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Max Altitude

19,700 FT

Grade

Difficult

Duration

13 Days

Trekking KM.

60 KM

Suitable for:18+ years
Experience:Basic mountaineering course/experience of successfully climbing at least 1 peaks of more than 6000m./19,700 ft.
Fitness:Cover 7 km of distance in 35 minutes without a stress.

64,500 /Person

  • +5% GST (Goods and Services Tax)
  • Manali to Manali | included transport
  • Rs 61,500 Trek Cost & Rs 3,000 Transportation (All included in the cost)

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Overview

Trek Info


  • Trail TypePeak climbing
  • Rail HeadPathankot is the nearest rail head to the base camp
  • Airport Bhuntar, which is 52 km away from Manali
  • Base CampManali
  • Best Season
    • Monsoon Treks (Jul - Aug)
  • SnowMid December to Mid June
  • Services fromManali to Manali | Included Transport
  • MealsMeals while on trek & at Hotel/Guesthouse (Veg & Eggs)
  • StayCamping (Twin sharing) & Hotel/Guesthouse


  • Region - Himachal Pradesh
  • Duration - 13 Days
  • Grade - Difficult
  • Max Altitude - 19700 Ft.
  • Approx Trekking Km - 60 Kms.

Why Deo Tibba Is A Must Do Trek

Deo Tibba is a 6000-er peak and is the second-highest peak of the Pir Panjal Mountains. It is in the Kullu valley and the trek to Deo Tibba starts from Manali. There is a local belief that Gods assemble on the top hence the name Deo Tibba. The peak is climbed during many Mountaineering Courses expeditions by the ABVIMAS institute because it has technical importance. However, the peak is suitable for trekkers starting in the mountaineering field.

The peak is exceptional in a way that the summit is not a pointed ridge but a snow dome just like an ice cap. The trail to the summit goes through the beautiful Himachal Pradesh. First comes the beautiful Jagatsukh village near Manali and all along the trail, you will be greeted with many scenic sights. Right from the beginning of each day, the trail keeps changing, starting with the dense forests to Birch trees to meadows to a glacier, showcasing every element of the Himalayas. It also never shies from showing lakes and waterfalls including rockfalls!

Even though it is a 6000-er like Stok Kangri the peak requires mountaineering-style climbing. It requires a load ferry, crossing technical terrain difficulties, using fixed ropes, crampons, ice ax, etc. Therefore, Deo Tibba is a proper mountain expedition. It is recommended only for experienced trekkers having technical knowledge.

 

About The Trek

One of the most beautiful yet challenging treks in Manali, Deo Tibba takes you through lush forests of coniferous collective like pine, spruce, oak, fir, and silver birches with beautifully changing landscape to the top of the Deo Tibba summit.

The trek starts from Manali and on the first day of trekking, you will trek up to Chikka, crossing the beautiful village of Jagatsukh. It is one of the most beautiful Himalayan villages and was once the capital of Kullu. Chikka is a beautiful campsite where you will stay the night and the following day, you will head to Seri from Chikka. Seri is your next campsite after Chikka and then we will trek to Deo Tibba Base Camp the next day. Since Deo Tibba is a high-altitude trek, we need to take into consideration the fact of acquiring AMS, and as such we take necessary acclimatization measures.

Days 5 and 6 are acclimatization days. On day 5 you will rest and acclimatize yourself to the higher altitudes while on Day 6 we will load a ferry to Camp 1 and back to Deo Tibba Base Camp. The next day you will trek to Camp 1 from Deo Tibba Base Camp and stay the night at Camp 1. We will use the load ferry concept again the next day. You will load the ferry to the summit camp and make it back to Camp 1. The 10th day will be when we will make a summit attempt and then return to Camp 1. The next day you will descend to Deo Tibba Base Camp and the following day to Chikka and on the 13th day, you will head back to Manali ending the wonderful journey.

What Can You Expect At The Trek

The trek offers beautiful views of mighty Himalayan peaks like Deo Tibba (6001 m), and Indrasan (6220 m). You will pass through several scenic destinations along the trek like Chikka, Seri, and Tainta as well as mini  Chandrataal. You will also get a glimpse of the rivulet Ravi.

Deo Tibba is a difficult grade trek and as such it requires more strength and endurance as compared to other easy-level treks. It is best if you first gain experience in climbing 3000 m peaks and level up with a 6000-er. However, for beginners who are committed to completing the trek, start preparing at least 3 months before the trek so that you can be physically and mentally prepared for the trek.

Deo Tibba is a high-altitude trek and as such in the early months of the year, there are chances of snow on the higher passes which considerably starts to melt by August. mid-June to October is a good time to do the Deo Tibba Trek. The temperature ranges between 10 to 15 °C during the day and dips to a subzero temperature between -2 to 5 °C at night time. Appropriate clothing to battle the cold is advised. We suggest avoiding trekking in the monsoon because these places see heavy rainfall and the route can be extremely slippery and not to mention roadblocks and landslides due to the rain.

Trek The Himalayas offers transportation from and back to Manali and we also offer professional, mountaineering-certified trek leaders, guides, and support staff to help and assist you at every point of the trek. Also, the climatic conditions at higher altitudes vary a lot from the plains and proper acclimatization is very important. Keeping this in mind, we have included acclimatization days in the itinerary as well as the concept of load ferry, to give your body enough time to adjust to the lack of oxygen at higher altitudes. Meals are provided by us for all days of your trek with breakfast, lunch, and dinner and all the meals are nutritious and healthy.

Who can participate

    • Age; 18 years.
    • Basic mountaineering course/experience of successfully climbing at least 1 peaks of more than 6000m./19,700 ft.
    • The climber must be fit and have sufficient stamina to cover 7 km of distance in 35 minutes without a stress.
    • The climber should be able to carry a 15-20 kg backpack.

     

    Health Awareness

    • Pulse rate at rest must be in between (60 to 90 beats per minute)
    • Blood Pressure Reading must be in between (DIASTOLIC 75 – 85, SYSTOLIC 100 - 130 mm Hg)
    • Respiratory rate at rest must be in between (12 to 20 breaths per minute)
    • Should not have Liver and kidney issues
    • Should not have Diabetes Mellitus, Bronchial Asthma, Epilepsy, Heart problems, Hypertension etc
    • No pacemaker implant
    • People with the Sinus issues please contact to trek coordinator before booking the trek
    • If your BMI is not normal, Please contact our Trek coordinator before Trek booking.

     

    Government Employees {SCL}

    Government Employees can avail the benefit of Special Casual Leave (SCL) when you join us for a trekking expedition. As per the rules of the Pay Commission, Special Casual Leave can be availed  for up to 30 days in a calendar year for trekking/mountaineering expeditions through a registered organization. Trek The Himalayas is a registered adventure tour operator by Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) and Ministry Of Tourism (MOT) 
    Trekkers have to apply for leave at least 20 days before trek departure date.

     

    Note

    • Junior trekkers (below 15 years) should have a company of parent/guardian.
    • Trekkers between 15 to 18 years can come solo with the disclaimer form signed by parent/guardian.
    • Medical & Disclaimer Form (Mandatory Documents)    Click here

Itinerary

Day 1 : Arrival at Manali
    • Altitude: 2,050 m/ 6,750 ft
    • Check-in at the hotel (CP Plan) (twin/triple sharing)
    • Briefing after lunch approx. 12 pm
    • In the evening go sightseeing
    • Visit Hidimba Devi Temple, Vashist Kund, and other major sightseeing points (avoid Rohtang Pass)
    • Note: Only hotel stay included in the cost (food and sightseeing are excluded)

Arrive with excitement in the adventure hub, Manali. Get fresh and be ready to explore Manali. Manali is a town located on the banks of the Beas river. It is completely covered with tall Pine trees; the weather is pleasant throughout the year. This rustic enclave offers a beautiful respite for all the tourists who are looking for a break from the monotony of daily lives and the scorching heat of the summers. The glacial waters of the Beas River flowing down from the slopes of Rohtang Pass offer a perfect destination for adventure activities like white water rafting and rowing. On a clear day, you can also see the DeoTibba peak from Manali. You can roam around on Mall Road or visit Hadimba temple (also known as Dhungri temple), and Vashisht Kund. The Vashist village is a sacred village and the locals have a temple dedicated to the sage Vashisht in this temple. Try not to go far or gain height it may hurdle the acclimatization process. Delay your plans of visiting Rohtang pass after the expedition. At night stay in your hotel, give your body adequate rest to begin trekking the next day.

Day 2 : Manali to Chhikka
    • Altitude: 3,100 m/ 10,200 ft
    • Altitude gain: 1,050 m/ 3,450 ft
    • Drive Distance: 15 km | Duration: 1 hr
    • Trek Distance: 5 km, 2 to 3 hrs
    • Drive till the local dam at Khanaul via Jagatsukh
    • Enough  natural water sources on the way
    • The first 20 minutes is a steep climb.
    • Most of the trek is a gradual ascent in alpine forest
    • The last half an hour is on open grasslands.
    • Jagatsukh is the old capital of Kullu
    • Chikka is famous for the temple of Nag Devta
    • Stay in the tent (twin-sharing)

Get all ready to begin the first day of your trek. We will pick you up early in the morning post breakfast and refreshments. First, you start with a ride till Sethan and then followed by a small trek to Chikka. Make sure you actively observe the sceneries during the ride. It is wonderful climbing up passing through Jagatsukh. It is one of the beautiful villages with colorful wooden houses. Jagatsukh was old Kullu capital. The road ahead is not that good with bumpy curves. Look at the greenery around as you slowly move away from Manali. The drive from Manali to Sethan is not long but very scenic.

 

Right before Chikka, you will cross Sethan. It is another popular adventure site, it is famous for rock climbing and snowboarding. You can see the big tunnel doors of the Hydro Power project at even distances. After you have crossed the Khanaul dam get ready to start your trek. The trek route is through dense forests and uphill and it is also filled with different types of berries and flowers. The first 20 minutes are steep then it is a gradual walk through the valley. You will arrive at your campsite in 2-3 hours of the trek. From Chikka, you will get stunning views of Deo Tibba, Indrasan peak, and Spiti Valley. There’s also a beautiful Nag Mandir at the Chika campsite.  Enjoy your blissful stay in tents.

Day 3 : Chhikka to Seri
    • Altitude: 3,850 m/ 12,600 ft
    • Altitude gain: 750 m/ 2,400 ft
    • Trek Distance: 8 km | Duration: 5 to 6 hrs
    • Moderate level, gradual ascent till Seri
    • Walkthrough forest, meadow, and big boulders
    • Trek is one of the right banks of Jagatsukh Nallah
    • View of Deo Tibba peak
    • Enough water sources on the way
    • Seri campsite is a big green grassland
    • Seri was once a glaciated lake
    • Hot lunch at campsite
    • Stay in tent

Wake up fresh to start your hike to Seri. The trail starts with a gradual ascent through dense forest. As you move up slowly you may notice the forest cover getting sparse. The trail is throughout on the right of the Jagatsukh Nallah and it is well-marked with stones and cairns. You may also encounter freshwater springs at Panduropa and Dudu Patthar. An hour into your trek and you will cross a stream and a little further from the stream is a small section with boulders. If it has rained recently or raining during the trek then be very careful as these stones tend to get slippery. Once you cross the bouldered section, the climb gets steep, avoid straining your legs a little too much.

 

The Birch starts welcoming us through the trail followed by bushes. All of which vanishes to open grounds of meadows all of a sudden. These meadows are the grasslands of Seri but the campsite is a little away from here. After about 3 km of trekking, you will arrive at Panduropa, where you will find another bouldered section. Once you cross the bouldered section, your Seri campsite awaits you. You can see Tainta cliffs on the left and waterfalls on these rocks. This campsite is also pleasantly located on flat grounds. Seri once used to be a glacial lake but now it is a meadow that is drained of icy rivulets and now surrounded by greenery and wildflowers. From the campsite, you can see the neighboring cliffs of Jagatsukh, Norbu, Malana Pass, and a part of Deo Tibba peak. Stay overnight at the campsite.

Day 4 : Seri to Deo Tibba Base Camp
    • Altitude: 4,500 m/ 14,800 ft
    • Altitude gain: 650 m/ 2,200 ft
    • Trek Distance: 8 km | Duration: 5 to 7 hrs
    • Seri to Deo Tibba Base Camp via Tainta and Chota Chandratal
    • Gradual and steep mixed ascent
    • Two major steep ascents, both are just before Tainta and Chota Chandratal
    • Till Tianta walk is grassland and after that on the moraine
    • Enough water sources on the way
    • According to Hindu Mythology, Dhomya Rishi did meditation at Chota Chandratal
    • A mesmerizing view of Deo Tibba Peak for the base camp
    • Stay in tent

Today will be a little tough day compared to the previous two. The trek starts with a flat trail as you walk on the Seri grasslands. Keep walking along the Jagatsukh River and you will come across a waterfall, and somewhere nearby you will see a cairn. Cross the river and continue on the trail and you will begin climbing up. The climb is on the zig-zag trail till Tainta cliff and it is extremely steep for about 2-2 ½ hr. Once you cross the Nala or stream moraines start. You will overcome the boulder field. Another hour\'s walk on the ridge and you will be at the Tainta camp which is the base of the glacier.

As you can imagine henceforth the trail is through loose scree. Take your steps carefully. The climb through such a trail is for two hours until you reach Chota Chandratal. It is a tiny lake in the mountain depression. The entire lake is surrounded by wildflowers and the Deo Tibba peak towers beautifully against the lucid blue skies. Once you reach the top it\'s a flat walk all the way to the campsite. Your camp will be towards the downside of the lake. Unlike the previous two camps, this camp is in a closed valley. Cross the lake and find a suitable spot where you can pitch your tent.

Day 5 : Rest / Acclimatization day
    • An acclimatization day at this height is mandatory
    • Explore and enjoy a campsite surrounded by peaks
    • Technical gear distribution
    • Hot lunch at campsite
    • Visit Chota Chandratal After Lunch
    • General Meeting For The Setup Of Camp 1 And Summit Camp
    • Stay In Tent

Wake up today to chill and rest. Since we have reached 4200 meters in height it is important to give your body the time for acclimatization. On a high-altitude trek, it is extremely crucial to take enough time to acclimatize. If you are rapidly gaining altitude and do not schedule enough time to acclimatize, you put yourself at a higher risk of altitude sickness. This usually happens when a trekker climbs too high too quickly. To avoid such problems, it is essential to slow down and allow your body to adjust. This promotes your body to go through the necessary physiological changes to adjust to the environment and the decreased oxygen intake at higher altitudes. As AMS is not dependent on the age, fitness level, or experience of an individual, it is important for trekkers to take an adequate amount of acclimatization break to adjust to higher altitudes.  However, if you do get AMS, our trek leaders are trained to detect and deal with the symptoms of AMS and will provide you with sound advice if you have the symptoms. Also, if you experience signs of AMS, let your trek leader know immediately.

 

You can roam here and there and explore the campsite. Technical equipment will be distributed and tested by our team. You can try them and clear your doubts. You can visit Chota Chandratal after lunch. In the evening there will be briefing sessions on the summit process and further plans.

Day 6 : Load ferry to Camp 1 (Duhangan Col)
    • Altitude: 5,100 m/ 16,800 ft
    • Altitude gain: 600 m/ 2000 ft
    • Trek duration: 4 to 5 hrs
    • Moderate ascent for the first 200 m, steep for the next 300 m, and the last 100 m is gradual.
    • Camp 1 is set at the Duhangan Pass
    • Camp 1 is marked by a saffron-colored rock, visible from your base camp
    • The steep slope between 45 to 65 degrees
    • Have to cross Deo Tibba Glacier for set up at Camp 1
    • Glacier is full of open and hidden crevasses
    • Ascent is a mix of snow, rock, and ice, known for rockfalls
    • Load ferry will help participants to be better acclimatized for Day 7
    • Carry enough water
    • Packed lunch for the way
    • Stay in the tent (Deo Tibba Base Camp)

Today will mark your journey into the mountaineering world. In Mountaineering it is important to do a load ferry. It is a term that works on the principle of working at high altitudes and sleeping in low altitudes, where climbers first carry their equipment and gear to the higher camp and rest for the night at base camp. Since the physiological functioning of the body at higher altitudes is different than that on plains, it is important to take the necessary acclimatization measures. The load ferry concept helps for acclimatization and avoids AMS even at higher heights. Today you will be carrying your gear to camp 1 and will come back for the night at the base camp.

 

The trail is difficult that starts with a moderate ascent for the first 200 m then steep for 300 m followed by a 100 m flat slope. Camp 1 is situated on Duhangan Pass. Uniquely the location of the campsite can be seen from Base Camp also due to saffron-coloured rocks. The slope is between 40 to 65 °C and is filled with snow and rocks. You can see that the glacier starts. There are many crevasses on the glacier so watch your steps. The trail is known for rockfall, therefore, follow your guide and team.

 

Once you have loaded all the gear have your lunch at camp 1 and get ready to go down. Stay will be in the tents at Base Camp.

Day 7 : Deo Tibba Base Camp to Camp 1
    • Altitude: 5,100 m/ 16,800 ft
    • Altitude gain: 600 m/ 2,000 ft
    • Trek Duration: 5 to 6 hrs
    • The entire team will move to Camp 1
    • Leave the base camp early in the morning
    • Give proper rest to your body and keep warm
    • Stay in a tent (Camp 1)

Today will be the actual day when you will shift to camp 1 completely. Follow the same route as you did the day before. Be cautious on the rockfall area, glaciers, and while crossing rocks. The climb will take almost 5-6 hours. Make sure you do not exhaust your body and take enough rest. Stay in tents at camp 1.

Day 8 : Load ferry to Summit Camp
    • Altitude: 5,600 m/ 18,400 ft
    • Altitude gain: 500 m/ 1,600 ft
    • Trek distance: 4 km | Duration: 4 to 5 hrs
    • Also known as Camp 2
    • Ascent is full of snow
    • The First 1 hr is a gradual ascent, the rest is a steep ascent
    • Snow clothing and crampons are required
    • Spend some time at summit Camp for better acclimatization and back to Camp 1
    • Packed lunch for the day
    • Carry warm water from the campsite
    • Stay in tents (Camp 1)

It is time to move to the summit camp. But again it will only be load ferry and coming back to camp 1. Since we are gaining quite a bit of altitude in a limited time frame, altitude-related sickness is a possibility, which is why the load ferry concept is incorporated again to prevent altitude-related issues and to help your body adjust to the lack of oxygen. The entire trail is filled with snow in today’s trek. Therefore, wearing all the snow gear and clothing is necessary. Due to the presence of the snow, the trail becomes much more difficult.

 

For the first one hour, it is a moderate climb which later on becomes a steep climb. Be careful and follow your team. Follow the footsteps of your guide as he breaks the route open for you. Spend little time on the summit camp, and have lunch so that your body starts acclimatizing.  Again retrace your steps back to camp 1. Stay the night in Camp 1 and rest your body well.

Day 9 : Camp 1 to Summit Camp
    • Altitude: 5,600 m/ 18,400 ft
    • Trek duration: 4 to 5 hrs
    • Altitude difference: 500 m/ 1,600 ft
    • The entire team will move to Summit Camp
    • Leave all the unnecessary things at the Camp
    • Final summit briefing
    • Stay in tents (summit camp)

Today, the entire team will move to summit camp. Carry only minimal items that will be needed and leave the rest at camp 1 only. Follow the same as the day before. Since high-altitude climbing requires a proper acclimatization routine so expeditions usually employ the method of load ferry or making rounds between the camps to better adapt to the conditions. ‘Climb high and sleep low’ is a golden rule in such cases if you want to survive and successfully complete the expedition. For Deo Tibba, we make two rounds of the campsites, first during the load ferry when we move our stuff to Camp 1 and return to the lower campsite and again from Camp 1 and summit camp and back to Camp 1. This has many benefits. First, you divide the weight between two days so that you do not have to carry a massive weight during the trek. Second, it gives your body adequate time to adjust to the high altitude conditions, and lastly, each time you climb the same route, it becomes easier and also refines your techniques and skills.

 

Once you reach the camp, your team will brief you about the summit attempt. It’s a good time to brush up on the snow and ice skills. The night will be exciting as it will be the summit night. Eat full and rest properly for the summit attempt.

Day 10 : Summit Attempt and back to Camp 1
    • Altitude: 6000 m/ 19,700 ft
    • Altitude gain: 400 m/ 1,300 ft
    • Trek Distance: 6 km | Duration 4 to 6 hrs
    • Recheck all equipment
    • Summit attempt at 2-3 am in the morning
    • Fixed rope required through the gully
    • The First 300 m/ 1,000 ft is a steep and technical ascent
    • The last 100 m/ 300 ft is easy to walk on the dome
    • Indrasan peak is clearly visible
    • Summit is a giant snow dome
    • The final ascent to the peak has a few crevasses
    • Just before the summit, the slope becomes steeper
    • Summit is wide and can accommodate all team members
    • After the summit attempt wind up the summit camp and back to Camp 1
    • Reach Camp 1 in the early evening
    • Stay in a tent (Camp 1)

The summit attempt will start at 2 am in the early morning. Wake up accordingly to get all geared up for the summit push. Recheck all your equipment and be prepared. The route starts by crossing a gulley using fixed ropes. The First 300 m is a steep and technical ascent.

 

Keep climbing up on the snow slopes. You can see the Indrasan Peak as you gain height. The slope gets steeper right before the summit. The summit is actually a big snow dome, open and flat. Hence, the last 100 m to the summit is almost a flat walk. There are also many crevasses towards the end. While climbing to the summit after crossing the gully is manageable but the real challenge is the thinning air as you constantly gain altitude.

 

The summit is wide open that can accommodate all the team members. When you arrive at the summit you can clearly see Indrasen peaks and a mountain lake. The views are absolutely stunning. If in any cases summit push gets halted then buffer days will be used. After the summit attempt, spend a little time at the summit, bask in your sense of accomplishment and come back to camp 1.

Day 11 : Camp 1 to Deo Tibba Base Camp
    • Altitude: 4,500 m/ 14,800 ft
    • Altitude loss: 600 m/ 2,000 ft
    • Trek Distance: 3 km | Duration: 3 to 4 hrs away
    • Steep descent all the way
    • Reach Base Camp by afternoon
    • Return all the technical equipment given by TTH
    • Stay in tent

After the summit attempt, it is now time to start the return journey. Follow the same trail to DeoTibba Base Camp. It is a steep descent, therefore, watch your steps. Descending can be a little tough on the knees so be careful and maintain a steady pace. The terrain also has boulders, moraines and rocks so be a little careful. Try to reach the Base Camp by lunchtime. Return all your technical equipment to your Trek Leader. Rest after the strenuous days in your tents.

Day 12 : Base Camp to Chhikka
    • Altitude: 3,100 m/ 10,200 ft
    • Altitude loss: 1,400 m/ 4,600 ft
    • Trek Distance: 16 km, Duration: 6 to 8 hrs
    • Mixed steep and gradual descent
    • Packed lunch on the way
    • Stay in tent

Start your return journey back home. Retrace your steps through steep trails and moraines. The path is gradual and flat in between.  Essentially, you will be walking down the same steps that you came in The trail will be 14 km long hence carry your packed lunch. Enjoy your last tent stay at Chika.

Day 13 : Chikka to Manali
    • Altitude: 2,050 m/ 6,750 ft
    • Altitude loss: 1,050 m/ 3,450 ft
    • Trek distance: 5 km | Duration: 2 to 3 hrs
    • Drive distance: 12 km | Duration: 1 hr
    • Reach Manali by lunch
    • Stay is not included in cost

The last day of the trek has arrived. The last day is all about tracing your steps down through the same route that you came up with initially. Collect all the memories and say goodbye to the mountains. Follow the same trekking trail, all the way to Khanaul, and then ride back to Manali. The trek and drive included will take a few hours and you will reach Manali by lunchtime. Celebrate the joys of your achievement and have a safe journey home!

How To Reach

  • Pick Up Place
  • Drop Place
  • Note

You have to reach Manali

Options

1.  Take overnight bus to Manali from Delhi or Chandigarh, taking a bus from Chandigarh is the most ideal option.

  • Chandigarh to Manali Bus: 10 hours.
  • Delhi to Manali Bus: 14 hours is hectic and takes more time.

We always recommend to go for the govt. Buses over the private ones outside the bus station as based on the experience we have found that there are very high chances of delay involved with private buses. Also, govt. Buses are always more reliable. Whichever bus you choose, just make sure to reach Manali at least by 9-10 am positively.

Take a flight to Chandigarh Airport and then travel by bus to Manali is the best option.

2. You can even take a flight to Bhuntar Airport but I would not recommend it because of the high prices of the flight and very high chances of cancellations. In case you do reach Bhuntar by flight, Manali is just a couple of hours away and you can easily get a bus or a private taxi till there. If you do plan to come via Bhuntar, make sure to reach at least a day before the trek starts.

 

3. You can even come via train, Pathankot railway station is from where you can get direct buses to Manali that is 300 km from there and would take an overnight journey. Even in this case, reach a day before at Manali.

Once you reach the assembly point of the trek in Manali. TTH will take care of your further travel, which is also the starting point of the trek.

 

  • TTH’s Tata Sumo, Tempo Traveller or similar vehicles will pick-up you.
  • Pick-up is included in the cost of the trek.
  • If you wish to upgrade the transport service, please contact the Trek Coordinator.

Trekkers will be dropped at Manali Gov Bus Stand by 05:00 PM, for onward journey from Manali it is advised to make arrangements after 08:00 PM.

Cost Terms

  • Inclusions
  • Exclusions
  • Note
  • Tour Fee
  • Cancellation Policy

1. Accommodation: (as per the itinerary).
• Guest houses on Day 1 (twin/triple sharing basis).
• Camping during the trek (Day2 to Day 12).
2. Meals (Veg + Egg):
• All meals while trekking
• Day 2 Lunch to Day 13 Lunch.
3. Trek equipments: • Sleeping bag, Mattress, Utensils.
• Trekkers tent (twin sharing), Kitchen & Dinning tent, Toilet tent, Ropes, Micro spike.
4. First aid:
• Medical kits.
• Stretcher.
• Oxygen cylinder.

5. Support:
• 1 Mountaineering qualified & professional trek Leader.
• Guide (Number of guides depend on the group size).
• 1 High Altitude chef.

• Support staff.
6. Transportation: (as per the itinerary) • Manali to Khanaul (Day 2).
• Khanaul to Manali (Day 13).
7. All necessary permits and entry fees, Upto the amount charged for Indian nationals.
8. Porters to carry the central luggage.
9. Services from Dehradun railway station and return.

1. Any kind of personal expenses.
2. Insurance.
3. Food during the transit.
4. Any kind of emergency evacuation charge, hospitalization fee or etc.
5. Mule or porter to carry personal luggage.
6. Anything not specifically mentioned under the head.

Things can be provided on demand and availability (participant has to pay extra for these things)

1- Satellite phone/setphone - is a type of mobile phone that connects via radio links via satellites orbiting the Earth instead of terrestrial cell sites like cellphones. Therefore, they can operate in most geographic locations on the Earth's surface.

2- Gamow/PAC HAPO Bag (Portable Hyperbaric Bag) - is a unique, portable hyperbaric chamber for the treatment of acute mountain sickness (AMS), also known as altitude sickness.

3- AEDs (Automated External Defibrillators) - are portable life-saving devices designed to treat people experiencing sudden cardiac arrest, a medical condition in which the heart stops beating suddenly and unexpectedly

Insurance is mandatory and can be obtained through TTH or other providers. Non-Indian rates are slightly higher, trek coordinator will share the balance payment link after booking. If you choose not to book through us, we will refund your insurance fee; email us immediately after booking for the refund.

 

Normally TTH expect to carry your personal luggage on your own, if you wish to offload your backpack, you can give it to Mule.
Charges of offloading backpack:
INR 6,300/- if you make an online payment, 10 days in advance.
INR 6,500/- if you inform us after reaching Base Camp.
The backpack cannot weigh more than 11 kg. Backpack should have waterproof cover. Suitcases/strolleys/ bags will not be allowed.

In case of emergency: Safety of our trekkers is of prime importance to us. Our Trek Leaders are well trained to tackle medical emergencies, especially arising due to altitude. In more intense situations, the trekker will be shifted on a stretcher to the nearest medical centre at the earliest. The expenses at the medical centre, if any, are to be borne by the participant. To book a Trek/ adventure program please use our online booking form or, alternatively, you can call us on the given for confirmation of tour you have to wire a deposit and initial deposit.

The fee can be paid by online transfer/Check deposit/Cash deposit/Demand draft. Instruction for
payment will be forwarded along with your confirmation email. When your transfer is done, please
e-mail us a confirmation mail with your transfer details, so that we can follow up your reservation efficiently.
 

Cancellation terms:

For the cancellation of services due to any avoidable/unavoidable reasons, Trek The Himalayas must be notified of the same in writing at info@trekthehimalayas.com  At the time we receive your written cancellation, refunds based on the total fare are as follows.

Cancellations prior to 25 days from the start of the Trip

Refund options

  • 5% deduction of trek fee
  • 100% cash voucher for any trip till one year

Cancellation between 24 days and 15 days to the start of the Trip

Refund options

  • 30% deduction of trek fee
  • 100% cash voucher for same trip till one year
  • 85% cash voucher for any trip till one year

Cancellation between 14 days and 10 days to the start of the Trip

Refund options

  • Book the same trek, in the same season, with any other batch
  • 50% deduction of trek fee
  • 80% cash voucher for same trip till one year
  • 70% cash voucher for any trip till one year

Cancellation less than 9 days to the start of the trek

Refund options

  • Transfer your trek (same trek, same batch) to your friend
  • No cash refund
  • 20% cash voucher for the same trip till one year
  • 10% cash voucher for any trip till one year

 

In the unlikely event that TTH cancels a trek prior to the scheduled departure date:

While it is extremely rare for TTH to cancel a trek, we understand that unforeseen circumstances or natural disasters may occasionally require us to do so before the scheduled departure. These circumstances could include continuous rain or snow, thunderstorms, snowstorms, landslides, floods, earthquakes, or any other natural calamity that poses a risk to the safety of our trekkers. Additionally, unforeseeable events such as local riots, curfews, pandemics, lockdowns, government orders, or any similar situations that compromise the safety of the trekking experience may also necessitate a cancellation.

In the event of such a cancellation, TTH will provide you with a voucher equivalent to the amount you paid for the trek. This voucher can be redeemed for any of our treks within the next year, allowing you to still enjoy an adventure with us at a later date.

Note

  • The issuance of a voucher is not applicable in situations where you are required to descend from the trek for any reason. The trek leader may make the decision to send you down from the trek due to factors such as insufficient fitness level, symptoms of Acute Mountain Sickness (AMS), high blood pressure, exceeding the designated turn-around-time, health concerns, or if you are found smoking, drinking, or violating the rules set for the trek. In such cases, the provision of a voucher does not apply.

 

In the rare event that TTH shifts a trek:

We would like to emphasize that weather conditions in high-altitude areas are highly unpredictable and can undergo sudden changes at any time, irrespective of the day. Additionally, circumstances beyond our control, such as natural disasters, political unrest, pandemics, and lockdowns, may impact the feasibility of conducting a trek. In cases where we are unable to proceed with an event due to such circumstances that are beyond our direct control, we will make every effort to provide you with an alternative trek that is safer and more suitable.

In such situations, we will issue a voucher to offset the cost difference between the originally scheduled trek and the alternative trek. This voucher can be redeemed at any time within one year from the date of issue. Please note that a refund fee or reimbursement of the cost difference is not applicable in these cases.

Note:

  • Change of trek batch is dependent on the availability of seats in the batch
  • In case of transferring a trek to a friend, he/she should satisfy all the mandatory requirements put forward by TTH
  • TTH holds the right to change/cancel the policies, without prior notice
  • Cash refund is applicable only in case of bookings made without using any promotional offer code or vouchers

Cash Voucher Terms:

  1. This is a non-transferable voucher
  2. The voucher cannot be merged with any other offer of Trek The Himalayas
  3. The voucher is valid for Trek booked directly with Trek The Himalayas in India
  4. To avail the voucher please use your register phone number or e-mail id
  5. All the other Terms of booking a trek with Trek The Himalayas are applicable to the voucher
  6. Trek The Himalayas holds rights to add/remove any of the Terms and Conditions without prior notice

Itineraries are based on information available at the time of planning and are subject to change. "Trek The Himalayas" reserves the right to change expedition dates, people or itineraries as conditions warrant. If a trip must be delayed or the itinerary changed due to bad weather, road conditions, transportation delays, government intervention, airline schedules, sickness, or other contingency for which TTH or its agents cannot make provision, the cost of delays and/or other changes are the responsibility of the participant. TTH reserves the right to decline, or accept, any individual as a trip member for any reason whatsoever.

Trek Essential

  • Basic Gear
  • Clothes
  • Personal Utilities
  • Head Gears
  • Foot Gears
Back pack & rain cover(50 - 60 ltr) with comfortable shoulder straps
Day pack + rain cove20 - 30 ltr (If hire a mule or porter)
Walking stick1 Nos.
Water bottle/Hydration pack2 bottles of one liter each, People who use hydration pack 1 hydration pack and 1 bottle of one liter, Carry at least one thermos flask.
Personal Medical KitConsult your doctor
SnacksEnergy bars, dry fruits, electral/ors
T-shirts4 Full sleeves (Non-cotton)
Fleece T-shirts1 Nos.
Fleece jacket1 Nos.
Down feather / Hollofil jacket1 Nos.
Wind & waterproof (jacket & pant)1 Pair
Windstopper Pant1 Pair
Thermal inners (upper and lower)1 Pair
Trek pants2 Synthetic (avoid shorts, fitting denims, capris)
Waterproof gloves1 Pair
Fleece/woolen gloves1 Pair
Poncho1 Pair
Sunscreen creamMoisturiser
Hand sanitizerAntibacterial powder
Toothbrush and toothpasteLip balm / Chapstick
Toilet Paper & wipesQuick dry towel
Head torch1 Nos. (Avoid Hand torch)
Sun cap1 Nos. (One that covers the neck as well)
Woolen cap1 Nos.
Balaclava1 Nos. (Optional)
Neck-gaiters2 Nos.
SunglassesDark with side cover, it should be U/V protected, People who wear spectacles- (A)- Use contact lenses. (B)- Photo chromatic glasses.
Trekking shoes1 Pair (Waterproof, high ankle with good grip)
Climbing Boots1 Pair (Available on rent)
Floaters/flip-flops1 Pair
Cotton socks6 pairs
Woollen socks2 pairs
Gaiters1 Pair (TTH will Provide)

Fitness

Fitness regime for:

Difficult

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BMI Range Category
Less than 16.5 Serverely Underweight
16.5 - 18.5 Underweight
18.5 - 25 Normal
25 - 30 Overweight

  • If your BMI is normal, you can plan your fitness regime as mentioned.
  • If your BMI is not normal, consult your trusted physician before you plan your fitness regime.
  • If you're suffering from any chronic illnesses consult a medical practitioner.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the duration of the Deo Tibba Peak Expedition?

Deo Tibba Peak Expedition is a 13-day long trek.

What is the best time to go for the Deo Tibba Peak Expedition?

The best time to embark on the Deo Tibba Peak Expedition is during the pre-monsoon and post-monsoon seasons, which typically fall between May and June and September and October, respectively. During these months, the weather is generally clear and dry, and the skies are blue, offering excellent visibility of the surrounding mountain ranges.

What is the difficulty level of the Deo Tibba Peak Expedition?

Deo Tibba Peak Expedition is a difficult grade trek.

What is the route for the Deo Tibba Peak Expedition?

Our Deo Tibba Expedition itinerary goes through the following route: Manali - Chhikka - Seri - Deo Tibba Base Camp - Camp 1 - Summit Camp - Summit - Camp 1 - Deo Tibba Base Camp - Chhikka - Manali.

What are the essential items to carry for the Deo Tibba Peak Expedition?

Here are some of the essentials you should carry for the trek:

1. Trekking shoes: A good pair of trekking shoes is essential for a comfortable trek. Make sure your shoes are well-fitted, sturdy, and provide a good grip on the trail.

2. Warm Clothing: The weather can be unpredictable in the mountains, so it's important to carry warm clothing, including thermal innerwear, fleece jackets, down jackets, and waterproof jackets.

3. Trekking pants: Carry comfortable and quick-drying trekking pants that are suitable for weather conditions.

4. Backpack: A good quality backpack with a capacity of 40-50 liters is ideal for carrying your essentials during the trek.

5. Sleeping bag: A good quality sleeping bag is essential for a comfortable stay during camping nights.

6. Headlamp/Flashlight: Carry a good quality headlamp or flashlight with extra batteries for trekking during early morning or late evening hours.

7. Water bottle: Carry a reusable water bottle and stay hydrated throughout the trek.

8. Snacks: Carry energy bars, dry fruits, and snacks for instant energy during the trek.

9. First aid kit: Carry a basic first aid kit, including band-aids, antiseptic cream, pain relief spray, and medicines for altitude sickness.

10. Sun protection: Carry sunscreen lotion, sunglasses, and a hat to protect yourself from the harsh sun rays.

11. Trekking poles: Trekking poles can help in maintaining balance and reduce the strain on your knees while trekking.

What is the altitude gain during the Deo Tibba Peak Expedition?

In this trek, you reach a maximum altitude of 19,700 ft.

What is the cost of the Deo Tibba Peak Expedition?

Deo Tibba Peak Trek Expedition costs 64,500 INR per person.

Is it safe to do Deo Tibba Peak Expedition?

Yes, it is safe to do Deo Tibba Peak Trek Expedition with an expert organization. However, it is always advisable to take necessary precautions and follow safety guidelines issued by the Trek Leaders and guide while trekking in the mountains.

Is a permit required for Deo Tibba Peak Expedition?

Yes, a permit is required for the Deo Tibba Peak Expedition. The peak is located in the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas in the Indian state of Himachal Pradesh, and the expedition is regulated by the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF). However, if you trek with us we obtain all the necessary permits for you.

Which age group participates in the Deo Tibba?

The trek is suitable for people over 18 years of age.

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