Nag Tibba Trek

 The Nag Tibba Trek is one of the more comfortable treks among the treks in the Himalayas. If you love watching sunrises and sunsets then you cannot miss out on the Nag Tibba trek. The sunrise and sunset at this place are absolutely stunning and one of the reasons why people tend to love this trek. Another reason is the quickness of the trek. In our modern day busy lives if you’re looking for a weekend getaway in the Himalayas this trek is perfect for you. The trek through Nag Tibba is completed within a span of two days starting at Dehradun to Nag Tibba temple and then back. The distance covered is 19 km which can be easily done by any trekker with moderate fitness. Standing at 9855 ft above the mean sea level is the summit of Nag Tibba, the highest in the Nag Tibba range in the Garhwal Himalayas.




There is no perfect weather to take on this trek as the beauty of this trek keeps calling out to your soul anytime you visit Nag Tibba. The Himalayas keep gazing back at you throughout the trip and their snow-clad peaks add a unique magic to the place covered by the sunrays in different tones of red. Swargrohini, Bandarpoonch, Kala Nag, Srikantha, and Gangotri are a few Himalayan peaks visible during the Nag Tibba Trek. Another bonus added in the Nag Tibba trek is that the forward journey and the return journey both do not retrace their trails, which means, you’ll witness different views throughout the trek and won’t surpass a single spot twice. So make out the most of every moment when you’re in the Nag Tibba trek as you won’t get it back.



Location: Nag Tibba, Jaunpur Range, Uttarakhand 249180, India

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