Nag Tibba trek is a popular weekend trek near Mussoorie in Uttarakhand, India. It offers stunning views of the snow-capped peaks of the Garhwal Himalayas. Here’s a typical itinerary for Nag Tibba trek starting from Haridwar:
Day 1: Haridwar to Pantwari Village
– Haridwar to Pantwari Village
– Start your journey early in the morning from Haridwar.
– Pantwari Village is the base camp for the Nag Tibba trek. The distance between Haridwar and Pantwari Village is around 95 kilometers, and it takes about 4-5 hours by road.
– The drive takes you through beautiful landscapes and small towns of Uttarakhand.
– Reach Pantwari Village by afternoon.
– Stay overnight at Pantwari Village in a guesthouse or campsite.
Day 2: Pantwari Village to Nag Tibba Base Camp
– Pantwari Village to Nag Tibba Base Camp
– Start your trek after an early breakfast.
– The trek from Pantwari Village to Nag Tibba Base Camp is around 5-6 kilometers and takes about 4-5 hours, depending on your pace.
– The trail passes through dense forests of oak and rhododendron trees, offering beautiful views of the surrounding valleys.
– Reach the Nag Tibba Base Camp by late afternoon.
– Set up your camps, rest, and enjoy the evening around a bonfire.
– Overnight stay in camps at the base camp.
Day 3: Nag Tibba Summit and Return to Pantwari Village
– Nag Tibba Summit and Return
– Wake up early to catch the mesmerizing sunrise views from Nag Tibba.
– Start your trek to the Nag Tibba Summit, which is around 3 kilometers from the base camp.
– The trail to the summit is steep but rewarding, offering panoramic views of the Himalayan peaks such as Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, Kedarnath, and Gangotri.
– Spend some time at the summit, soaking in the views and taking pictures.
– Descend back to the Nag Tibba Base Camp.
– Have lunch at the base camp and start trekking back to Pantwari Village.
– Reach Pantwari Village by late afternoon.
– From Pantwari Village, drive back to Haridwar.
– Reach Haridwar by evening, marking the end of your Nag Tibba trek.
Things to Remember:
– Ensure you have the necessary permits for the trek.
– Pack light but carry essentials such as water, snacks, first aid kit, trekking shoes, warm clothes, and a raincoat.
– Check the weather forecast before starting the trek.
– Respect the local culture and environment. Leave no trace of your visit.
– It’s always a good idea to go with a guide or as part of a trekking group, especially if you’re not familiar with the area.
This itinerary is a general guideline, and actual trekking times and schedules may vary based on weather conditions, group pace, and other factors. Always prioritize safety during your trekking adventure.
