Nag Nibba trek

  Nag Tibba Trek   and Bali Pass Trek are two treks of Uttarakhand that lie on the extreme ends of the spectrum. One is a ridiculously easy trek, suitable for beginners, and the other is an exceptionally thrilling, adventurous, and challenging trek suitable only for experienced trekkers. Both treks however are equally interesting, fascinating, and bewildering. The best time to hop onto either of the treks is during the summer season, between the months of April and June. During summers, the weather remains most hospitable as well as just welcoming. NAG TIBBA TREK - Nag Tibba  i s  an admirably vast peak in the Tehri Garhwal region of the state of Uttarakhand. It is the highest peak of the lesser Himalayas that separated from the Greater Himalayas. Rising to a maximum altitude of 9,910 ft, Nag Tibba offers drool-worthy views of various majestic peaks of the Garhwal Himalayas and remains a perfect getaway from the hustle and bustle of urban lifestyles. Spanning over tw...

  Rising as high as 9,910 ft, the   Nag Tibba Peak   is one of the very few Indian mountain peaks that are not only easily accessible but also offer breathtaking and exquisite panoramic views of endearing mountainscapes. Snuggled between the lesser Himalayan region of the Garhwal Himalayas, the trek to Nag Tibba peak is a short, easy and thrilling leap into the wilderness that spans over just two days, covering a distance of 16 km in total. Trekking in India  is a w i dely celebrated activity which is why most trekking destinations are pretty crowded even during off-seasons. What sets the Nag Tibba trek apart from the rest is that it remains sparsely crowded during most seasons, allowing you to enjoy your solitude, unfiltered. The  Nag Tibba trek  begins from the village of Panthwari, which lies close to the Nag Tibba mountain in Uttarakhand. This village is easily accessed from the blissful city of Dehradun, the capital of Uttarakhand. A 4-hour long drive ...