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Nag Tibba Trek
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The Perfect Weekend Himalayan Trek Near Dehradun

Duration1 Night / 2 Days
Altitude9,915 ft.
DifficultyEasy
Best SeasonDecember to February
Starting from
₹2,000
per person • 5% GST extra
Trip Overview

Why Choose Nag Tibba Trek

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Route & Visuals

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Explore the Route from Dehradun to Nag Tibba Summit

Quick Map Facts

Region Uttarkashi, Uttarakhand
Best Season December to February
Pickup Point Dehradun / Pantwari
Duration 1 Night / 2 Days
Altitude 9,915 ft.
Difficulty Easy
Detailed Itinerary

Day by Day Plan

Day-by-Day Journey Through Scenic Himalayan Trails

Day 1
Dehradun to Pantwari – Trek to Khathiyan Base Camp
Drive DistanceApprox. 90 km
Drive Time4–5 Hours
Trek Distance4 km
Trek Time3–4 Hours
StayCamps at Khathiyan Base Camp
HighlightForest Trek camping experience
Day 2
Khathiyan Base Camp – Nag Tibba Summit – Return to Pantwari – Drive to Dehradun
Trek DistanceApprox. 8 km (round trip including descent)
Trek Time6–7 Hours
Drive Time4–5 Hours
HighlightSunrise summit views of Himalayan peaks
Inclusion & Exclusion

Know clearly what is covered and not covered

Everything Included for a Comfortable Trekking Experience

Inclusions

  • Transportation from Dehradun to Dehradun
  • Accommodation in tents
  • Meals during trek (Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner)
  • Experienced trek leader and guides
  • Camping equipment
  • Forest permits and entry fees
  • First aid and medical kit
  • Support staff assistance
  • Bonfire (subject to weather conditions)
  • Basic safety equipment

Exclusions

  • Personal expenses
  • Insurance
  • Personal trekking gear
  • Porter or mule charges
  • Emergency evacuation charges
  • Snacks and beverages
  • Tips and gratuities
  • Any cost due to delays/weather
  • GST (if applicable)
  • Anything not mentioned in inclusions
Preparation

Before You Go

Essential Readiness Tips for a Safe & Enjoyable Trek

Clothing

  • Thermal inner layers for upper and lower body
  • Fleece or padded mid-layer jacket
  • Water-resistant outer jacket and trekking pants
  • Woollen cap, sun cap, gloves, and extra socks

Gear Essentials

  • Good trekking shoes with ankle grip and sole traction
  • Backpack with rain cover and small day pouch if needed
  • Headlamp / torch with spare batteries
  • Reusable water bottles / hydration support

Personal Items

  • Sunscreen, lip balm, sunglasses, and basic toiletries
  • Personal medicines and small health kit
  • Power bank and charging cable
  • ID proof and cash for small local expenses

Recommended Fitness Preparation

Focus Area Recommended Practice Suggested Frequency
Cardio Endurance Brisk walking, stair climbing, jogging, cycling, or incline treadmill work 4-5 days / week
Leg Strength Squats, lunges, step-ups, calf raises, and controlled bodyweight training 3-4 days / week
Core Stability Planks, side planks, and basic mobility work for better balance on trail 3 days / week
Loaded Walks Walking with a light backpack to simulate trekking effort 1-2 days / week

Ideal Readiness Graph

Walking Endurance
Strong
Leg Strength
Good
Recovery Capacity
Moderate+
Cold Weather Readiness
Important

Medical Readiness Checklist

Medical Point What You Should Do
Pre-existing Condition Inform the organiser in advance if you have asthma, heart issues, blood pressure concerns, or any major medical history.
Personal Medication Carry all prescribed medicines in adequate quantity and keep them easily accessible during both road and trek days.
Hydration & Nutrition Stay hydrated and avoid skipping meals before and during the trek to maintain energy levels and reduce fatigue.
Cold Protection Layering properly is essential to avoid discomfort, energy loss, and cold-related exhaustion in winter conditions.
Doctor Consultation If unsure about your fitness or health, take medical advice before booking or before departure.
Important Note

This section is only a general preparation guide. It is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Every trekker should make decisions based on their own health condition and doctor's recommendation where needed.

Reach the Base

How to Reach

Simple Travel Guide to Reach Pantwari & Start the Trek

From Dehradun

Dehradun acts as the primary gateway for reaching Pantwari and beginning the Nag Tibba trek.

  1. 1
    Reach DehradunTravel to Dehradun by train, bus, or flight (Jolly Grant Airport). It is well connected to major cities like Delhi.
  2. 2
    Drive to PantwariFrom Dehradun, begin a scenic drive (approx. 4–5 hours) toward Pantwari via Mussoorie and Nainbagh. The route offers beautiful mountain views, forest stretches, and peaceful villages.
  3. 3
    Arrive and Begin Trek PreparationUpon reaching Pantwari Village, we meet the trek team, organize our gear, and prepare for the trek toward the campsite.

From Pantwari

Pantwari is the base village and official starting point for the Nag Tibba trek.

  1. 1
    Start Trek from PantwariBegin the trek through forest, mountain paths, and open clearings while gradually gaining altitude.
  2. 2
    Reach Base Camp / CampsiteThe Trek leads toward the campsite area, offering beautiful sunset views and a peaceful Himalayan atmosphere.
  3. 3
    Summit & Return JourneyOn the following day, trekkers usually head toward the Nag Tibba summit before descending back to Pantwari and continuing the drive toward Dehradun.
Dates & Pricing

Upcoming Departures

Weekend Departures & Flexible Trek Batches

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Booking Terms

Booking, Cancellation & Trek Guidelines

  • Bookings are confirmed only after the required advance payment is received.
  • Full payment should be completed within the timeline communicated by the organiser.
  • Participants must provide accurate personal information, emergency contact details, and any relevant health declaration before departure.
  • The organiser reserves the right to change logistics, stays, transport sequencing, or trek movement plans due to operational or safety reasons.
  • Cancellation charges may apply depending on how close the cancellation is to the departure date.
  • Any non-refundable bookings, permits, reserved transport, or accommodation advances may be deducted where applicable.
  • No refund is generally applicable for no-show, voluntary exit from trek, or personal discomfort after the trek has begun.
  • In case of weather, road, political, or force majeure disruptions, refund decisions depend on actual recoverable costs.
  • Trekking in the Himalaya involves natural risks, changing weather, uneven terrain, and remote conditions.
  • All participants are expected to follow the instructions of the trek leader and support team throughout the journey.
  • The organiser may remove a participant from the trek if behaviour risks group safety, discipline, or expedition flow.
  • Every trekker is responsible for carrying the required clothing, fitness level, and personal medicines suitable for the trek.
FAQ

Common Questions

Quick Answers Before You Plan Your Trek

Yes, it is one of the best beginner-friendly Himalayan treks.

Yes, it is a perfect weekend trek from Dehradun or Delhi.

Yes, snowfall is common from December to February.

The trek is easy and suitable for first-time trekkers.

Basic fitness is sufficient.

Yes, camping at Khathiyan Base Camp is part of the experience.

Basic temporary washroom tents are usually available at campsites.

Network availability is limited during the trek.

Good-quality trekking shoes with grip are recommended.

Yes, the trek is considered safe with proper guidance and group support.

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