Located near the Charming hill station of Mussoorie, the Nag Tibba trek is renowned for its breathtaking sunsets and stunning summit views. Standing tall at 3,022 meters and covering over 19 kilometers, this trek is accessible throughout most of the year and is perfect for anyone with basic fitness looking to experience the serenity of the mountains.

If you’re seeking a quick escape from your hectic work schedule, Nag Tibba offers a beginner-friendly trekking experience that immerses you in the peace and tranquility of the Himalayas over a weekend.

The name ‘Nag Tibba,’ meaning ‘Serpent’s Peak,’ is steeped in local legend and is believed to be the abode of the Serpent God. This trek begins in the quaint village of Pantwari with a rocky uphill climb, eventually merging into a shepherd’s trail marked by gentle ascents and steep descents.

The trail leads through dense forests of Rhododendron and Oak, with snow-covered sections adding an element of challenge. After trekking for about 5.5 kilometers, the forest opens up to a small clearing where the Nag Mandir is located, offering mesmerizing views of the surrounding Himalayan peaks. This serene spot serves as the campsite for the day, making it an ideal place to relax and soak in the natural beauty.