Nag Tibba Trek
Nag tibba
Nag Tibba Trek
Duration : 02 Days
The Price : ₹5,800.00
Start Location: Delhi
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Nag Tibba Trek is one of the most popular treks near Dehradun, Nag Tibba (‘Serpent’s Peak’) standing tall at 9,915 ft/ 3022 M is an ideal weekend trek suited for most people looking for a refresher from the boring weekdays. Nag Tibba from Delhi is only 2 days short trip which makes it a perfect winter hike nearby Delhi. Nag Tibba Treks Given its easy level of adventure, anyone can do this trek with normal fitness.Read More
Nag Tibba Trek can be done throughout the winter season also when most of the treks in higher Himalayan ranges are closed. In a trail like Nag Tibba, you get to experience the thrill of a summit climb in just one weekend! The total Nag Tibba trek distance is around 16-17 km. The best months to do Nag Tibba Trek for snow are December to March as the trails are completely snow-laden during these months.
On Nag Tibba, the temperature at times goes as low as -7 degrees. As you go up one side of the mountain and come down from another side, you also experience a variety of landscapes. This trek of Nag Tibba takes you through dense forests, clearings and ridge walk. Full Nag Tibba Trek within two days with Vagabond!
Day Wise Itinerary
DAY 1: Dehradun to Pantwari | Drive Distance: 102 kms | Duration: 3-4 hours | Elevation: 1350m
Arrive Dehradun at Early Morning Rest For Tea Break. Drive to Pantwari Village about 3 hours away. You'll start your trek from Pantwari, and will arrive at your campsite by evening (5-6 Km Trek). Enjoy a glorious sunset, a bonfire, and the starry skies overhead. After dinner, you'll go to sleep in tents.......
DAY 2: Base Camp to Nag Tibba Summit | Trek Distance: 4 kms | Duration: 3 – 4 hours | Trek Back from Nag Tibba Top - Depart to Delhi
Wake up to a lovely morning, with views of the mountains all around. After breakfast, you'll set off to Nag Tibba Top (3022 M / 9,915 Feet), where you'll spend some time exploring the Nag Devta temple and taking photographs. You'll return and trek back to the vehicles from Nag Tibba Top. You'll be driven back to Delhi and will reach by late night. Your trip ends here. Keep in Touch with Vagabond
F.A.Q
Do I need prior trekking experience to join a trek?
Not always. We organize treks for all levels—beginner, moderate, and advanced. Our team will guide you in choosing a trek suitable for your fitness level.
What should I carry for Nag Tibba trekking?
Essential items include comfortable trekking shoes, a backpack, water bottle, warm clothing, rain protection, torch, personal medicines, and identity proof. A detailed packing list is shared before the trip.
Is trekking safe for students and beginners?
Yes, Safety is our top priority. All our treks are guided by experienced trek leaders, with proper equipment, first-aid support, and safety measures in place.
How do you ensure safety during treks?
We provide trained trek leaders, safety briefings, proper trekking gear, medical kits, and ensure all participants follow responsible trekking practices.
What is included in a trekking package?
Our trekking packages generally include transportation, meals, accommodation (tents/guesthouses), permits, experienced guides, and basic first aid.
What's Included
- Breakfast
- Camping
- Dinner
- Local Sightseeing
- Tour Leader
- Trekking
What's Excluded
- Any other services not specified in inclusions
- Personal Expenses
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- Your time is valuable, and we ensure a seamless travel experience from start to finish.
- Travel with complete safety, comfort, and peace of mind.
- Not the cheapest, but always the best value for your money.
- We turn good trips into truly outstanding journeys.
- We create meaningful travel experiences tailored just for you.
- Our specialists know their destinations inside out.
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