Easy
Nag Tibba Trek
A popular short Himalayan trek near Mussoorie in Uttarakhand, known for its forest trails, peaceful campsites, and panoramic mountain views.
Days
2
Adventure Type
Trekking
Base Camp
Pantwari
Season
Spring | Summer | Autumn | Winter
Month
January | February | March | April | May | June | September | October | November | December
Country
India
Altitude
9900 Ft.
Grade
Easy
Rail Head
Dehradun
Stay
Camping (Twin sharing)
Food
Veg meals while on trek & at Hotel/Guesthouse
Location
Uttarakhand
Distance
16 Km.
Trail Type
Circle trail | Camping in various locations, starting and ending at the same point.
AirPort
Jolly Grant Airport, which is 28 km away from Dehradun
Nag Tibba also called as Serpent’s Peak is the highest peak in the lesser Himalayas in Garhwal region. Situated at a height of 3022 meters above the sea level, the peak offers majestic views of some remarkable peaks such as Swargarohini, Banderpooch, Kala Nag and many more.
The difficulty level of the Nagtibba trek is easy and is best suited for beginners. The trail passes through villages, dense forest and meadows. It is considered the best weekend trek near to Delhi.
Tax Benefit
+5% GST (goods and services tax).
Services
Pantwari to Pantwari.
Meeting Point
( Pickup/ Drop Point ): Prince Chowk, Dehradun
Reporting Time
6:00 am
Drop Time
7:30 pm to 8:30 pm (Timings are subject to change based on weather and road conditions).
Important
Please reach Dehradun a day before to avoid any delays.
Dense Oak and Rhododendron Forests
Pantwari traditional base village
Stunning Camping Spots
Nature's Grandeur
Adventure Spot
Summit View
Cultural experience
Views of Himalayan ranges
01
DAY
Dehradun to Pantwari and Trek to Base Camp
- Our vehicle picks you from Dehradun railway station. It takes around 3 hrs to reach pantwari. We arrive at Pantwari by 10 AM in the morning. After a short break, we start our trek to Nag Mandir Campsite by 10:30 AM.
- The distance from Pantwari to Nag Mandir Campsite is 5.5 km. The initial trek passes through a goat village and then continues spur of the mountain. The rest of the trek goes through a dense forest of rhododendron and small bugyal or meadow.
- The complete trek is on an even surface except some stretches. It takes around 4-5 hours to reach the campsite.
- After arriving at the campsite, have some snacks and then dinner with bonfire. Nightstay in the camps.
02
DAY
Base Camp to Summit and return to Dehradun
- The day starts with a steep trek to the summit of Nag Tibba.
- The summit is situated 3 km from Nag Mandir. It takes around 2-3 hours to reach the summit depending on the snow on the trail. At the top, enjoy the panoramic views of Himalayan peaks such as Trishul, Nanda Devi, Srikanth, Swargarohini, Black Peak, Banderpooch and other.
- After all this, we trek back to Nag Mandir campsite. We have our lunch there and then descend back to Pantwari. The downhill trek takes around 3 hours to reach Pantwari.
- Our vehicle will be waiting at Pantwati and will drop you at Dehradun railway station for your onward journey.
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.
Important note: Check what gear can be rented or purchased through BookMyHikes and what you should bring from home. Keeping your backpack light makes the trek more comfortable and enjoyable.
Inclusions
- Accommodation:Stay in Camps
- Meals:4 Meals (Breakfast, 2 Lunch, and Dinner during the stay)
- Camping logistics:Bonfire
- Permits:Any Entry Fees
- Taxes & Charges:All Applicable Taxes
Exclusions
- Any expenses for optional activities or tickets.
- Insurance, Items of personal nature like porterage, tips, laundry etc
- Any additional expenses arising out of unforeseen circumstances like cancellation / roadblocks / landslides / strike or any other natural causes out of human control or any emergency evacuation expenses.
- Anything not mentioned in Inclusions
- Any Kind of Expense for Loss / Misplaced / Theft of personal belongings.
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
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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 difficulty level of the Nag Tibba Trek?
Nag Tibba is generally considered an easy to moderate trek. Its relatively short distance and manageable altitude make it suitable for beginners with basic physical fitness.
What is the maximum altitude of the Nag Tibba Trek?
Nag Tibba reaches an altitude of approximately 9,915 ft (3,022 m) above sea level.
What is the best time to do the Nag Tibba Trek?
Nag Tibba can be trekked during much of the year. March to June offers pleasant weather and greener landscapes, while December to February is popular for experiencing winter conditions and possible snow.
How many days are required for the Nag Tibba Trek?
Nag Tibba is typically completed in 2 days, making it one of the more convenient weekend treks from Dehradun and nearby cities.
Is Nag Tibba Trek suitable for beginners?
Yes. Nag Tibba is considered a beginner-friendly Himalayan trek and is a good introduction to trekking, camping, and mountain trails.
What is special about the Nag Tibba Trek?
The trek is known for its short itinerary, forest trails, mountain campsites, Nag Devta Temple, and panoramic Himalayan views. Its accessibility and relatively low altitude make it especially popular for quick Himalayan getaways.
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