Nag Tibba Trek at a Glance - Price, Pickup & Facts
- Price: ₹3,900 from Dehradun, ₹5,500 from Delhi, ₹2,500 from Pantwari (per person, groups of 1-3, quad sharing) · groups of 16+ from ₹3,200 / ₹4,800 / ₹1,800 · +5% GST
- Duration: 2 days / 1 night from Dehradun or Pantwari · 3 days / 2 nights from Delhi (overnight Volvo both ways)
- Pickup: Clock Tower Chowk, Dehradun, at 7:00 AM · Delhi package: ISBT Kashmiri Gate, 10-11 PM the night before
- Trek: about 16 km in total · Pantwari (1,415 m) to base camp (about 2,320 m) on Day 1 · summit 3,022 m (9,915 ft) on Day 2 · easy to moderate, with a steep final climb
- Drive: Dehradun to Pantwari about 90 km, 3.5-4 hours via Mussoorie, Kempty Falls and Nainbagh
- Best time: Oct-Nov for clear views · Dec-Feb for snow · Mar-Jun for spring · avoid Jul-Aug · Batches: every Saturday in October 2026, then weekends to December
- Included: transport from Dehradun, meals, tents, sleeping bags, trek guide and permits · Booking: 25% advance
Quick Facts About Nag Tibba Trek
- Average temperature: Oct-Nov about 10-15°C by day and 0-5°C at night; Dec-Feb about 5-10°C by day and -5 to 0°C at night
- Best time for Nag Tibba Trek: October to November for views, December to February for snow, March to June for spring
- Location: Tehri Garhwal, Uttarakhand, in the lesser Himalaya
- Summit: 3,022 m (9,915 ft) · Total trek: about 16 km · Difficulty: easy to moderate
- Start village: Pantwari (1,415 m) · Campsite: Nag Tibba base camp (about 2,320 m)
- Nearest Railway Station: Dehradun
- Nearest Airport: Jolly Grant Airport, Dehradun
- Last ATM: Dehradun
- Mobile connectivity: 4G network available from Jio, Airtel and BSNL
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Nag Tibba Trek Short Itinerary
Day 1: Dehradun to Pantwari and trek to Nag Tibba base camp
Drive Distance: about 90 km | Drive Duration: 3.5-4 Hours | Trekking Distance: about 6 km | Trekking Time: 4 to 5 Hours | Pickup: Clock Tower Chowk Dehradun at 7:00 AM | Night Stay: Nag Tibba Base Camp (tents) | Meals: Dinner
We leave Dehradun at 7:00 AM and drive via Mussoorie, Kempty Falls and Nainbagh to Pantwari village (1,415 m). From Pantwari, the trail climbs steadily through villages, terraced fields and oak and rhododendron forest to the base camp at about 2,320 m, where we spend the night in tents.
Route: Dehradun → Mussoorie → Kempty Falls → Nainbagh → Pantwari → Nag Tibba base camp
Day 2: Nag Tibba summit, trek down to Pantwari and drive to Dehradun
Trekking Distance: about 10 km (2 km up to the summit, 8 km down to Pantwari) | Trekking Time: 6 to 7 Hours | Drive back: about 90 km to Dehradun, arriving in the evening | Meals: Breakfast | No night stay
We start early for the steep 2 km climb to the summit at 3,022 m (9,915 ft), with views of Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, Kedarnath and the Gangotri range. After breakfast and photos, we trek down to Pantwari and drive back to Dehradun.
Delhi package: Day 0 and Day 3
On the Delhi package, the Volvo AC semi-sleeper bus leaves ISBT Kashmiri Gate between 10 and 11 PM the night before Day 1 and reaches Dehradun early in the morning, in time for the 7:00 AM pickup. After the trek, the return bus leaves Dehradun on the night of Day 2 and reaches Delhi early the next morning.
Nag Tibba Trek Package Price 2026
Our Nag Tibba trek package costs ₹3,900 per person from Dehradun for 2 days and 1 night, plus 5% GST, including transport, meals, tents, a trek guide and permits. From Delhi it costs ₹5,500 with an overnight Volvo bus, and if you reach Pantwari on your own it costs ₹2,500. Groups of four or more pay less per person.
Want a private or customised Nag Tibba trip? Call us on 9311052232 / 9310158548 or email manchalamushafir@gmail.com and we will send you a quote within a few hours.
Nag Tibba Trek Group Price (per person, quad sharing)
|
Group |
1-3 |
4-8 |
9-15 |
16+ |
|
Pantwari to Pantwari |
2500 |
2300 |
2100 |
1800 |
|
Dehradun to Dehradun |
3900 |
3700 |
3500 |
3200 |
|
Delhi to Delhi |
5500 |
5300 |
5100 |
4800 |
Nag Tibba Trek from Delhi
You can join this trek from New Delhi. The Volvo leaves ISBT Kashmiri Gate between 10 and 11 PM the night before. Here at Manchala Mushafir we provide the Nag Tibba trek at a cost of INR 5500 per person with transportation in a Volvo AC semi-sleeper bus from New Delhi to Dehradun and back, a non-AC tempo traveler to travel from Dehradun to Pantwari and back, a trekking permit, camping, meals, a guide, etc.
You can book your Nag Tibba trek package directly from Manchala Mushafir. Just call our customer care executive, and they will help you do so in just a few minutes.
Nag Tibba Trek from Dehradun
Dehradun is the most common starting point for Nag tibba trek. You need to reach Dehradun on your own, then we will provide you transportation, meals, guide, camping and trekking permits etc. Nag tibba trek cost from Dehradun is INR 3900 per person for a two days one night trek package. To join our trek from Dehradun, meet us at Clock Tower Chowk, Dehradun, at 7:00 AM.
Nag Tibba Trek from Pantwari
Pantwari is a small, quaint village in Uttarakhand and the starting point of the Nag Tibba trek. If you are managing your own travel, you can join us from Pantwari. The trek of about 16 km in total passes through dense forests of oak and rhododendron, with views of the Kedarnath, Gangotri and Bandarpoonch ranges. You can book the Nag Tibba trek from Pantwari at INR 2500 per person, including meals, a guide, camping and trekking permits.
What's Included
- Transport from Dehradun to Pantwari and back (Delhi package: Volvo AC semi-sleeper bus from Delhi to Dehradun and back as well)
- Meals from dinner on Day 1 to breakfast on Day 2
- Tents on sharing basis, with sleeping bags and mats
- Trek guide for the whole trek
- Forest and trekking permits
Not Included
- 5% GST
- Travel to Dehradun (or to Pantwari on the Pantwari package)
- Meals during the road journey
- Porter or mule for personal luggage
- Travel or medical insurance and personal expenses
- Anything not listed under What's Included
Who Can Join and Safety
- The trek is easy to moderate: you should be able to walk 5-6 km at a stretch. The final climb to the summit is steep.
- Generally suitable for children from about 8 years with a parent or guardian; ask us about younger children.
- A trek guide stays with the group throughout, and 4G mobile network (Jio, Airtel and BSNL) is available along much of the route.
- In December to February, the summit trail can be icy: wear trekking shoes with a good grip and carry warm layers for nights below freezing. Read our trekking safety guidelines before you go.
Nag Tibba Weather by Season
| Months | What to expect | Day / night (approx.) |
|---|---|---|
| October - November | Clear skies and the best mountain views | 10-15°C / 0-5°C |
| December - February | Snow on the upper trail and summit (see more winter treks in Uttarakhand) | 5-10°C / -5 to 0°C |
| March - June | Spring weather, rhododendrons in March and April | 15-22°C / 5-10°C |
| July - September | Monsoon rain; avoid July and August | 15-20°C / 10-14°C |
Cancellation and Refund
| Days before the trip starts | Paid in full | Paid 25% advance |
|---|---|---|
| 15 days or more | 100% refund | 100% refund |
| 7 to 14 days | 93% refund | 75% refund |
| 4 to 6 days | 70% refund | No refund |
| 0 to 3 days | No refund | No refund |
Cancel online through our Trip Cancellation page. Read the full cancellation and refund policy.
Nag Tibba Trek Overview
Nag Tibba Trek, also known as Serpent's Peak, is located near Mussoorie in the state of Uttarakhand. Nag Tibba trek height is 9,915 feet (3,022 meters), situated in the Garhwal Himalayas. This trek can be referred to as a weekend trek near Delhi or the best trek for beginners because it takes only two to three days to complete it, depending on the hiker's speed.
Beginners and experienced trekkers enjoy it equally, and it is graded easy to moderate, with a steep final climb to the summit. The Nag Tibba trek's base camp, Pantwari village, is where most people begin the journey. Pantwari village is a small village situated in Uttarakhand, India's Tehri Garhwal district and is well known for its remarkable beauty.
Along the way, you will witness amazing paths through dense forests, meadows, and rocky terrain. Nag Tibba Peak offers breathtaking 180-degree views of snow-capped Himalayan mountain ranges, including Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, and Gangotri. Camping at the base camp or other surrounding spots under the stars is a memorable experience for those doing this trek. This trek is rich in biodiversity, and there is a good chance of observing a variety of bird and wildlife species in the area. Along the trekking trail, get to know the surrounding villages and their distinct customs and cultures.
There is also a small temple located near the summit known as the Nag Devta Temple and dedicated to snake king “Nag”. The Nag Devta Temple offers a calm and peaceful environment at the peak, adding a spiritual component to climbing for many hikers. The Himalayan landscape around the temple heightens the feeling of spirituality and connection to our natural world.
The Nag Tibba Trek is the perfect trip for everyone seeking a break from their busy lives and the chance to make memories that will last a lifetime. It provides the ultimate trekking experience for all.
Nag Tibba Trek Height
The summit of the Nag Tibba Trek, which is also known as Serpent's Peak, is located at an elevation of 9,915 feet (3022 meters) above sea level. It is the highest peak in the lesser Himalaya of Garhwal, Uttarakhand, making it even more famous. This trek starts from a small hamlet known as Pantwari, which is located at an altitude of 4,640 feet (1,415 meters) above sea level. The Nag Tibba Trek offers a significant height gain of about 5300 feet in just two days.
On day one, the trekking route to Nag Tibba base camp starts from Pantwari village on a gentle gradient, passing through quaint villages that give a flavour of rural Uttarakhand. Then it enters the dense forest of oak and rhododendron. On day one, you will finally reach Nag Tibba base camp, which is located at an altitude of 7620 feet (2,320 meters). Today we will take a break at this point to take rest and acclimatise before the final summit climb. Camping beneath the clear sky, beautifully decorated by glittering stars, is a dream for many trekkers.
On the final day, we will move from 7620 feet to an altitude of 9915 feet with steep ascents and challenging trails. From the summit, we will get a panoramic view of some of the most famous mountain peaks like Bandarpoonch, Swargarohini, Gangotri, Jaonli, Draupadi ka Danda, Kalanag, etc.
Best time to visit Nag Tibba Trek
April to June
At this time, the spring and summer seasons start. Trails are covered with lush greenery and colourful flowers, and the weather becomes pleasant with a mild temperature. Trekking during this time of year gives you the chance to take in the richness of the natural world at its most beautiful, with a clear sky offering stunning views of the snow-capped Himalayan peaks. It's a great time to visit the Nag Tibba route for both experienced hikers and newcomers.
September to February
Nag Tibba trek is one of the best trekking destinations and is well known as a winter trek. In fact, you can trek to this destination any time of the year except July and August as this region experiences heavy rainfall during this time. But if you are an adventure lover and want to experience the virgin beauty of this place, visiting this place any time between September to February is going to be the best decision of your life. Snow-covered mountains, clear sky, chilling wind, lush green forests, brightly blooming flowers and light snowfall will certainly make your day.
Nag Tibba Trek Distance
Nag Tibba Trek is a short trek ideal for first-time and seasoned trekkers. It starts from a quaint village named Pantwari, about 90 km from Dehradun. On day one, we will start from Dehradun to Pantwari and then trek to Nag Tibba base camp, which is at a distance of 6 km from this village, and it will take us around 4 to 5 hours to trek this distance. Trails of the Nag Tibba Trek from Pantwari village to Nag Tibba base camp pass through dense forests of oak and rhododendron, quaint villages and terraced farms.
Next day we will start from Nag tibba base camp and head toward Nag tibba summit, which stands at an altitude of 9,915 feet above sea level. The trekking route from Nag Tibba base camp to the summit is 2 km and is steeper and more difficult than the earlier one, but trust me, all the effort is worth it. From the summit, you will get a panoramic view of snow-covered mountain peaks and deep valleys from the summit of Nag Tibba Peak. After the summit, we will return to Pantwari, covering a total trekking distance of 16 km on the Nag Tibba trek.
How to Reach Nag Tibba Trek
Manchala Mushafir provides packages from Pantwari and Dehradun. Everyone needs to get to Pantwari or Dehradun. You are welcome to select a starting point that works best for you.
Dehradun is well connected to all cities of India. You can either take a plane, train, or bus. Dehradun is roughly 90 kilometres from Pantwari Village, a drive of about 3.5 to 4 hours.
By Air: Jolly Grant Airport is almost 30 km away from the centre of Dehradun and 100km away from Pantwari. Major cities like Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kolkata are flight departure points. You can hire a taxi, a cab, or any suitable mode of transportation to reach the Dehradun city centre or Pantwari
By Train: Train travel to Dehradun is convenient from all around India. Trains to Dehradun are frequently operated from places including Delhi, Mumbai, Kolkata, Chennai, and many more. The central location of Dehradun Railway Station facilitates easy access to all areas of the city. From Dehradun railway station, Pantwari is 90 km away. You can hire a taxi to get there.
By Bus: Regional bus services are available from major cities and nearby states to reach Dehradun by road. Regular bus connections are available to Dehradun from places like Delhi, Chandigarh, Jaipur, and Lucknow. Hire a cab to Pantwari, which is 90 km away from Dehradun
Nag Tibba Trekking Essentials
- Necessary Clothes: Thermals, warm lightweight clothes, jackets, gloves, and warm socks are necessary to keep you warm because, particularly at higher elevations, temperatures might drop. Take a breathable, waterproof jacket to protect yourself from wind and rain.
- Cash: Carry some cash for buying something and for emergencies. Online payment might not work because of network issues at such heights.
- Trekking Shoes: To ensure your safety when walking on rough paths. They must fit well and provide adequate ankle support.
- Sticks & torchlights: Carry walking sticks with you to aid with balance, particularly on the trail's steeper sections. They'll relieve some of the strain on your knees as well. If you are trekking at night, you will require a torchlight to guide yourself while walking.
- Snacks: To maintain your energy level, pack some healthy nuts, fruits, energy bars, chocolates, chewing gums & chips To maintain your health and to add an exciting food element to your trip, don't eat in excess; you won't be able to walk.
- Water: Bring enough water with you for the walk. Drinking plenty of water is crucial for your body.
- Basic Supplies: Bring bandages, painkillers, and antiseptic cream for minor wounds and aches.
- Medication: Remember to pack any personal drugs you may require, such as pain relievers or allergy medication; consult with doctors; and pack accordingly.
- Extras: sunscreens, facewash, soaps, and other necessary ointments.
Other Trekking Destinations in Uttarakhand
Looking for more options? See the top trekking destinations in Uttarakhand and weekend treks in Uttarakhand.
- Dayara Bugyal Trek: An easy-to-moderate meadow trek of about 15 km over 4 days from Dehradun, with wide alpine meadows under snow in winter. A good next step after Nag Tibba.
- Chopta Tungnath Chandrashila Trek: Visit Tungnath, the highest Shiva temple, and climb Chandrashila for a wide view of the Garhwal peaks. Another easy trek for beginners.
- Kedarkantha Trek: An easy-to-moderate snow trek of about 20 km with a summit climb and a 360-degree view, popular with trekkers who have done Nag Tibba.
- Kuari Pass Trek: A winter trek in Chamoli reaching about 12,516 ft, with wide views of Nanda Devi and the Garhwal range. Best for regular trekkers.
- Har Ki Dun Trek: A longer trek of about 40-45 km into one of Uttarakhand's most celebrated valleys, past old villages, meadows and snowy grasslands.
Nag Tibba Trek Package FAQs
Our Nag Tibba trek costs ₹3,900 per person from Dehradun, ₹5,500 from Delhi (with an overnight Volvo bus) and ₹2,500 from Pantwari, plus 5% GST, for groups of 1 to 3 on quad sharing. Bigger groups pay less, down to ₹3,200 from Dehradun for 16 or more people.
The package includes transport from Dehradun to Pantwari and back (and the Delhi Volvo on the Delhi package), meals from dinner on Day 1 to breakfast on Day 2, tents with sleeping bags and mats, a trek guide, and forest and trekking permits. The Pantwari package covers everything except transport.
Pickup is at Clock Tower Chowk, Dehradun, at 7:00 AM on Day 1. On the Delhi package, the Volvo bus leaves ISBT Kashmiri Gate the night before, between 10 and 11 PM, and reaches Dehradun early in the morning.
The Nag Tibba trek is about 16 km in total over 2 days. On Day 1 you trek about 6 km from Pantwari to the base camp. On Day 2 you climb about 2 km to the summit at 3,022 m (9,915 ft) and walk about 8 km back down to Pantwari.
Nag Tibba is an easy-to-moderate trek and a good first Himalayan trek. The trail from Pantwari to the base camp is steady, while the final climb from the base camp to the summit is steep. You should be able to walk 5 to 6 km at a stretch.
Yes. Nag Tibba usually gets snow from December to February, and sometimes in late November or early March. The amount varies from year to year. From March to November the trail is green, with clear views in October and November.
October and November give the clearest mountain views, December to February is best for snow, and March to June brings spring weather and rhododendrons. Avoid July and August, when heavy monsoon rain makes the trail slippery.
Yes. If you reach Pantwari village on your own, you can join our group there for ₹2,500 per person plus GST. This includes meals, camping, the guide and permits, but not transport.
Nag Tibba is generally suitable for children from about 8 years old who trek with a parent or guardian. Please tell us about any medical conditions when you book, and ask us if you plan to bring younger children.
From the Nag Tibba summit you can see Swargarohini, Bandarpoonch, Kedarnath, Gangotri, Srikanth, Kala Nag and Draupadi ka Danda, along with the Doon Valley below.
Pantwari is about 90 km from Dehradun, a drive of 3.5 to 4 hours via Mussoorie, Kempty Falls and Nainbagh. Our package includes this drive from Clock Tower Chowk. On your own, you can hire a cab or take a local bus.
No. Nag Tibba is a separate peak in Tehri Garhwal, beyond Mussoorie. The trek starts from Pantwari village, about 2 hours' drive past Mussoorie on the road via Kempty Falls and Nainbagh.
Very fit trekkers can do it in a single day by starting early from Pantwari, but it takes about 4 to 5 hours each way and leaves little time to rest or enjoy the views. Our package is 2 days, with a night at the base camp.
If you paid in full, you get a 100% refund when you cancel 15 or more days before the trip, 93% at 7 to 14 days and 70% at 4 to 6 days. If you paid the 25% advance, you get 100% at 15 or more days and 75% at 7 to 14 days. There is no refund closer to the trip.