The Deo Tibba trek is a 12 day trek and the total trekking distance is of about 75 km. The maximum altitude of the trek is 4480 metres or 14090 feet. The best season for going on this trek is mostly in between the summers and the early winters. So, May to October are the ideal months for going on this trek.
The trail would be having lush meadows, lofty now capped mountains, remote villages, hanging glaciers, panoramic views, giant cliffs and amazing topography.
The trek is adventurous, long and really exciting as you will be exploring things that you probably haven’t.
Location and How to Reach
The Deo Tibba trek is located in the Himachal Pradesh region in the Kullu valley. The starting point of the trek is at Manali. Manali is well connected with the road ways, so can one easily reach here by public or private transport.
By airways, you have to reach Bhunter which is the nearest airport.
For railways, one has to reach to Jogindernath railway station and that is the nearest railways station.
Itinerary
Day 1 Starting the trek with Reporting at Manali
The trekkers have to report at Manali which is the starting point of the trek. Briefing session about the trek would be done here. After this, sufficient time would be given for shopping at the local markets and sight-seeing.
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Day 2 Proceed from Manali to Chhika
The total distance from Manali to Chhika is about 9 km approx and reaching here would take around 6 to 7 hours. You will trek along the Alian River to reach the Chhika region.
The overnight stay will be here at the camps.
Day 3 Move ahead from Chhika to Seri
The next morning, after having breakfast the trek commences towards Seri which is 10 km approx. from Chhika and it would take about 6 to 7 hours.
Trek along the banks of the Jagathsukh Nallah and come across tree lined meadows while reaching Seri. Come across amazing wild flowers and Tainta waterfall on your way.
Day 4 Tainta will be the next destination from Seri
You will start walking from the flat meadows and go on the steep climb and you will get the slight views of the Deo Tibba.
The day will be spent mostly relaxing in the tents in the campsite.
Day 5 Tainta to Chhota Chandratal is the next trek route
The distance for this is around 5 to 6 km and the time taken would be around 5 hours. You will start from Tainta and climb upwards and reach a beautiful emerald blue glacial lake which is called as the Mini Chandra Tal.
You will find amazing wild flowers by the shores of the lake. After spending some time here, you will return back to Tainta to spend the overnight there.
Day 6 Return Back from Tainta to Chhika
While returning back, you will pass through Seri and keep descending downwards through the steep slopes.
The nights will be spent at the tents in the campsite.
Day 7 Finally follow the route of Chhika to Jagathsukh to Manali
This totally makes for a distance of 16 to 17 km approx and it would take around 8 to 9 hours to be precise. You will descend down the same path and cross the trails may be at different time hours so the views will be different.
The trek finally ends here and after reaching Manali, the trekkers have to make their own ways for departure.
Difficulty Level
The difficulty level of this trek is moderate to difficult. This makes it sure that this trek is not very suitable for the beginners. Instead the professionals could go on this trek and make the most of it.
You need to be at-least 10 years in age to go on this trek.
Weather
The weather of the Deo Tibba camp trek is mostly on the cooler side. The temperature is between 12-15 °C during the daytime and in between -6°C-5°C during the night time.
The weather obviously keeps on changing as per the season.
Accommodation
The trekkers would be spending the nights in the tents and enjoy the rich camping time and experience which is the heart of hiking.
Other than the camps, there would be accommodation in the guest houses and hotels.
Meals
Simple and healthy tasty meal would be provided to the trekkers. The package includes all breakfast, lunch, and dinner. During the trekking expedition, packed food will be given which will be of good quality.
There would be no compromise on the quality of the food.
Inclusions
Transportation during the Deo Tibba base camp trek.
Camping equipment like the tents, sleeping bags and the sleeping mats.
Guide, helper, cook and the other required staff.
Forest entry charges and all the necessary charges and permit fees.
Meals and first aid kit while being on the Deo Tibba base camp trek.
Mules and porters for carrying the camping luggage of about 10 kg per person for the Deo Tibba trekking route.
Mountaineering qualified and the professional trekkers who have ample knowledge of the Himalayan camp and who have the best Deo Tibba trek reviews.
The first aid basic kit is available for the trekkers along with the portable oxygen cylinders.
Exclusions
Personal Expenses and also the personal porters for personal use to cover the Deo Tibba base camp trek.
Transport to and from the starting point.
Insurance of any kind for this Deo Tibba trekking route.
Personal trekking equipment.
ATM Points and Connectivity
The last ATM point and the last area to receive the phone connectivity before starting the Deo Tibba base camp trek is at Manali. If the trekkers have to withdraw the money for the emergency use then this is the last accessible spot.
You may find weaker phone connectivity after this but finding ATM would really be difficult.
Permissions and Permits
Before going to trek any Himalayan destination including the Deo Tibba trek, you need to take permission and the permit of the Indian Mountaineering Foundation (IMF) to let your Himalaya trekking expedition go smooth.
All costs of permissions/permits are included in the package. Our professionals would do this on your behalf.
Things to Carry
- Backpack with all your necessities for your entire Deo Tibba trek.
- A rain cover because you cannot predict the Deo Tibba hiking temperature.
- Water bottles and all your refreshments which include all sorts of hydration packs which you prefer.
- Snacks like the energy bars and the protein bars which would give you instant energy during your trek.
- Personal Medical Kit with all the necessary first aid items and medicines which you feel you will need. It is always advisable to take medicines for dizziness, upset stomach, headache, and cold and cough while being in Himalayan camps or anywhere.
- Pack your outfits with all the relatable clothing items like wind and waterproof jackets, t- shirts, track pants, thermal inners, trekking shoes and fleece jackets. All the necessary winter outfits for the winter treks.
- All the toiletries products in a bag because you will need them the most.
- Also do not forget to take your extra accessories like the sunglasses, caps, gloves, walking stick, torch, and similar other items.
- You must avoid the sports shoes, jeans, and shorts while going to the Himalayan camp. It is always better to stick to the trek pants and the joggers.
