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Trek at a glance

Trek duration

3 days / 3 nights

Difficulty level

Easy

Max altitude

9915

For ages

Best time to go

Winter (Nov, Dec, Jan), Spring (Feb, March, April) and Monsoon (Aug, Sept, Oct)

Trek overview

The Nag Tibba trek offers you a 100-degree view of the snow-capped Himalayan Mountains which certainly is a sight to behold! Nag Tibba aka Serpent’s Peak is a part of one of the 3 ranges of the lower Himalayas. Located near Mussoorie, this place is perfect for a 2-day trek to refresh your mind and also fuel the wanderer in you.

The trail guides us through villages, dense forests, and meadows. Due to the easy access, this trek can be done by people who are absolutely new to trekking as well! The sunset after reaching the top is magical and is one of the best places to camp for the night. Nag Tibba is an all-season trek. The springs and summers are perfect to camp and also suitable in winter when you get to experience snowfall.

Trek itinerary

All timings are an estimate and subject to change

Leave Delhi at around 9:00 PM ( approx )

Reach Pantwari (approx 8:00 AM )

Trek from Pantwari (4,642 ft) to Nag Mandir (7,627 ft).
Packed Lunch
Rest at the campsite
Dinner
Retire for the night in your cozy tents

Trek to Nagtibba Summit

Descend back to Nag Mandir for lunch
Reach back to Pantwari
Start your journey to Delhi.
Return to Delhi by 6:00 am(approx.) on Monday

Trek detail itinerary

All timings are an estimate and subject to change

Day O | Delhi to Pantwari Village via Mussoorrie

Pack your bags and gather around at the specified spot in Delhi to start the journey with Plan The Unplanned. We will depart from here to reach the Pantwari Village the next morning

Day 1 | Pantwari Village to Base Camp

Day 2 | Nag Tibba Basecamp to Nag Tibba Summit and Nag Devta temple

Inclusions

Transport Delhi to Delhi (Volvo bus / AC Bus / Tempo Traveller ). (Note: AC would not be operated on hills)

Accommodation in tents multiple sharing ( 2/3 sharing )

4 Meals ( Day 1- Lunch and Dinner, Day 2- Breakfast and Lunch)

Camping Essential (Sleeping bags, mattress, camps)

Trip Leader

Experience that you gain

Exclusions

Any meals not included above

Any kind of personal expenses

Any kind of insurance (health, medical, life accidental,etc )

Anything not included above

Any Entry Fees

Any additional expenses arising out of unforeseen circumstances like cancellation/roadblocks/landslides/ strike or any other natural causes out of human control or any emergency evacuation expenses.

Pickup points

Akshardham Metro Station ( Tentative )

PTU in a nutshell

Treks, backpacking trips & international tours with Plan The Unplanned

Weekend escapes you didn’t know you needed

Fellow travellers! Take a meaningful break from life to soak up raw, real & unforgettable moments in nature. With unfiltered experiences, a team of trained outdoor leaders, and a like-minded community.

Experience your firsts. Conquer your fears. Step out of your comfort zone. All of this and more with your new strangers-turned-tribe on every trip.

Never trek alone again

You’ll want to come back and you won’t be alone – 200+ travelers have joined us more than 5 times

Soulful stays

Safe, clean & comfortable homestays and tents with warm hosts who greet you like family

No pressure, no rush

Unplug from the grind with thoughtfully paced treks that let you breathe, pause, and reboot

Unplanned magic

Spontaneous stops and surprises (think hidden waterfalls and beyond) that are worth a detour

Leave no trace policy

We haul out every piece of trash and stray litter to keep India’s trails & peaks pristine for future local communities, nature, and wildlife

Responsible travel

With eco-friendly trips, conscious practices, clean up drives, and initiatives to support local communities – we invite you to travel with a purpose

Things to carry

Here is all that you will carry on this trek:

Day backpack (20–30 Ltrs): You will leave your larger backpack at your intended stay because you will only need to carry a few essential items when you are on a local sightseeing tour.

1 pair of thermals: Thermals are clothing items that keep your body warm in cold weather. You must bring it with you when visiting cold climates.

Outdoor Shoes: When travelling outside, especially in the mountains, you need to wear comfortable shoes. Instead of being heavy and bulky, they should be light and robust.

Sandals or Floaters: A good pair of sandals or floaters will allow you to move easily while you are enjoying a leisurely day.

1 down jacket / main jacket: It's important to carry the right layers to prevent getting cold, so you should also carry an insulated jacket you can wear on top of your other clothing.

3 Quick Dry Tees: To ensure proper hygiene between stops, you must always have three or more pairs of quick dry tees on hand.

3 Pairs of Cotton Socks: You can always rely on a good pair of cotton socks while travelling because they are lightweight and incredibly comfortable to move around in. However, if they are wet, remember to change them and don't wear them.

1 Pair of Woolen Socks: Good woolen socks, particularly merino, are cozy, keep odors to a minimum, and offer enough insulation from the cold to be worn at night.

1 Poncho: A poncho is a more advanced version of a raincoat that completely protects you from the rain by covering both your body and your bag.

Quicky Dry Towel: A towel that dries quickly will aid in maintaining good hygiene. The fabric needs to dry quickly because staying wet will only increase the likelihood of bacterial growth.

Gloves: Insulated gloves aid in keeping your hands at the proper body temperature.

Sanitizer: Make sure you always have hand sanitizer on hand to reduce the risk of infections and to maintain good hand hygiene.

Sun Cap: On a hot day, a lightweight sun cap with side flaps is ideal for keeping your head cool and preventing sunburns.

Lip balm: It's important to keep your lips moisturized because the chilly winds can cause them to become chapped.

Cold Cream & Sun Screen (SPF 40+): Cold cream and sunscreen are both necessary to prevent sunburns and chafing.

Water bottle (1 litre): Staying hydrated is crucial when travelling. You must always have a water bottle on you that you can fill up with Himalayan water.

Bag for all Your Toiletries: You should carry a zip lock bag with all your necessities, such as paper towels, toothpaste, sanitizers, and soap.

Personal Basic Medical Kit: It is necessary to travel with a medical kit that contains bandages, Dettol, and medications for headaches, nausea, etc.

People who wear glasses or sunglasses (Use photochromic glasses rather than contact lenses): When exposed to sunlight, photochromatic eyewear is intended to change into anti-glare sunglasses. They are effective for protecting the eyes, but one can also choose clip-on glasses, etc.

Mobile charger or power bank: Even though most places have electricity, it's always a good idea to have one with you in case of an emergency.

Documents: Identification documents such as a driver's licence and an Aadhar card.

Extra Polythene: You can carry your clothing in polythene in case it gets wet or doesn't dry. However, be sure to take all of the plastic that you brought with you into the forest. Avoid leaving behind trash.

Camera: This ought to be clear. to ensure you get to record all the memorable moments from your journey. Check to see if you have enough storage and extra batteries.

Policy and terms

All refund or cancellation requests must be submitted exclusively via email to [email protected]. Requests made by call or WhatsApp will not be accepted.

If you cancel your booking

In the event that YOU cancel your trek, this is the cancellation policy:

7 days or more before scheduled date

3–6 days before scheduled date

0–2 days before scheduled date

Cancellation Fee

50% of the total invoice

Cancellation Fee

70% of the total invoice

Cancellation Fee

100% of the total invoice

7 days or more before scheduled date

Cancellation Fee

50% of the total invoice

3–6 days before scheduled date

Cancellation Fee

70% of the total invoice

0–2 days before scheduled date

Cancellation Fee

100% of the total invoice

Important information

Last-minute cancellations on the day of or the day before trek departure

Last-minute cancellations made on the day of trek departure or the day before are not eligible for a refund or rescheduling, regardless of the reason (such as work commitments, family emergencies, or health).

Reschedule your booking on the day of trek departure

Should you choose to postpone your booking to a future date, an additional fee of ₹1500 per person will be incurred. This postponement option is valid for a period of 3 months from your original trek departure date.

Aranya Vihara treks and permits

Permit fees for treks obtained under Aranya Vihara are non-refundable in the event of customer cancellation.

If plan the unplanned cancel your booking

In the event that WE postpone or cancel your trek, this is the cancellation policy:

During or after the trek

In the event of severe weather or other safety concerns, we may shorten a trek day or abandon the trek entirely. No refunds will be issued in such circumstances, as your safety is our top priority.

Prior to the trek

If we cancel a trek due to natural disasters (such as rainstorm, flood, landslide, earthquake) or unanticipated political disturbances (such as curfews, local riots, government orders, forest department directives), Plan The Unplanned will issue a voucher for the full value of your ticket. Please note that payment gateway charges will be deducted from this refund.

Insufficient reservations

If we cancel a trek due to insufficient reservations or lack of participants for a specific batch, a refund of 96% of the trek money will be issued. Please note that payment gateway charges will be deducted from this refund.

Trek guidelines

To ensure everyone has a great time and knows what to expect, please read these important points:

No alcohol or smoking
For everyone’s safety and enjoyment, please don’t consume alcohol, intoxicants, or smoke at any point during the journey or trek.
Dinner before boarding
Kindly complete your dinner before you board the bus.
Travel arrangements
We’ll arrange transportation based on our group size. If there are 12 or fewer of us, we’ll use a tempo traveler. For groups of 13 or more, it’ll be a mini-bus. Both options are non-AC and have push-back seats for your comfort. We appreciate your understanding regarding our travel logistics.
"Without Travel" option
If you prefer to arrange your own transportation to the destination (the homestay), be sure to book the “Without Travel” option when you sign up. Please note: If you select this, you’ll need a private car for your entire trip. Public transport won’t work, as our Day 2 activities begin directly from the homestay and require continuous private car access to ensure you can fully participate in all planned activities.
Embrace the outdoors
Our trips are about getting out into nature, often in remote locations. Please don’t expect luxury accommodations; we focus on providing comfortable basic facilities.
Food provided
We’ll provide basic, vegetarian meals. We do not serve non-vegetarian food.
Leave no trace policy
Please help us keep our beautiful outdoors clean by disposing of all litter properly.
Personal belongings
You are responsible for your personal belongings, valuables, and jewelry. Plan The Unplanned is not liable for any lost items.
Potential delays
While we strive to be on schedule, please be aware that traffic delays or vehicle breakdowns can sometimes occur, leading to slight delays in reaching our destination.