum of two. One pair of pants should be worn and one additional for when it rains/snows. Trek pants with zip-off thighs at the thighs make them ideal for trekking. You should also choose quick-drying pants over cotton. Even in colder climates, they dry quickly.

TRack pants or trekking pants?Track pants can be used as a backup or double as thermal bottoms. Track pants aren’t trek pants so they shouldn’t be your main outerwear. They should be used as an emergency backup.

Compulsory Accessories, without these you will not be equipped to perform the trek or not able to do Trek

These accessories are necessary to carry. These accessories are mandatory for anyone who travels to Phulara Ridge. Trekkers tend to delay borrowing or purchasing accessories. We recommend the opposite. These accessories should be gathered first.

1. Sunglasses.

Sunglasses are required to prevent snowblindness. Expect to be walking on snowy stretches during a winter trek such as Phulara Ridge. Snow blindness can be caused by a small amount of direct sunlight (around a half-hour’s exposure). Because fallen snow acts like thousands upon thousands of mirrors, reflecting direct UV rays. You will need sunglasses that provide UV protection.

If the trekking day is sunny and bright (on meadows, open sections), you should wear sunglasses. You must not remove your sunglasses from a snowy section until it is fully crossed.

In case you use spectacles: You can buy oversized sunglasses for your glasses, which you can wear over your regular glasses (buy at Decathlon). Photochromic lenses are also available if you find this cumbersome.

Contact lens users: Contact lenses can be worn on the trek if you have them. The lens solution won’t freeze. It will not be a problem to change your lens inside your tent. You will only need enough cleaning solution to clean your fingers. Your contact lenses can be covered with sunglasses.

2. Suncap.

Suncaps are mandatory. A sun cap is mandatory for trekking. It can cause headaches, sunstrokes, rapid dehydration, and a drop in performance.

Important Information: The Golden rule of the mountains is to always cover your head. A sun cap is a protective layer that protects you from the sun’s harsh rays during the day. It also works well with naked UV rays. Sun caps keep your body’s temperature in check. The reverse is true in the morning/evening. Your head quickly loses body heat. The woolen cap stops heat from escaping your head.

3.Hand Gloves.

You will be handling snow quite a lot on a trek like Phulara Ridge. To grip things or hold onto snow, gloves are essential. The gloves should also keep you warm. You should get synthetic gloves with waterproofing on the exterior and a padded interior. Wear a tight-fitting fleece glove in your synthetic hand glove if you have difficulty obtaining the combination (not likely). This trek requires hand gloves.

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4. Woollen Cap or Balaclava.

These should cover your head. You lose the most heat in the cold mountains from your head and not your hands, feet, or other parts of your body. Protecting your head is important, especially in the evenings when the sun sets. Your woollen cap should be worn at all times, including early mornings and late evenings.

A woollen cap that covers your ears can protect your sensitive ears. Balaclavas are a modernized version of the woolen cap. The balaclava covers your ears, neck, and other parts of your face. A woolen cap that covers only your head will not be sufficient, such as a woolen cap, will require a neck warmer or scarf.

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5. Socks (3 sets).

You should also have three to four pairs each of socks for sports. You get warmth and cushioning from sports socks. The mantra here is to wear synthetic socks, or at the very least a synthetic blend. Cotton socks absorb sweat and water. These socks are difficult to dry.

Woollen socks are warm and cozy in the winter. Two sports socks are sufficient if you can’t get woolen socks.

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6. Head Torch / Head Lamp

Many trekkers don’t know if they should get a torch or a headlamp. A headlamp is essential because it allows you to use your hands for other activities. You’ll need to use your hands for the Phulara Ridge Trek, including washing dishes, setting up tents, and holding your trekking poles.

7. Trekking Pole / Trekking Stick

You can balance and stability with trekking poles. You can reduce your energy use by up to 40%. There are steep ascents, and descents on the Phulara Ridge Trek. A pair of trekking sticks can make the difference between a pleasant and strenuous trek. India uses a single trekking stick. Two trekking poles will give you more stability and balance. You can also walk faster with them.

8. Rainwear.

Weather can quickly change on a trek. In a matter of seconds, a bright sunny day can quickly turn into a torrential downpour. To combat this, you will need a poncho and a rain jacket. A poncho, a large rain cover that covers your arms and heads, is what you need. Because it covers you and part of your backpack, it is very effective. It is very light and weighs almost nothing.

9. Rain cover for your Backpack .

Backpacks can save your life. Your backpack will hold all of your dry clothes and warm gear. Your backpack should be kept dry at all times. Most backpacks have rain-covers built in. If your backpack does not come with a rain-cover, you can either buy one or make a large sheet of plastic to fit the dimensions of your backpack. The plastic sheet can be wrapped around the backpack and held in place by a string or elastic.

10. Daypack (20-30 ltrs, optional).
Some trekkers choose to load their bags onto a mule or potores while on the Phulara Ridge Trek. Although we don’t encourage it, if you do choose to offload, then a daypack is required. You will need to carry water bottles, rainwear and emergency medicines. The campsites are the only place you can find your main backpack, which contains most of your equipment.

One day backpack is a small version of backpack which is generally of 20 – 30 ltr capability.

We give just Indian veggie lover food and fundamentally your dinner will contain Indian bread, vegetable, lentils and Rice alongside delightful treat. During your trip, we will serve three suppers daily including breakfast, lunch, and supper.

At night, you will likewise be served tea and tidbits and lip-smacking soup before supper. In the event that it will be a drawn out day of traveling, you will be given a pressed bite.

In the wake of doing a great deal of exploration on the wholesome prerequisites for the travelers, we set up the menu. Prior to assembling every one of the suppers, we likewise consider height acquired and climate.

The supper served by us while journey is impeccably offset with the perfect proportions of calories, sugars, nutrients, protein, fiber, and minerals. You really want to realize that every one of our cooks have extraordinary ability in cooking and have gone through exhaustive preparation. Thus, prepare to appreciate luscious and lip-smacking dishes during your trip.

You will be presented with lemon tea in the tent to begin your day with a revived inclination. Prior to leaving the camping area for traveling, you will be given a hot finger-licking breakfast like upma, egg bhurji, Maggie, omelet alongside tea or espresso.

On the off chance that, your trip will be longer one then we additionally offer a few new neighborhood natural products, for example, apples and, surprisingly, solid beverages like Frootie or Maaza. In the early evening, you will be served straightforward and solid lunch, while at around 04:00 pm, you will be given tea and a light night breakfast.

After you arrive at your campground around evening time, you will be served a warm and wonderful supper. Subsequent to understanding this, you probably got the possibility that with us, you don’t have to stress over food. In this manner, we will give you remarkable encounters.

Nag Tibba Trek Trip Highlights

  • Climbing the Nag Tibba peak.
  • Jaw-dropping views of the peaks of Nanda Devi, Bunderpunch, Chaukhamba, etc.
  • Packed with adventure activities
  • The scenic villages of remote Uttarakhand
  • Spending nights in Hotel/Guest House/tents
  • Pretty meadows, stunning views, and lovely walk through deodar, oak, and pine forests.

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Nag Tibba Weekend Trek
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Include

  • Transport
  • Forest Permit and entrance fee
  • Accommodation in Hotel
  • Accommodation in tents on twin share basis
  •  All meals: breakfast, packed lunch, tea, coffee, snacks, soup and dinner
  • (All camping gears)
  • High quality tents
  • Sleeping bags
  • Mattress
  • Liner
  • Pillow
  • Separate Toilet tents – Ladies and Gents
  • Dining Tent
  • Dining Table
  • Porters
  • Helper
  • Mules
  • Kitchen team
  •  Radio Walkie-Talkie for Communication
  • Good Experience Trek Leader guide and Technical guide
  • Medical Kit
  • Oxygen Cylinders
  • Crampons and Gaiters

Reviews

Rated 5.0 out of 5
September 20, 2023

Unforgettable Kedarkantha Trek with Himalayan Warrior

I was pleasantly surprised by the quality of the food provided during the trek. From hearty breakfasts to delicious dinners, the meals were not only nourishing but also flavorful. Dietary preferences and restrictions were accommodated with ease.

Himalayan Warrior Trekking Company takes safety seriously. They provided essential safety equipment and ensured that everyone was adequately prepared for the trek, even in challenging weather conditions.

In summary, my Kedarkantha trek with Himalayan Warrior Trekking Company was a remarkable adventure. Their professionalism, knowledgeable guides, and commitment to safety made the journey truly memorable. I returned home with a deeper appreciation for the Himalayas and a sense of accomplishment. I wouldn’t hesitate to choose this company for my future treks in the region.

Thank you, Himalayan Warrior Trekking Company, for an incredible experience!

shispal
Rated 5.0 out of 5
July 17, 2023

Amazing experience with Himalayan warrior. I did kedarkantha trek recently with them. Guides were very humble and friendly. most , I’m so glad took my first trek with you and your team.

The whole trek experience was so organized and every need was taken care of. Even at that altitude meals were served fresh and were really delicious!

Tents and homestaye -very clean

Safety – 10/10 and excellent set of team .well professional expert Mountaineers lead.

Food -10/10

Food was amazing

Toilet – cleanest

I love hospitality and behaviour of trek leaders looking forward for my next trek with them.

Thanks Himalayan warrior

Vinay
Rated 5.0 out of 5
June 21, 2022

I have completed my Kedarkantha trek with Himalayan warrior. Let me just briefly explain my experience. We were a group of 12-13 people and we were picked up from Dehradun railway station. The tempo traveller wala bhaiya is so supportive that during the transit 2-3 people got sick and he managed the timely drive. After we reached the base of the kedarkantha trek i.e. Sankri was taken to a campsite and welcomed by the Himalayan warrior people with light refreshments.The duration of the trek was 3-4 days depending upon your speed and team of himalayan warrior from team leader, organizer, cook to server all were proficient in their duty. I completely suggest to every trek enthusiast to choose himalayan warrior for their upcoming trek.

Rig Vedic

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Rated 5.0 out of 5
June 21, 2022

My journey on the Kedarnath Trek was absolutely life-changing and will always be etched in my spirit. I was mesmerised by the Himalayas’ stunning natural grandeur and the atmosphere of enfolding spirituality from the moment I stepped foot on the route.

The hike itself was difficult yet worthwhile. I travelled along the path through stunning scenery, thick forests, and over raging rivers. As I moved closer to the famed Kedarnath Temple, I felt wonder and devotion with every step. The region’s spiritual essence and unspoiled natural beauty combined to create a setting that was both humbling and powerful.

It was quite emotional to see the Kedarnath Temple’s morning prayers and ceremonies.a deep spiritual journey. It provides a special fusion of scenic beauty, cultural relevance, and reflection. The journey tested, encouraged, and eventually changed me. I returned from Kedarnath with an increased sense of gratitude, a stronger bond with the natural world, and a great appreciation for the strength of religion. I will always treasure that experience, and I wholeheartedly endorse it to anybody looking for a memorable and important vacation.

It was a feeling of complete joy and success to arrive to the Kedarnath Temple. Words cannot properly express the sensation that was created by the spiritual energy, the pilgrims’ commitment, and the breathtaking Himalayan background. It was a really emotional and humbling event that affected my soul greatly.

To sum up, starting the Kedarnath Trek with Himalayan Warrior was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. The adventure was safe, fun, and genuinely remarkable because to their professionalism, competence, and dedication to ethical trekking. I am incredibly appreciative of the experiences, friendships, and personal development that this experience has given me. I heartily advise teaming up with Himalayan Warrior if you’re looking for an exciting journey in the Himalayas.

Sneha

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thanx a lot

Rated 5.0 out of 5
June 21, 2022

best one

Abhishek Kathait

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