Difficult
Deo Tibba Peak Expedition
A demanding Himalayan mountaineering expedition in Himachal Pradesh, leading to Deo Tibba (6,001 m / 19700 ft) in the Pir Panjal Range near Manali.
Days: 11
11
Adventure Type
Mountaineering
Base Camp
Manali
Season
Summer | Monsoon
Month
June | July | August | September
Country
India
Altitude
19700 Ft.
Grade
Difficult
Rail Head
Pathankot is the nearest rail head to the base camp
Stay
Camping (Twin sharing) & Hotel/Guesthouse
Food
Veg meals while on trek & at Hotel/Guesthouse
Location
Himachal Pradesh
Distance
60 Km.
Trail Type
Summit, Point to point | Scale a peak, Camping at the same location upon returning.
AirPort
Bhuntar, which is 52 km away from Manali
Mt. Deo Tibba is a beautiful peak in the Pir Panjal range situated just beside the Indrasan peak (Highest peak of Pir Panjal range). Standing at an altitude of 6001 m, the peak is considered the second highest peak of Pir Panjal range. As per Hindu mythology, Deo Tibba is believed to be the assembly site of the gods. The expedition to this peak takes around 10 days and suitable for those who have previous high altitude trekking experience and has knowledge of mountaineering techniques.
Services
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Services
Manali to Manali
Indrasan Peak Viewpoint
Jagatsukh Village
Sethan Village
Chikka Campsite
Seri Alpine Meadows
Tainta/Base Camp
Chota Chandratal
The Deo Tibba Glacier & Icefall
01
DAY
Arrive Manali and acclimatization
- Arrive Manali and acclimatize. One can visit Solang Nala and old Manali or buy required stuff from there if needed.
02
DAY
Drive from Manali to Khanol and trek to Chikka (3100 m)
- After breakfast, start our drive towards Khanol. The drive is scenic and takes around 1 hour. Reach Khanol and start your trek towards Chikka. An easy trek of 2 hours takes you to Chikka. Overnight stay in Chikka.
03
DAY
Trek from Chikka to Seri (Base Camp 3900 M)
- Today, we move towards Seri and continue our trek along the Jagatsukh Nallah. Seri is a vast meadow having herbs and alpine flowers. We set up our camps at the base camp of Deo Tibba. The campsite offers amazing views of Mt. Deo Tibba. Overnight stay in the camps.
04
DAY
Acclimatization at Base Camp
- The day is reserved for the acclimatization. We will do short hikes.
05
DAY
Base camp to Camp 1 (5300 m)
- Today, we will approach the camp 1 through the Dhuangan Col.
06
DAY
Load ferry from Base Camp to Camp 1
- We will do the load ferry and set up our camps at camp 1.
07
DAY
Camp 1 to Camp 2 (5800 m)
- Today, we will climb up to camp 2, which is situated at a height of 5800 m.
08
DAY
Summit Day
- We will attempt the summit and descend back to the base camp.
09
DAY
Reserve Day
- This day is reserved in case of bad weather.
10
DAY
Base Camp to Chikka
- We will trek back to Chikka all the way and stay there.
11
DAY
Chikka to Manali
- Trek down to Khanol and drive to Manali.
One of the most common questions before any Himalayan trek is simple: what should you pack? A smart packing list keeps you comfortable on the trail without making your backpack unnecessarily heavy.
The easiest way to pack is to go step by step, either from head to toe or toe to head. That simple pattern helps you stay organized and lowers the chance of forgetting essentials.
01 Backpacks
Choose a backpack that feels comfortable on your shoulders and hips. For a week-long trek, a 60 to 70 liter backpack is usually enough for your clothing, gear, and personal essentials.
- Main backpack: Good hip support, shoulder support, and easy-access pockets.
- Daypack: Useful for short hikes, sightseeing, and carrying daily essentials when the main bag is not needed.
02 Footwear
- Trekking shoes: Prefer waterproof shoes with high-ankle support.
- Walking or hiking sandals: Great for camp use, resting your feet, or stream crossings.
- Sneakers: Optional, but useful for travel days or relaxed time around camp.
- Socks: Carry 3 to 5 pairs that are warm, comfortable, and quick-drying.
03 Clothing Layers
- Jacket: A good quality hiking or trekking jacket for layering.
- Pants: Lightweight, quick-drying trekking pants, plus a warm lower layer for colder nights.
- T-shirts and base layers: Carry 3 to 4 warm, comfortable tees along with a long-sleeve layer.
- Thermals and leggings: Two pairs of thermals and warm leggings are ideal for cold mornings and evenings.
- Undergarments: Pack according to your personal requirement.
- Buff or balaclava: Essential for protecting your neck and throat from wind and cold.
- Beanie cap and hiking hat: A beanie helps in cold weather, while a sun hat protects you during the day.
- Gloves: One warm pair is usually enough.
04 Rain Protection
- Raincoat and rain pants: Helpful in changing mountain weather.
- Rain poncho: A practical option during longer spells of rain.
- Rain covers: Carry waterproof covers for both your backpack and daypack, especially for gadgets.
05 Gadgets and Useful Extras
- Trekking poles, mobile phone, camera, and spare batteries.
- Power bank, lightweight flashlight or headlamp, and waterproof ziplock bags for electronics.
- Plug or converter, sunglasses, and a 1 liter water bottle.
- A journal and pen, a good book, and a map or guidebook if you enjoy documenting the journey
06 Hygiene and Toiletries
- Sunscreen with UV protection and lip balm or salve.
- Quick-drying towels, toilet paper, tissues, or wet wipes.
- Toothbrush, toothpaste, mouth freshener, shampoo, deodorant, and talcum powder.
- Biodegradable soap, nail clipper, and any personal daily-use items.
- Sanitary pads or tampons if needed.
07 First Aid and Energy
Carry a personal first-aid kit with the basics you may commonly need on an adventure trip, and always consult your doctor before taking any medicine.
- Antiseptic wipes or water syringe, butterfly bandages, sterile gauze pads, and elastic bandages.
- Latex gloves, medicines for upset stomach, cold, flu, fever, headache, and basic pain relief.
- ORS sachets, pain relief spray, bug repellent, and any prescription medicines you already use.
- Medicine for high altitude concerns such as Diamox or a similar alternative, only after medical advice.
- Carry some energy bars and non-alcoholic energy drinks for quick support on the trail.
Inclusions
- Accommodation:All stay in camps and hotel in Manali
- Meals:All meals during the trek (Veg)
- Camping logistics:Camping and climbing equipment
- Trekking Equipment:All technical equipment required for the expedition
- Safety Equipment:First aid medical kit
- Trek Leader:Qualified and Experienced trek guide
- Guide ratio:Support staff
- Permits:All necessary permits
Exclusions
- Anything not mentioned in inclusions
Life is unpredictable and we understand sometimes you have to cancel or change your trip dates and it is our endeavour to make it as easy possible for you. However, please understand we plan everything including guide fees, permits, accommodation and ration in advance. Therefore, any cancellation means inconvenience and certain losses to the people involved in various stages of programme. Keeping that in mind, our cancellation charges are as below :
Cancellation Timeline
-
30 days before the event Best cancellation window with the lowest deduction.Deduction 15% Lowest cutReturn 85% Monetary Refund Into original payment mode
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15-30 days before trek start Moderate cancellation window before core ground arrangements intensify.Deduction 50% Mid-stage cutReturn 50% Cash Voucher Valid for 12 months
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Less than 15 days before trek start Late cancellation window after trek operations are mostly aligned.Deduction 100% Higher cutReturn No Refund
Voucher Rules
After applicable cancellation deductions, the remaining amount is refunded only in the form of a trek voucher. The voucher can be used for any trek, tour, or yatra booked with BookMyHikes.
The trek voucher is valid for 12 months from the date of issue.
The voucher must be used for the same number of persons for whom it was issued.
The voucher cannot be redeemed as a cash refund and cannot be extended beyond its expiry date.
To redeem a voucher, email BookMyHikes 15 to 20 days before the new trip date.
What is the altitude of Deo Tibba Peak?
Deo Tibba rises to approximately 6,001 metres (19,688 ft) above sea level.
What is the difficulty level of the Deo Tibba Peak Expedition?
It is a difficult and technical high-altitude expedition involving glacier travel, steep snow and ice sections, and challenging summit terrain.
What is the best time for the Deo Tibba Expedition?
The commonly preferred climbing windows are May–June and September–October, depending on snow, weather, route conditions, and expedition permissions.
Is the Deo Tibba Expedition suitable for beginners?
It is not recommended for complete beginners. Participants should have prior high-altitude trekking experience, excellent physical fitness, proper acclimatization, and familiarity with basic mountaineering techniques.
How many days are required for the Deo Tibba Peak Expedition?
A typical expedition can take approximately 12–16 days, depending on the itinerary, acclimatization schedule, weather, approach route, and summit window.
Does the Deo Tibba Expedition require technical mountaineering skills?
Yes. The expedition may involve the use of crampons, ropes, ice axes, harnesses, and other mountaineering equipment. Participants should have relevant training or undertake the climb under qualified expedition leaders and technical guides.
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