4 Nights
5 Days
Start from Dehradun/Delhi
Nag Tibba Weekend Trek is a popular short Himalayan trek in Uttarakhand, perfect for beginners. Starting from Pantwari, the trek reaches an altitude of 9,900 ft, offering scenic pine and oak forests, and stunning snow-capped Himalayan views. This easy 16 km circular trail is ideal for a weekend adventure. Enjoy twin-sharing camping, veg + egg meals, and serene mountain surroundings, making it a perfect blend of nature, adventure, and relaxation.
Accommodation
3 star Hotels or higher as applicable
Taxi
Transport available only by dedicated taxi.
Meals
Two times snacks and meals per day
Carefully planned Uttarakhand tours covering spiritual, scenic, and comfortable travel experiences.
Enjoy trekking, rafting, skiing, and outdoor adventures across Uttarakhand’s Himalayas.
Affordable and well-managed group tours for families, friends, and corporate travelers.
Experience authentic culture, local food, villages, and traditions of Uttarakhand.
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Inclusion
- Accommodation in well-rated hotels or guest houses
- Pure vegetarian meals (Breakfast & Dinner)
- All transfers and sightseeing in comfortable vehicles
- Helicopter booking assistance for Kedarnath (if needed)
- Local guide/escort for spiritual insights
- All tolls, parking, and permit fees
- Basic medical kit
Exclusion
- Airfare/Train fare
- Personal expenses (laundry, shopping, etc.)
- Pooja expenses or donations at temples
- Any extra meals, snacks, or beverages
- Porter charges at Kedarnath
- Insurance, emergency evacuation, or rescue charges
Important Notes
- This tour involves trekking and steep terrain. Participants must be fit.
- Carry valid ID proof (Aadhar card, voter ID)
- Kedarnath helicopter rides depend on weather; plan buffer days.
- Limited network in higher altitude areas—inform family in advance.
- Accommodation near Kedarnath may be basic.
Travel Tips
- Pack warm clothes and rain gear
- Carry sturdy trekking shoes and a torch
- Keep sufficient cash (ATMs are limited in remote areas)
- Respect temple customs and local traditions
- Stay hydrated and avoid alcohol
