Nag Tibba Trekking

Nag Tibba is the highest point and beautiful trekking destination in the Nag Tibba Range of the Garhwal Himalayas in Uttarakhand, India. The local’s faith is that the mountain is the home of Nag Devta, the snake god, which is the source of the name. In the past, the region was considered valued by the villagers, and the peak itself was an important place for religious rituals. It provides amazing views of Swarga Rohini, Bandar Poonch, and Kedarnath's snow-covered peaks. Known for its beautiful paths and attractive views around the path, for those who enjoy adventure, this location is great.

There are Nag Tibba trekking packages that include transportation, food, and guidance of routes to make the experience easy for the trek. The trek starts from the small and pretty goat village and then takes trekkers through attractive Oak Forest with an amazing view of the Nag Tibba trek, which can be captured on camera. The Nag Tibba trek distance is about 8 to 10 kilometers. The Nag Tibba height is around 3,022 meters above sea level; the peak is also called “Serpent’s Peak.”.

The best time to visit the Nag Tibba trek is from March to June or from September to December. During these months, the weather is pleasant, and trekking conditions are perfect. Trekking can be more difficult but also more lovely during the cold, snowy winters. The Nag Tibba trek from Delhi is advantageous; it takes roughly 7 to 8 hours to drive to Pantwari. Another option is to go to Dehradun via train or bus and then take a cab to the base village. Those who want a break from city life and connect with nature will find it to be a peaceful place. Include the Nag Tibba Trek tour in your Uttarakhand tour packages.