Nag Tibba Trek

Quick info:

• Start point/Endpoint: New Delhi/Dehradun/Pantwari (As consistent with the version selected
• Temperature: 14 to 22 degrees (days) and 6 to14 degrees (nights) in September and December and sixteen to 25 degrees (days) and 8 to 16 degrees (nights) at some point in different months
• Trek distance: 15 km
• Trek Height: 9,910 ft.
• Trek Endurance: Easy to Moderate 
• Trek Duration: 2 Days/1 Night
• Best time to visit the valley: All months

About Nag Tibba Valley trek from Dehradun:

• Nag Tibba is located at an altitude of 3,022 meters which makes it the highest peak in the lower Himalayan region of Uttarakhand. The trek has got its name from ‘Nag Devta’ and offers an ideal weekend getaway destination for adventure lovers. NagTibba trek is a wonderful delight for adventure lovers from all over the world since it showcases the best serenity and exciting trekking routes through thick jungles and meadows. During the Nag Tibba trekking, you’ll witness beautiful flora and fauna, lush green mountains, and dense forests that will make you fall in love with its beauty.
• One of the few treks that allow you to witness breathtaking sunsets. This is a result of the trail's orientation. Big snow-capped mountains like Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, Kalanag, Srikanth, and Gangotri can be seen lighting up a blazing orange on clear days. You can see a cloud bed floating below you. Even a low vantage point will do to witness the beautiful sunset. Right from your camping location, you can see it!

About the Nag Tibba trek:

• Our exciting journey starts from Dehradun, from there we begin our journey towards the Nag Tibba Trek route.
• Once we reach near the trek route, we will start our trek towards the base camp of the day, passing through rocky trail and forested areas.
• Once we reach the base camp we will spend the night there, enjoy under the galaxies of the stars and depart for the trek in the morning.
• In the morning, after breakfast we will start the trek towards the Nag Tibba Valley. It is going to be a fun trek.
• When we reach the Valley's top, the views are splendid and amazing as we get the views the Himalayan ranges and panoramic views of the villages nearby.
• After spending some good times in the valley we will start descending down via the same route towards Dehradun.
• Once we reach Dehradun, our journey comes to an end with innumerable memories made.

Travel Costs:

• Per Person: Rs 1,599/-

Dates Available:

How to reach:

• By Air: The Jolly Grant Airport, which is 20 kilometers from the city's center. Regular flights are offered to Dehradun. Depending on traffic, it should take you 40 to 45 minutes to take a taxi from the airport to the city.
• By Train: Dehradun is connected to the cities by frequent train service. Depending on traffic, it should only take you ten minutes to go from the Dehradun Railway Station to the city center, which is located 1-2 kilometers away. Trains such as the Shatabdi Express, Jan Shatabdi Express, Dehradun AC Express, Doon Express, Bandra Express, and the Amritsar-Dehradun Express, among others, connect Dehradun to the rest of the nation.
• By Road: Most cities are easily accessible from Dehradun through Volvo, Deluxe, and Semi-Deluxe buses, as well as buses operated by Uttarakhand State Transport. Near Clement Town is the Dehradun Inter State Bus Terminal (ISBT), where these buses come and depart. Buses leave from here every 15 to 60 minutes. The Delhi Bus Stand on Gandhi Road is another interstate bus terminal in Dehradun. Dehradun is well connected to places like Delhi by road by NH 58 and 72, which takes about 4 hours to travel. Chandigarh is 167 kilometers away and takes roughly 3 hours to go there. Dehradun has excellent transportation links to places like Haridwar and Rishikesh.

Know Before You Go for Nag Tibba Trek:

• It takes some time to acclimatize to high altitudes because the climate there is different from that in the lowlands.
• During any calamities or natural disasters, the guides maintain total control over the route.
• Consult a doctor before setting off on the journey. Keep a first aid kit and your major medications with you at all times while walking.
• Pay attention to the trek guides to have a fun and safe walk.
• The route goes through a green zone; it is not recommended to pollute the nearby sites or campgrounds. Travelers who leave trash behind risk being fined.
• Water conservation is advocated since it has the potential to be very lucrative.
• Encouragement of nighttime trekking should only occur when it is planned and you are carrying a manual; otherwise, unanticipated disasters may occur.
• Avoid wearing earbuds throughout the stroll since this could make you less audible.
• To protect the ecological stability of the destination, avoid using plastic luggage.
• The government must be informed if the walk needs to be canceled.
• You must adhere to the rules set forth by the state government. Maintaining distance from other people is necessary. The use of masks and hand sanitizer is frequently advised.
• You might learn the actual location after making your reservation.
• To ensure the highest level of protection and to provide the additional knowledge and personal interest needed to fully understand a walk, professional guide(s) are available.
• Specifically for steep terrains, a tidy and uncomplicated vehicle for the trip with experienced drivers.
• All sports are impacted by the weather.
• Camping could be a fairly basic activity. Luxuries shouldn't be expected any longer. Electricity is sometimes the most uneconomical option.
• There may or may not always be mobile and computer charging stations on campgrounds.
• All personal expenses, personal belongings, food are no longer specified, etc. will no longer be included in the package. 
•  Keep your baggage to a minimum; the more you have, the more problems you have. 
•  During the Nag Tibba trek, avoid drinking alcohol or any other intoxicating substances. 
•  The license fee is not included in the Nag Tibba Trek package. 
•  For the trip to Nag Tibba, you should prepare enough warm clothes and suitable shoes. 
•  Children under the age of seven should not hike the Nag tibba.