5Night 6Days
Specific Tour
20 people
English
Manali, Himachal Pradesh
14,435 ft
5 Night 6 Days
60 Km
Moderate
Chikka
Manali
OV-119
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The Deo Tibba Trek in Himachal Pradesh, India, is tough but beautiful. The Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas will offer breathtaking views of Hanuman Tibba, Deo Tibba, and Indrasan. Jobri, 2,250 metres (7,382 ft) above sea level, is the starting point. From Jobri, the trek follows a well-marked path through dense forests and farmland. Travelers occasionally see distant snow-capped peaks. The Deo Tibba Trail is best trekked in May–June and September–October when the weather is dry and clear. Higher altitudes average 10–15 degrees Celsius in October and November. The trek can be done in December–February, but be prepared for extremely cold and dry weather. The base camp offers amazing views of the surrounding area and the snow-capped Himalayas. From the base camp, climb to Deo Tibba’s 6,001-metre peak (19,685 feet). Visitors can see the Himalayas and surrounding area from the peak. The walk passes the beautiful Beas Kund, a high-altitude lake surrounded by snow-covered mountains. The Deo Tibba Trek requires physical fitness, curiosity, and discovery. Before hiking, have a checkup at the doctor’s office and bring a first-aid kit and any necessary prescriptions. Bring thick clothes and a good sleeping bag because the temperature may drop at night. The Deo Tibba Journey offers stunning views of the Himalayas and surrounding landscape. The trek is lovely and rewarding. It’s a great trek for anyone who want to visit the Himalayas and push themselves in a risky but safe setting.
The Deo Tibba Trek is an easy to moderate trek. The trek is not very hard, but there are a few spots where it can be tricky. To do that, you need to get ready. You can do this by starting to jog every day and then cycling for a while.
Taking the stairs without stopping will help you stay in shape. Also, start with a 10 minute brisk walk every day and then do some stretching or other physical activity. You can also do yoga every day to help control how you breathe.
The best months to go on the Deo Tibba trek are June, July, August, and September. The temperature stays between 10 and 15 degrees during the day and between -2 and 5 degrees at night. During July and August, the temperature may drop to 8° C.
On your trek to Deo Tibba, you will go a long way and walk for a long time. So you need sturdy, comfortable shoes that are made for hiking. Choose shoes for trekking that are flexible and support your ankles well. Also, make sure they can stand up to water.
Yes, Deo Tibba trek is a perfectly good trek for the first timers and beginners. Each day you will be trekking for around 5/6 hours to prepare yourself physically. You will have some steep climb and descend every day.
The Deo Tibba Trek starts from the Khanol village which is also the base camp for the trek. The Deo Tibba base camp trek cost from Thrillophilia is inclusive of the pick up and transfers between Manali and Khanol village.
Yes, Deo Tibba trek is done under the guidance of an experienced guide. The itinerary is well spread to give everyone enough time to acclimatize. You can also keep a first aid kit with you to prevent any mountain sickness.
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