Why Hampta pass in January not possible?
Hampta pass in January
If you’re an adventure seeker and you love mountains and trekking in the Himalayas, then attempting Hampta Pass trek can turn out to be a perfect week for you to experience the beauty of nature from up close. The best thing about Hampta Pass trek is its moderate level of difficulty and not so high altitude that makes it ideal for amateur mountaineers and inexperienced trekkers. As the maximum altitude to be scaled is around 14000 feet, no pre-requisite preparation is compulsory and altitude sickness is not much of a concern. This trek will give you tons of knowledge in treks and will bring you a step closer to attempting harder treks in the Himalayan Region.
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Mid-June to Mid-October is the finest time to trek to Hampta Pass. Several trekkers opt to trek Hampta Pass because of heavy snowfall even in the month of June in the Hampta Pass but the same wonderland changes into a dangerous valley that not many people take the risk of trekking in the month of January due to the high risk and danger.
Hampta Pass in January is Closed due to Snow
Hampta Pass in January is not a recommended time to do this trek as Hampta Pass in January will experience deep snow. The valley gets covered in snow making the trail even narrower and making the ascent sharper. This adventurous trek can be a risky business in winter months due to drop in temperature. The temperature during the month of January can vary from 5°C to 22°C with chilly days and even colder nights. Crossing over the Hampta pass gets to be nearly impossible due to slippery snow and harsh unpredictable weather. The roads from across the pass get closed due to heavy snowstorms and cloudy skies. Hampta Pass in January is not a good idea and not possible to even attempt. The best time to do the Hampta Pass trek is definitely mid-June and post-monsoon.
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Kedarkantha an Ideal Trek for beginners
The Kedarkantha trek is a 6 days and 5 night’s round trip trek which starts and ends at Dehradun. The difficulty level of the trek is moderate and is a great option for all those who do not have much experience trekking.
Kedarkantha Terrific Snow Trek for Beginners
With the advent of the New Year, I, like a billion other people, decided to turn my life around this year. And what better way to do that, than escaping right into the lap of Mother Nature i.e. The Himalayas to break free from my boring, mechanized, city life and rejuvenate. Because of my quest for adventure and unforgettable experiences, and my lack of trekking experience, The Kedarkantha trek seemed like the perfect option. The Kedarkantha trek is a 6 days and 5 night’s round trip trek which starts and ends at Dehradun. The difficulty level of the trek is moderate and is a great option for all those who do not have much experience trekking. Kedarkantha is a beautiful rounded peak situated in the picturesque tons river valley. It is located in the Singtur range of the Himalayas in Uttarakhand, India and is elevated at a height of 3800 meters above the sea level.
DAY 1: I was travelling from Delhi with a few friends but we were lucky enough to meet some of our trek mates on the train itself which gave us more time to interact before the trek began. Upon reaching Dehradun, we easily found the Cab that was to take us to the camp site at Sankri. The drive was absolutely beautiful and gave us a taste of what lies ahead. Driving along the tons river was definitely a highlight of the trip. Upon reaching Sankri we were divided into groups and allocated our tents for the night.
DAY 2: The next day of Kedarkantha trek we began with a 6 AM wake up call, followed by super fun exercise session. Today was a little cloudy and the entire setting looked straight out of a travel magazine. (One of those 1000 things to do before you die articles) After a heavy breakfast of cornflakes, masala chai and paranthas, we began our trek at 8 AM sharp. We trekked through dense pine forests with some sensational views. Our Kedarkantha trekking instructor familiarized us with several techniques to minimize breaks and reaching the next camp site in time. From spotting wild boars, hares and langoors to drinking the sweetest water from the brooks, this day gave us memories that we will cherish forever. Upon trekking for a few more hours we reached our next camp site at Juda ka Talab. As the sun set and the stars came up over this picturesque view of snow clad mountains and the lake in the centre, we made our tents and food. Although I should’ve been exhausted from all the walking and trekking, sleep did not come to me for a long time. I kept thinking about this poem by Sanober khan:
“I do not want to sleep,
For fear I might miss the twinkle of the brightest star.
For fear I may never know,
How the moon glimmers in the darkest hour.”
DAY 3: I woke up early in the morning to see the magical sunrise at the Juda ka Talab with the golden glow spreading over the snow clad peaks and reflecting over the lake spreading warmth all over the clearing. A morning this beautiful always makes me retrospect, makes my city life problems seem so trivial, and makes me want to believe in a god for only he could’ve thought of something as divine as this. Today was a comparatively lighter day. We were given ample amount of time to enjoy and explore the wilderness. Being a photography enthusiast I managed to get some fantastic shots of the scenic beauty around me. After a lunch of delicious dal chawal and Aaloo Sabji, prepared by our cook Mr. Atar Singh ji (with our help of course), we trekked for 4 hours to reach the next campsite that is the Kedarkantha base camp.
DAY 4: Today, after an early breakfast, we started trekking to summit the Kedarkantha peak. We cleared several meadows covered in gorgeous wild flowers and grazing cattle. Despite the exhaustion, the feeling of summiting a peak is so exquisite, that it almost instantaneously filled us with energy. The mountain was summited with the 15 of us running full speed towards the top, yelling on top of our lungs! The view from the peak was, for lack of a better word, DREAMY! We had the best lunch of our lives in this mesmerizing setting of snow clad peaks around us and only the sound of our laughter filling the air. After observing, exploring and photographing this peak, we spend the night camping at the base.
DAY 5: We followed a stone market trail in Hargaon which led us to a dense pine and walnut forest. The minute we entered the forest, all our senses were heighten. We could smell the fresh fragrance of the leaves, we could hear the birds chirping, I also spotted a carcass of a wild boar I think! The walk was always accompanied by the jokes and funny banter between us. We got a few glimpses of the Har-ki-dun valley also and spent the night at Sankri.
Day 6: This was the last day of the trek and we were driving back from Sankri to Dehradun. We had to say our goodbye’s to our trek instructors here only. As we drove through the same scenic road between Sankri and Dehradun, I thought of how many changes I see in myself in only 6 days. Everything from my appearance to my thought process has changed drastically. The air in the bus was filled with hope. Hope of staying in touch, hope of meeting again in the future, hope of having many more such life altering experiences! It was indeed my best new year’s resolution..YET.
Here are our Upcoming treks for Kedarkantha Trek and Kedarkantha Winter Trek batches
DEPARTURES (All departures for Kedarkantha Trek are ex Sankri)
1st Batch : 8th October – 13th October 2016
2nd Batch : 15th October – 20th October 2016
3rd Batch : 22nd October – 27th October 2016
4th Batch : 29th October – 3rd November 2016
5th Batch : 5th November 2016 – 10th November 2016
6th Batch : 12th November 2016 – 17th November 2016
7th Batch : 19th November 2016 – 24th November 2016
8th Batch : 26th November 2016 – 1st December 2016
Kedarkantha Snow Trek Winter Batches
1st Batch : 17th December 2016 (Open)
2nd Batch : 18th December 2016 (Open)
3rd Batch : 19th December 2016 (Open)
4th Batch : 20th December 2016 (Open)
5th Batch : 21st December 2016 (Open)
6th Batch : 22nd December 2016 (Open)
7th Batch : 23rd December 2016 (Open)
8th Batch : 24th December 2016 I (Open)
9th Batch : 24th December 2016 II (Open)
10th Batch : 25th December 2016 I (Open)
11 th Batch : 25th December 2016 II (Open)
12th Batch : 26th December 2016 (Open)
13th Batch : 27th December 2016 (Open)
14th Batch : 28th December 2016 (Open)
15th Batch : 29th December 2016 (Open)
17th Batch : 31st December 2016 (Open)
18th Batch : 1st January 2017 (Open)
19th Batch : 2nd January 2017 (Open)live streaming film The Great Wall 2016 online
20th Batch : 3rd January 2017 (Open)
Hatu Peak Trek
Hatu Peak is situated at an elevation of 3400m and only 8 kms from Narkanda town. Hatu Peak offers 360 degree view of the snow capped Himalayan Peak. Hatu Peak Trek takes you to the top through thick Pine, Spruce and rhododendron forests. Along the Hatu Peak trekking trail you will come across sprawling meadows, Gujjar settlements and beautiful pond. Hatu Peak trek is an easy trek suitable for family camping and trekking.
Hatu Peak Trek Duration : 6 Days 5 Nights
Destinations Covered during Hatu Peak Trek : Narkanda
Hatu Peak Trek Cost per Person: Rs 2850 per person (Ex Narkanda)
What’s Included :
- Accommodation during Trek (Camping)
- Meals while on trek (Veg)
- Qualified and experienced Trek Guide and support staff.
- Wildlife Sanctuary Fees
What’s not Included :
- Transport
- Cost Escalation due to natural reason
- Anything which is not mentioned in inclusions
DEPARTURES (All departures for Hatu Peak Trek are ex Narkanda)
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Winter Trek Batches
Hatu Peak Trek Itinerary
Day 1 Shimla serves as major bus link from all metros and from Shimla it takes two hour to reach Narkanda. Check in to hotel/camp and explore the surrounding area one can also go to Karena peak for acclimatizing trek. Briefing about the Hatu Peak trek and enjoy the bonfire under the open sky.
Narkanda: situated at an attitude of 2708 meters on the Hindustan Tibet Road (NH – 22), Narkanda offers a spectacular view of snowclad mountain ranges. This is an ideal retreat for the tourists who seek seclusion in mountains. It commands an unique view of the eternal snow line, the inviting apple orchards and dense forests. Narkanda is famous for Skiing & Winter sports. During these days the slopes come alive with skiers. The skiing at Narkanda was started in 1980 and since then HPTDC is conducting skiing courses every year.
Day 2 Get up early and have sumptuous breakfast and start the trek to Hatu Peak. Hatu Peak trek starting point is about 1 kilometer from Narkanda at intersection point. Initial trek is through the thick forest and after trekking for about 3 kms you get the uninterrupted views of Himalayan mountain range. Hatu peak top is a vantage point gives you panoramic views of The Great Himalayan Range and you can visit sacred Hatu Mata Temple. After spending quality time at the top trek back and relax in hotel.
Day 3 After break fast drive towards Shimla for your onward journey.
Auli Skiing Thrilling Winter Adventures Sports
Auli Skiing – Thrilling Winter Sports
Auli Skiing famous Ski slopes makes Auli a small town 16 km from Joshimath is an ideal winter adventure sport destination. A 3 km long Auli Skiing slope ranging from a height of 2519 to 3049 m is a major attraction. The Auli Skiing resort run by GMVN (Garhwal Mandal Vikas Nigam) has snow beaters which beat the snow to keep the slopes fit for skiing at all times. You can enjoy Auli Skiing without worry about going back to the top, there is a a 500 m long ski-lift which carries skiiers back to the slope top.
Auli Skiing Duration : 6 Days 5 Nights
Destinations Covered during Auli Skiing : Haridwar, Deoprayag, Joshimath, Auli
Auli Skiing Cost per Person: Rs 12950 + 4.5% Service Tax per person (Ex Haridwar)
Groups Size: Only 15 participants per batch to keep it more focused
What’s Included :-
- Accommodation (Guest House in Joshimath/Camping)
- Transport from Haridwar to Joshimath and return.
- Accommodation (Home stay/ Guest House)
- Chair Car Ticket
- All meals in during your stay in Joshimath
- Skiing Equipments (Skii, Boots & Sticks only)
What’s Not Included :-
- Ski lift charges
- Personal Equipment like Skiing Goggles, Gloves, Jackets etc
- Mineral Water and Meals during Transit
- Any Kind of Detour
DEPARTURES
- 23rd – 28th January 2017
- 5th – 10th February 2017
- 12th – 17th February 2017
- 19th – 24th February 2017
- 19th – 24th February 2017
- 26th Feb – 3rd March 2017
- 5th – 10th March 2017
- 19th – 24th March 2017
Auli Skiing Destination
The Uttarakhand state provide immense opportunities for Trekking and Adventure sports like skiing, White Water Rafting, mountaineering and other sports. Some the best meadows with best slopes for skiing are situated in Uttarakhand which are covered under seasoned snow. For the avid skier there are ski slopes as long as 20 Kms are available and their some of them at the altitude equal to highest point in Alps.
Auli Skiing Best Season : Early January to March
Auli Skiing Equipment: We provides modern ski equipment. All Auli Skiing Participants are advised to bring good quality Skiing Clothing like Ski cap, Jackets, Gloves for personal use. Here is the list for Auli Skiing Essentials List.
Auli Skiing 6 day Package: We conduct 6 day Auli Skiing Courses at Auli under the guidance of qualified ski instructors.
Auli Skiing Intinerary
Our representative will meet you at Haridwar Railway Station and start the drive to Joshimath (270Kms) early morning. Reach Joshimath and relax in guest house after long and tiring drive to Joshimath.
After an early breakfast you will be introduce to our experience and certified Ski Instructors and then a theory class about the basics about the Skiing. Understanding the theory part is as important as doing it at the ski slopes and after the class we will go actual skiing. Its takes time to get used to walk on snow with Ski’s and its different experience altogether. During your practice you will fall, roll, bang and have lot of fun in fresh snow. We will end our day with trying few moves with Ski and Ski Sticks to see how much you utilized your day.
After first day’s practice you will gain confidence to walk over the snow with skis but today is the day to learn maneuvering over the fantastic Auli Snow Ski Slopes. Learn how to move forward with ski and applying breaks on your own. Once getting the hands on experience practice is the key to bring the perfection. Discuss with team mates today’s learning over the lunch breaks.
Practice what you learnt over the flat snow surface and once you gain confidence then move to gentle slopes. Learn to move forward with ski stick and apply brakes. Once your instructors is convinced about your progress you can move to advance slopes where you will gain a good speed and it will be the test for your maneuvering techniques.
Today is the last of our course and it’s time to test your newly learned skiing skills at advance slopes. Advance slopes are much longer with high gradient. Sweat it out under the wathcfull eye of your ski instructor and enjoy the day to the fullest. In the evening we will have a graduation ceremony where certificate of achievement will be honored.
After an extensive learning experience its time to head back to Haridwar for your onward journey. We are sure even in your dream you will practice the moves which you learned over these days in Auli.
Khalia Top Trek
Khalia Top trek is an easy trek and considered best beginners’ trek. Khalia trek provides you an opportunity to experience the Himalayan flora, fauna & pristine Himalayan outdoors. Located near small town of Munsiyari in Pithoragarh district of (Kumaon region) Uttarakhand. Munsiyari is situated at an altitude of 2250 meters and Khalia top is the highest point at an altitude of 3500 and gives you uninterrupted views of the snow-clad peaks including Panchachuli, Rajrambha, Hardeol, Nanda Kot, and Nanda Devi all standing tall and marvelous views.
Khalia Top Trek Duration : 5 Days 4 Nights
Destinations Covered during Khuliya Top Trek Trek : Khathgodam, Munsiyari, Almora
Special Offer (Book Now): Rs 9500 per person + 3.5% Service Tax (Ex Kathgodam)
What’s Included :
- Accommodation during Trek(Camping & Guest House)
- Meals while on trek (Veg)
- Permits
- Transport from Kathgodam as per the Itineray
- First aid medical kits
- Qualified and experienced Guide and support staff.
DEPARTURES (All departures for The Khuliya Top Trek are ex Kathgodam)
- 1st Batch : 6th – 10th February 2016
- 2nd Batch : 13th – 17th February 2016
- 3rd Batch : 20th – 24th February 2016 (2 slots Left)
- 4th Batch : 27th – 2nd February 2016 (Full)
Khalia Top Trek Detailed Itinerary:-
Day 01: Drive from Kathgodam to Munsiyari:-
Arrive at Kathgodam Railway station and start the scenic drive to Munsiyari. Munsiyari is a small town located at an altitude of 2250 Metres (7380 Feet) above from sea level in Pithoragarh district and about 290 Kms from Kathgodam. Drive to Munsiyari from Kathgodam is scenic one. One can see various trees of Chir, Deodar, Pine, Oak and rhododendrons. You pass through Almora, Bageshwar Kausani, Choukhori and Thal check it out. The road winds itself all the way up to Kalamuni top at a height of 9027 ft before descending into the glorious Munsiyari valley surrounded by snowcapped peaks.
Day 02: Trek from Munsyari to Bhujani (10000Ft.)
The trek to Bhujani is 4 kms takes about 5 hours. We walk through rhododendron and oak forests and climb up to 10000 ft. The trek to Bhujani is a steep and gradual climb to the campsite. The Bhirti falls enroute is an added attraction. The campsite is amidst the oak forests with the stunning view of Panchachuli peak. You can experience the thrill of Valley crossing half up the trek. Overnight camp at Bhujani.
Day 03: Trek from Bhujani to Khalia Top (11500Ft.)
The trek to Khalia Top is 6 kms long and takes 5 hours. As you leave Bhujani the open sky with vast meadows beckon you. Khalia top is a vast meadow in the Kumaon Himalayas and it offers a panoramic 360 degree view of the mountain ranges and the snowline that covers them. Overnight camp at Khalia top.
Day 04: Khalia to Balanti (9600 Ft.)
The descend from Khalia top to Balanti is gradual. Once you leave the skyline the oak forest surrounds you and the greater Himalayan ranges loom ahead in front. Overnight camp at Balanti.
Day 05: Drive from Balanti to Kathgodam
From Balanti the road head is 2 kms walk and takes about 2 hours to reach and you drive back to Kathgodam. Reach Kathgodam in the evening take return transport for your onward journey.
Other Famous Treks in Uttarakhand (Kumaon Region)
Roopkund Trek
Pindari Glacier Trek
Winter Kuari Pass Trek – Snow Trek with 360 Degree Views
Kuari which means “doorway” is a Himalayan high mountain pass situated in the Garhwal region of northern India, south of the Tibetan border and on the western rim of the “Nanda Devi Sanctuary” Biosphere Reserve and falls in the Chamoli district.
The Winter Kuari Pass Trek
Kuari which means “doorway” is a Himalayan high mountain pass situated in the Garhwal region of northern India, south of the Tibetan border and on the western rim of the “Nanda Devi Sanctuary” Biosphere Reserve and falls in the Chamoli district.
The Winter Kuari Pass Trek found fame in the early 1900’s when intrepid adventurers and mountaineers such as Lord Curzon, Eric Shipton and Bill Tilman used the passage in their pioneering explorations of the region.The Kuari Pass trek is known as The Curzon Trail (named after the former British Viceroy Of India “Lord Curzon”).
The views on the Winter Kuari Pass trek are often cited as the best in the Indian Himalayas. It is not hard to discover why. To the north of the Winter Kuari Pass trek is the Chaukhamba Range, while the summits of Mana (7272m), Kamet (7756m) and Abl Gamin (7355m) extend to the Tibet border.
In the middle foreground, a number of spectacular peaks including Dunagiri (7066m) and Changabang (6864m) enclose the Nanda Devi Sanctuary while to the west the snowcapped ranges extend to Gangotri.
Trek Duration : 6 Days 5 Nights
Destinations Covered during Winter Kuari Pass Trek : Haridwar, Joshimath, Chitrakhana, Khullara,
Kuari Pass Trek Cost per Person: Rs 7850 + 4.5% Service Tax (Ex Joshimath)
What’s Included :
- Accommodation (Camping during trek & Guest House)
- Meals while on trek (Veg)
- Trekking Equipment (Sleeping bag, Mattress, Tents)
- Permits
- First aid medical kits
- Qualified and experienced Trek Guide and support staff.
What’s Not Included :
- Meals during the drive and in Joshimath
- Mules to carry personal Luggage
- Insurance
- Any kind of Cost Increase due to Natural Reason
- Transport from Haridwar to Joshimath and return
- The transportation cost from Haridwar to Joshimath and back will have to be borne by the trekkers, the total cost of transportation one way is Rs. 6000 (to be shared among 5-6 people, i.e Rs. approx Rs.1000 per person one way) – to be paid directly to the driver. Trekker can opt for our transport, which we can organise for them, or the trekkers can make their own arrangements and reach Joshimath.
- Anything which is not mentioned in Inclusions
DEPARTURES (All departures for The Winter Kuari Pass Trek are ex Joshimath)
1st Batch : 1st January 2017 (Open)
2nd Batch : 2nd January 2017 (Open)
3rd Batch : 3rd January 2017 (Open)
4th Batch : 7th January 2017 (Open)
5th Batch : 14th January 2017 (Open)
6th Batch : 21th January 2017 (Open)
7th Batch : 28th January 2017 (Open)
8th Batch : 4th February 2017 (Open)
9th Batch : 11th February 2017 (Open)
10th Batch : 18th February 2017 (Open)
11th Batch : 25th February 2017 (Open)
12th Batch : 6th May 2017 (Open)
13th Batch : 13th May 2017 (Open)
14th Batch : 20th May 2017 (Open)
15th Batch : 27th May 2017 (Open)
16thBatch : 3rd June 2017 (Open)
17th Batch : 10th June 2017 (Open)
18th Batch : 17th June 2017 (Open)
19th Batch : 24th June 2017 (Open)
Brief Itinerary
Day 1 Drive from Haridwar to Joshimath. Stay in tent/guesthouse/homestay.
Day 2 Drive & then trek from Joshimath to Dhak and Trek to Gulling Camp
Day 3 Trek from Gulling to Tali Forest Camp
Day 4 Trek to Jhandidhar and Kuari Pass and Return to camp
Day 5 Trek from Tali Forest Campsite to Dhak via Tugasi and Drive back to Joshimath
Day 6 Joshimath to Haridwar
Detailed Itinerary
Day 1 Joshimath
Today’s journey from Haridwar to Joshimath is about 260 kms long and takes around 10 hours. Joshimath is a hub for pilgrim tourists traveling to Badrinath and Hemkund Sahib. Check in to guest house at Joshimath.
Day 2 Drive & then trek from Joshimath to Dhak and Trek to Gulling Camp
To start the Kuari Pass trek we first drive to Dhak village.At this village we will start our trekking adventure to the Kuari Pass. We trek through a hemlock, oak and rhododendron forest for 3km before a short descent to the meadow and campsite at Chitra Kantha (3310m).
The impressive snow-capped ridge, including Chaukhamba 1 (7138m), can be seen beyond Joshimath. The shepherds living between here and the Kuari Pass Trek are from Rishikesh or Haridwar and graze flocks of sheep and goats throughout summer. There is a small spring line at the head of the meadow for replenishing your water supply.
Day 3 Trek from Gulling to Tali Forest Camp
We will start our day early with a few stretching exercises in the morning followed by breakfast. After this our trek leader will brief us about today’s trek schedule. Today we will trek for around 6 kms to Tali Top through green vegetation and red rhododendron flowers which turn red during the blooming season in April & May.
Tali Forest Campsite during Kuari Pass Trek
Climb up through the forested ridge of Rhododendron, Spruce and Silver Birch above Chitra Kantha. It takes around an hour to reach a prominent ridge top (3500m) and a further 30 minutes around to an open meadow where it meets the well-defined track from a place called Tapovan.We will camp at the alpine meadow at the end of Tali top.
Day 4 Tali top to Kuari Pass via Khullara and back
We will start early as this is the longest day on the Kuari Pass Trek. First leg of today’s trek is a gradual ascend till Khullara top and from there traversing through the snow patch we reach Kuari Top. At Kuari Pass top winds will gush past you. Savour the unending vistas of great Himalayan peaks including the famous Nanda Devi.
Views from Kuari Pass Top
Nanda Devi (7816m) is the highest peak completely within India. It is surrounded by a huge circle of mountain walls with only one outlet, where the Rishi Ganga forges a route through deep, almost impenetrable gorges before flowing into the Alaknanda River. Given these natural defences, it was not until 1934 that the first mountaineers were finally able to reach the base of Nanda Devi. Return to Tali Top through the same route and enjoy camp bonfire and sumptuous dinner at Tali campsite.
Day 5 Trek Tali Forest Camping to Dhak and Drive Joshimath
After having breakfast we trek downhill beside the Rishi Ganga River till the road where the taxi will take us to Joshimath. Auli which is not accessible by road during winters which is famous for its skiing slopes and is home to winter skiing resort run by GMVN (Garhwal Mandal Vikas Nigam). The Auli resort run by GMVN has snow beaters which beat the snow to keep the slopes fit for skiing at all times. GMVN also conducts 7 and 14 day skiing courses at Auli.
Day 6 Joshimath to Haridwar
Today we start driving early to reach Haridwar with a beautiful mosaic of memories to keep us company. If we reach Haridwar on time then you can take part in Ganga Aarti at Har ki Pauri. Trek ends.
for a more detailed itinerary check out Winter Kuari Pass Trek
Nag Tibba Trek – Renok Adventures
Nag Tibba Snow Trek
The Nag Tibba trek is a short and easy weekend trek to Nag Tibba (Serpent’s Peak) near Mussorrie. At over 3000 meters it is the highest peak in the Nag Tibba range of Garhwal Himalayas. Nag Tibba Trek is an ideal weekend trek which can easily covered over any extened weekend.
3 Reasons Why Nag Tibba is the best winter trek.
- Short Travel Time: It takes just 3 to 4 hours to reach base of Nag Tibba Trek from Dehradun which in comparison to any other trek in Uttarakhand is very less.
- Snow Snow Snow: Nag Tibba in winters is covered under heavy snow, so if you want to enjoy snow trekking then trek to Nag Tibba this winter trekking season.
- Stunning views of Greater Himalayas: From Nag Tibba one have uninterrupted views of himalayan peaks like Bandarpoonch, Gangotri group of peaks and Kedarnath peak to name a few.
Nag Tibba Trek from Delhi
You can do this trek from Delhi as it takes around 8 hours to reach Pantwari the starting village for Nag Tibba trek it is the best places to visit near delhi within 300 kms Here is the itinerary you can follow to do Nag Tibba Trek from Delhi
Nag Tibba Trek from Delhi Itinerary
Day 1: Start Early from Delhi to Pantwari via Kurukshetra, Ponta Sahib Road. Stay overnight in Guest house at Pantwari
Day 2: Trek from Pantwari to Kathian and Nag Tibba Top. Explore the area (at the left side slope from the summit one can get a terrific view of the Himalayan ranges namely Swargrohini range, Gangotri ranges, Bandarpoonch etc. ) and come back to Kathian (6 Kms).
Day 3: We get up early and after morning tea go for relaxing walk in the Jungle of thick oak trees. Kathian campsite gives you great views of lower Himalayas. After breakfast we descend towards Pantwari village which takes around 4 hours to reach and after reaching Pantwari village we drive back to Delhi via Ponta Sahib road and reach New Delhi around 10 PM.
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Upcoming Treks
Upcoming Treks in the Himalayas
| Trek Name | Trek Date | Duration | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Beas Kund Trek | 12th November 2016 | 3 Days | Easy |
| Kuari Pass Trek | 26th November 2016 | 6 Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Nag Tibba Trek | 12th November 2016 26th November 2016 | 3 Days | Easy |
| Trek Name | Trek Date | Duration | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kedarkantha Trek | 3rd December 2016 10th December 2016 17th December 2016 18th December 2016 19th December 2016 20th December 2016 21st December 2016 22nd December 2016 23rd December 2016 24th December 2016 25th December 2016 26th December 2016 27th December 2016 28th December 2016 29th December 2016 30th December 2016 31st December 2016 | 5 Days | Easy |
| Har Ki Dun | 24th December 2016 28th December 2016 | 7 Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Beas Kund Trek | 3rd December 2016 10th December 2016 17th December 2016 24th December 2016 | 4 Days | Easy |
| Nag Tibba Trek | 17th December 2016 19th December 2016 23rd December 2016 24th December 2016 25th December 2016 30th December 2016 31st December 2016 | 3 Days | Easy |
| Trek Name | Trek Date | Duration | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Chadar Trek | 21st January 2017 28th January 2017 | 9 Days | Moderate Trek |
| Har Ki Dun | 1st January 2017 2nd January 2017 3rd January 2017 7th January 2017 14th January 2017 21st January 2017 28th January 2017 | 7Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Kuari Pass Trek | 1st January 2017 2nd January 2017 3rd January 2017 7th January 2017 14th January 2017 21th January 2017 28th January 2017 | 6 Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Nag Tibba Trek | 1st January 2017 2nd January 2017 3rd January 2017 6th January 2017 13th January 2017 20th January 2017 27st January 2017 | 3 Days | Easy |
| Kedarkantha Trek | 1st January 2017 2nd January 2017 3rd January 2017 7th January 2017 9th January 2017 21st January 2017 22nd January 2017 25th January 2017 28th January 2017 | 5 Days | Easy |
| Auli-Skiing Trek | 23rd January 2017 | 6 Days | Easy-Moderate |
| Trek Name | Trek Date | Duration | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| kedarkantha Trek | 4th February 2017 11th February 2017 18th February 2017 25th February 2017 | 5 Days | Easy |
| kuari-pass-trek | 4th February 2017 11th February 2017 18th February 2017 25rd February 2017 | 6 Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Har-ki-dun-trek | 4th February 2017 11th February 2017 18th February 2017 25th February 2017 | 7 Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Auli-Skiing Trek | 5th February 2017 12th February 2017 19th February 2017 26th February 2017 | 6 Days | Easy-Moderate |
| Trek Name | Trek Date | Duration | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| kedarkantha Trek | 4th March 2017 11th March 2017 18th March 2017 25th March 2017 | 5 Days | Easy |
| Har-ki-dun-trek | 4th March 2017 11th March 2017 18th March 2017 25th March 2017 | 7 Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Auli-Skiing Trek | 5th March 2017 19th March 2017 | 6 Days | Easy-Moderate |
| Trek Name | Trek Date | Duration | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| kedarkantha Trek | 1st April 2017 8th April 2017 15th April 2017 22nd April 2017 29th April 2017 | 5 Days | Easy |
| Har-ki-dun-trek | 1st April 2017 8th April 2017 15th April 2017 22nd April 2017 29th April 2017 | 7 Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Trek Name | Trek Date | Duration | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kedarkantha Trek | 6th May 2017 13th May 2017 20th May 2017 27th May 2017 | 5 Days | Easy |
| kuari Pass Trek | 6th May 2017 13th May 2017 20th May 2017 27th May 2017 | 6 Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Beas Kund Trek | 5th May 2017 12th May 2017 19th May 2017 26th May 2017 | 3 Days | Easy |
| Bhrigu lake Trek | 5th May 2017 12th May 2017 19th May 2017 26th May 2017 | 3 Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Har-ki-dun-trek | 6th May 2017 13th May 2017 20th May 2017 27th May 2017 | 7 Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Roopkund Trek | 6th May 2017 13th May 2017 | 8 Days | Moderate |
| Trek Name | Trek Date | Duration | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kuari pass trek | 3rd June 2017 10th June 2017 17th June 2017 24th June 2017 | 6 Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Beas Kund Trek | 2nd June 2017 9th June 2017 16th June 2017 23rd June 2017 30th June 2017 | 3 Days | Easy |
| Bhrigu lake Trek | 2nd June 2017 9th June 2017 16th June 2017 23rd June 2017 30th June 2017 | 3 Days | Easy – Moderate |
| Roopkund Trek | 3rd June 2017 17th June 2017 | 8 Days | Moderate |
| Trek Name | Trek Date | Duration | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valley Of Flowers Trek | 1st July 2017 2nd July 2017 8th July 2017 9th July 2017 15th July 2017 16th July 2017 22nd July 2017 23rd July 2017 29th July 2017 30th July 2017 | 6 Days | Easy |
| Trek Name | Trek Date | Duration | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valley Of Flowers Trek | 5th August 2017 6th August 2017 12th August 2017 13th August 2017 19th August 2017 20th August 2017 26th August 2017 27th August 2017 | 6 Days | Easy |
| Trek Name | Trek Date | Duration | Grade |
|---|---|---|---|
| Valley Of Flowers Trek | 2nd September 2017 3rd September 2017 9th September 2017 10th September 2017 | 6 Days | Easy |
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