Nag Tibba peak is situated at an elevation of 3100 meters above sea level. This beautiful peak is located 50 km northeast of Mussoorie, which gives you panoramic spectacular views of Mussoorie, Chakrata, and Vikasnagar at one side and at another side it offers mesmerizing views of some Himalayan peaks like Bandarpoonch range, such as Black Peak, Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch I, II etc.
The destination name is taken from a temple located at this destination called Nag Devta Temple which is dedicated to the Lord of snakes, the resting couch of the Lord Vishnu according to Hindu mythology. Nag Tibba trek is fully covered with the lush green oak trees through the Yamuna river valley.
Situated at a height of 3100 meters above the sea level, it offers stupendous perspectives on Mussoorie, Vikasnagar, the Banderpoonch range and spikes made by the Yamuna stream valley. Nag Tibba is a run of the mill edge top on the Nag Tibba Range of the lower Himalayas.
Truth be told, alongside the Pir Punjal and Dhauladhar, the Nag Tibba go structures one of the 3 fundamental scopes of the lower Himalayas. It is referenced in the celebrated book ‘7 Years in Tibet’ which annals the getaway of Austrian climber Heinrich Harrer from the British prison into Tibet.
There is a sanctuary devoted to Nag Devta and the range owes its name to this sanctuary. Snakes have constantly held a significant status in the Hindu religion. As indicated by Hindu folklore, snakes are considered as the portrayal of resurrection, passing, and mortality, because of its throwing off the skin and being emblematically “renewed”.
Since the days when religion and love were a reaction to a lifestyle as opposed to a purpose behind presence; snakes have been given a clique status. In certain spots snake, divine beings are related to fruitfulness.
There are many snake god fantasies and iconographic images related with them in the Hindu folklore like that of Sheshnag( Vishnu’s resting couch), Anantnag( the interminable snake), Kaliya( Krishna’s dance), Vasuki (beating of the sea), Padmanabha ( gatekeeper snake particularly in south India), Manasa Devi( snake goddess) and so forth.
For the locals right now the mountains he is the defender of their steers and sheep. Tamed creatures are their greatest resources and Nag Devta their defender.
Day 01: Dehradun – Pantwari (80 km/3 hrs by cab) – Kathian (6 km/3 hrs trek)
The morning starts at Dehradun and proceeds straight to Pantwari via covering Kempty Falls, and beautiful valleys on the go. Lunch at midway. The afternoon arrives at Pantwari. De-board the cab and take your backpacks and head towards Kathian. 6 km trek from Pantwari to Kathian will give you mesmerizing views of lush green valleys and panoramic views of the great Himalayas. Setting up the camps on arrival, enjoy the beautiful sunset at the camps. Having dinner and overnight stay in the camps.
Day 02: Kathian – Nag Tibba Peak (4 km/2 hrs trek) – Pantwari (10 km/4 hrs trek) – Dehradun (80 km/3 hr by cab)
Investigating the beautiful sunrise between the snow-capped Himalayan ranges. Post breakfast start your trek to Nag Tibba peak that will be 4 km upside of your campsite. Post exploration Nag Tibba peak back to the campsite, have your lunch and pack your backpacks. The afternoon checks out and treks down to Pantwari. Board the cab from Pantwari and drives straight to Dehradun.
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You should book Nag Tibba Trek two months in advance in order to get ample amount of time to prepare well for trekking 3100 meters above sea level.
There shall be pony/porter that can carry your backpack while on trek; you only need to carry your knapsack.
Our group size is minimum 4 people and maximum 12 people.
Nag Tibba Trek is an easy trek with a maximum altitude of 3100 meters, so the minimum age required is 8 years. Anyone above 8 years with normal physical condition can trek to Nag Tibba peak.
Between the months of April and June the temperature rages between 10 degrees to 25 degrees and in the winter time from November to February it falls between -5 degrees to 18 degress.
If the trek duration had to be increased due to the reasons which are beyond our control then additional charges may apply for the hotel stay and food.
Safety is of prime importance for us that is why the tours are managed by us personally. Thus, we assure that the trek is absolutely safe even for solo https://xenicallab.com female trekkers, who can join us for fixed departure treks.
Trekking shoes with ankle support are a must for any trek in the Himalayas. Quechua is a good shoe brand with value for money.
We serve nutritious simple vegetarian food during the trek. We maintain variety in lentils, vegetable and breakfast. At times, we also treat our trekkers in the Himalayas with delicacies like Pakora, local dishes etc.
Himalayan stream water is safe to drink as well as for cooking but we also have water filters, and chlorine tablets in case of an emergency.
Most of the Himalayan roads towards the trek are in bad shape, so vehicle with high ground clearance likw Mahindra Bolero, Tata Sumo, Scorpio, Max, Tempo Traveller etc are used for transportation.
Our trek leaders are certified mountaineers with knowledge of first aid in wilderness and they carry necessary first aid kit. At each camp they asses your condition and can take relevant and prompt action in case a rescue is required. Please note in the case of a rescue, all the additional cost will be borne by the trekker.
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(Dehradun to Dehradun) GST @ 5% Extra For Private/Customized Trek Price on Request- varies based on group size, itinerary and amenities
Day 01: Dehradun to Pantwari (80 km/3 hrs by cab) & Pantwari to Kathian (6 km/3 hrs trek)
Day 02: Kathian to Nag Tibba Peak (4 km/2 hrs trek) & Nag Tibba Peak to Pantwari (10 km/4 hrs trek) then Pantwari to Dehradun (80 km/3 hr by cab)
Total trek distance: 20 KM
Difficulty level: Easy This trek can be done by anyone with moderate fitness level and children over 8 years of age!
Maximum Altitude: 3,100 meters
Temperatures 25° Max/ 10° Min - Summers 18° Max/ -5° Min - Winters
Best Time to visit April to June September to January Possible in other months subject to weather conditions