About Deo Tibba Trek:
The Deo Tibba Trek offers a great view of the snow-clad peaks of Deo Tibba (6001m) and Indrasan (6220m) along with the glaciers of Jagatsukh and Deo Tibba. If the idea of trekking to Deo Tibba brings out the vision of scenic mountains and lush meadows and beautiful peaks.
Chikka, Seri, Tainta, and mini Chandra Tal are the scenic destinations of your trek which give you ample time to observe the purest form of nature abundant with alpine flowers, the glimpses of the famous peaks, the rivulets, and the popular Ravi River. Spend some time staring at the distant peaks or just admire the stunning waterfall you will definitely fall in love with this Deo Tibba trek.
Quick Facts About Deo Tibba Trek:
Duration: 6D/5N
Maximum Altitude: 14,000 ft.
Deo Tibba Trek Difficulty Level: Moderate
Total Trek Distance: 75 km
Temperature: 10° to 15° in the morning and -2° to -5° at night
Best Time to Travel: May - October
ATM: Manali
Nearest Railway Station: Jogindernagar Railway Station
Nearest Airport: Bhuntar Airport, Kullu
Start point/Endpoint: Manali
How to Reach Manali :
By Air
There is no airport in Manali, but the closest airport is Bhuntar in Kullu, which is 50 km away from Manali. Air India flights operate between Kullu and Delhi, however, these are irregular and very expensive. From Chandigarh, Himalayan Bulls offer flights to Kullu airport.
By Train
The closest train station to Manali is Ambala Cantt, which is 200 km away. Another option is to get a train to Chandigarh, which is 250 km away. Ambala Cantt is on the Delhi Amritsar route.
By Road
The Himachal Pradesh state bus service is ace and one can get frequent buses from the region to different parts of the country at a reasonable cost. The best and most cost-effective way to reach Manali is by road. Roads connect Manali to different places including Delhi (540km), Chandigarh (305km), Dehradun (227km), and Ambala (370km). There are several private buses as well that connect the hill station with different parts of the state.
Inclusions:
Available Group Departure Dates:
May- 1,8,15,22,29
June- 5,12,19,26
July- 3,10,17,24,31
August- 7,14,21,28
September- 4,11,18,25
October- 2,9,16,23,30
The Deo Tibba Trek is a moderate level trek. The trek is not very difficult, but there are few places where the trek can be a little tricky. For that, you need to prepare yourself. For this, you can start jogging every day and then do cycling for some time.
Always take the stairs without any breaks which will help you to keep fit. Also, start with brisk 10 minutes walk every day and then some physical exercise like stretching. You can also do some yoga every day to regulate your breathing properly.
While you are heading out for your Deo Tibba Trek there are few essential things which you need to carry. Trek Essentials:
Trekking shoes:
On your Har ki dun trek you will cover a long distance and walk for long. So you need proper trekking shoes which are comfortable and tough. Choose trekking shoes that are flexible and have good ankle support. Also, see that they are water resistant.
Backpack:
You will also need a good backpack with sturdy straps and supporting frame. Also, don’t forget to take a rain cover for your back pack
Clothing:
Two trek pants: Carry at least two spare pair in case you first pant get wet. Wear one pair and carry the other pair with you. Three warm layers: During this trek you will be trekking at a high altitude so it is very important that you have proper clothes for the climatic conditions. Make sure you have three warm clothes layers to protect you from cold. Three shirts with collar: While on the trek don’t forget to change you tshirts.
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