What's better than a place where birds chirp to act as your alarm, the sun rises to lighten your world and mother nature embraces your existence? You do not wake up to such mornings every day. A better world is revealed and a heavenly land is unveiled where the meadows will be the mattress and the sky will be the roof. The narrow paths covered with snow foregoing footprints will be a view that will compel you to reconsider your chaotic life in cities. In order to experience one such above-mentioned overwhelming feeling, look out for the beautiful Deo Tibba trek.
The Deo Tibba Base Camp trek is one of the most beautiful, offbeat treks in Himachal Pradesh. The treks begin from Jagatsukh, about 10 km away from Manali, and takes you through pristine forests, sweeping meadows, and beautiful high altitude pastures, while the majestic peak of Deo Tibba chaperones your magical journey. The trail from the Base Camp turns towards Hampta Valley, and then to Jobra, where the trek ends. This 6 days trek remains quite shaded and isolated, and not many trekkers can be found here- all the more reason for you to embark on this spectacular trek! Lose yourself amidst the mystical wilderness with nothing but expansive beauty and comfort of the Himalayas to keep you company. The highlight of the trek is the breathtaking view of Deo Tibba peak from the base camp!
In order to reach Deo Tibba, first, you have to arrive at Manali which is a beautiful town in the state of Himachal Pradesh. Manali is directly connected by roadways and indirectly by railways and airways. The roadways are well connected and the landscapes are alluring throughout. You can get regular Volvo buses from New Delhi. The nearest and biggest railway station is the Chandigarh railway station which is 293 kilometers from Manali. You can get frequent buses and cabs from Chandigarh to reach Manali. Chandigarh railway station directly connects major cities of India like New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kolkata. The nearest airport is located in Bhuntar which is around 50 kilometers from Manali. You can get daily flights from most of the cities in India. From Manali, we will drive to Khanal and this will mark the commencement of our trek to Deo Tibba on foot.
Trekmunk as a Deo Tibba Trek Organizer will make sure that you get a wonderful experience for all the wanderlusts. As per the reviews of various trekkers, Trekmunk is the best trekking company in India that assures you a quality service and a friendly atmosphere. Deo Tibba Trek cost is around 12,450 INR which will cover all the inclusions from the base camp. Also, as far as the documents are concerned, we need to show some documents of identification for the trekkers to the forest department officials in order to get the Deo Tibba trek Permit. So, make sure that you carry the required documents that are asked of you.
Deo Tibba trek is a paradise on earth. This trip provides you with complete assurance to enhance your relationship with nature. The beauty of trekking in the Himalayas will cast a magical spell that you will continue to cherish throughout your lifetime. It's high time to unleash the wanderlust that's hidden inside you. Pack your bags and get along on this wonderful journey of heaven that is Deo Tibba Trek 2020 with Trekmunk.
Best time to go for Deo Tibba Trek
The best time to do the Deo Tibba trek is during the months of June, August, September, and October, as the harshness of winter is left behind, and trials clear up considerably. The temperature ranges from 10 to 15 degrees during the daytime and dips to about -2 to 5 during nights. You can witness a collection of some of the majestic Himalayan peaks covered with pristine snow. Embrace yourself to witness enthralling views if you plan to visit Deo Tibba during these months.
Trip Highlights
A medley of stunning new landscapes greets you every single day.
The view from the top of the summit will take you to a
fairyland. The alluring snow-clad
mountain peaks will take your worries of life. You will come
across an amphitheater of peaks
with the alluring views of Indrasen and others.
Deo Tibba Trek consists of some of the prettiest campsites in the Himalayas.
Itinerary Details
The base for the Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek is scheduled at Manali. Report to Manali early in the morning. We tend to pick you up early in the morning from the Manali bus stand. Post breakfast and refreshments, we drive to Khanol via Jagatsukh village, which takes about an hour and a half. The drive from Manali to Khanol is not very long but scenic. We begin the trek from Khanol, and follow a gradually ascending trail through a dense pine forest, which leads us to the first campsite of our trek – Chikka. The whole trail is filled with diverse varieties of berries and flora. The breathtaking views of the Indrasen peak and the Spiti Valley will prove to be a delight for your eyes!
Overnight stay will be at Chikka base camp. Campfire and fun activities will be organized if the weather permits us to. Dinner will be served and then a cozy sleep will be arranged inside the tents so that you are completely refreshed to take up the challenges for the following day of the trek.
The second day of the trek was quite challenging taking you through dense coniferous forests, the likes of which no other treks can beat. The altitude gain is quite considerable, which only adds to the thrill. Leaving behind the beautiful campsite of Chikka, we trail the path running beside the Jagatsukh river bank. The trek difficulty is moderate including few easy and level walk along with lots of ascents. Although there are a couple of water sources present in the trail, it is advised to carry 2 liters of water.
The trail re-enters the forest and is paved by beautiful wildflowers giving a path to an amazing landscape accompanies with boulders and grass. The altitude increases noticeably, and the tree line gradually falls behind as we approach Seri, a lovely meadow which used to house a glacial lake but now it is transformed into a large meadow with the company of an astounding variety of herbs and flowers. The campsite is crisscrossed by several streams gurgling past, with the backdrop of Tainta waterfalls. We camp here for the night in tents.
We will start the day early after having a healthy breakfast at the Seri campsite. The third day of the trek incorporates a moderate level of difficulty including gradual and steep ascents. It is advised to carry 2 liters of water. You will find a few water sources down the day’s trail where you can replenish your water needs. We leave behind the campsite of Seri and leave for the campsite of Tainta. The trek begins with an easy walk over a flat ground of meadows, succeeded by a stream-crossing which lands us near the Jagatsukh Nala. From here on, the trail becomes steeper and is stretched over moraines and boulders. We soon reach our campsite, which is towered magnificently by the lofty Mt. Deo Tibba, which reveals itself for the very first time!
Spend the day resting and exploring around the campsite. Today, you will get a lot of time to rest and recuperate for the challenges that lie further ahead in our quest for the summit. Overnight camping will be set up in tents.
Finally, we have to be all set for the most-awaited and crucial day of the entire trek and hence it also gives rise to the most difficult day of the whole journey. So, brace yourself for an exhilarating day ahead.
A long day. We begin early post breakfast, and carry the day’s lunch in day packs. The trail is stretched over moraines still and is chaperoned by Deo Tibba in all its splendor. The climb gets steeper and steeper, before finally giving way to a beautiful alpine lake, also nicknamed ‘mini Chandratal’. Tons of wildflowers cover the vicinity of the lake. Witnessing the serene lake filled with emerald blue water will refrain you to return back from this mesmerizing place.
Explore around the lake, and head back to the Tainta campsite post-lunch. The descent takes a notorious turn as the route is covered in moraine and scree. It’s important to be more sure-footed in this region. We will reach Tainta by evening. Overnight camping at Tainta will mark the end of this beautiful day.
Early morning will mark the beginning of a beautiful sunrise so close that it will leave you wondering for a moment. We begin descending back to Chikka, following the same trail we took while ascending. Make sure that you have water bottles along with you. The trek is quite easy. We will break for lunch near Dudu Patthar, and reach Chikka.
Overnight stay will be in tents at Chikka campsite. We will have our dinner while cherishing some of the memories of the trek and then go to sleep for the last time on this unforgettable trek.
Wake up early in the morning to catch the sunrise and for a fresh breath. This beautiful scenery and serenity of the place will surely restrict your return back into the chaotic world. Indulge yourself in clicking some sweet snaps which will act as a memory when you shall look back down the memory lane of your life. From this place, you can get clear snapshots of the beautiful Himalayan Ranges.
This will mark the last day of the trek where we will drive all the way to Manali from Khanol after descending down from Chikka campsite. Witnessing some alluring landscapes, we will reach Manali by 6 pm in the evening. If you wish to stay after the trek, you can also enjoy sightseeing in Kullu and Manali. There are many beautiful places such as Vashisht Temple, Hadimba Temple, Mall Road. You can enjoy adventure sports at Kullu such as Rafting and Bungee Jumping.
How To Reach
The Pickup point and Drop Point will be Jagatsukh, Manali. We can arrange a cab for you from the bus station in Manali, the charges for the same are not included in the package. The cost of the cab can be shared among the trekkers joining the trek. For communications purposes, we will create a Whatsapp Group before the departure date of the trek and will share the details regarding the transportation. The drop at Bus Stand after the trek will be arranged in a similar way.
By Air
The nearest airport is in Bhuntar which is 11km from Kullu and 52 km from Manali. You can
take a taxi from Bhuntar to Manali which will cost approximately Rs, 1000/-. The airlines
that you can take are Indian Airlines, Kingfisher Airlines, Jagson Airlines operating
flights from Delhi as well as Chandigarh. To reach Manali by air, you need to have a
connecting flight via Delhi or Chandigarh. Delhi or Chandigarh is well connected to major
airports across the country. You can check your flight in the following links: 1. https://www.google.com/flights 2. https://www.makemytrip.com/flights/
By Road
To reach Hampta circle trek by road, you can take an overnight bus from Delhi to Manali or
Chandigarh to Manali. Manali is well connected to cities by road. The roads are in good
condition but there are sudden landslides in the monsoon season. The bus from Delhi to
Manali can take up to 14 hours and from Chandigarh to Manali is 9 hours at least. Tickets
are available online on Redbus.in, Goibibo.in or Hrtc.gov.in. You can pay online for the
bus tickets. You should always take the Himsuta bus from HRTC as they are the most
comfortable government buses on this route. You can also book private buses but sometimes
sudden hiccups come with them. The last government bus leaves at 11:15 pm at night and
starts from ISBT Kashmere Gate. Plan your onward journeys only post noon giving enough
buffer for bus delays.
By Train
We do not recommend you travel by train as the closest railway station, Jogindernagar is 5
hours away which you will again have to cover by bus or cab.
Inclusions
- To and Fro economy class air trave
- Travel by comfortable A/c or Non A/c coach / Vehicle as per the tour itinerary
- Entrance fees of all sightseeing places to be visited from inside
- Accommodation in comfortable and convenient hotels
- All Meals – Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (set menu) as mentioned in the itinerary
- All Tips – Guide, Driver & Restaurants
Exclusions
- Govt Tax of 5.00% over and above the Tour Cost mentioned
- Any applicable new taxes from Government
- Any upgradation in Airline class or hotel room category
- Any extra expense such as route change, Airline change, Date change, Accommodation facilities, etc incurred due to the unforeseen, unavoidable forced majeure circumstances during the tour
- Porterage (coolie charges), laundry, telephone charges, shopping, wines & alcoholic beverages, mineral water, items of personal nature and food or drink which is not part of a set group menu
- Any extra cost incurred on behalf of an individual due to illness, accident, hospitalisation, or any personal emergency