Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek(Whispering Moraine)

$1080 per person

The Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek is a breathtaking adventure through some of the most pristine and scenic landscapes in Himachal Pradesh. Located near Manali, this moderate-level trek takes you to the base of Deo Tibba—a majestic peak standing tall at 6,001 meters in the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas. The trek is perfect for nature lovers, photographers, and adventure seekers who want to explore the wild beauty of alpine terrain.

The journey begins from Jagatsukh village, a quaint hamlet just outside Manali. From here, the trail winds through lush forests of pine, oak, and birch before opening into expansive alpine meadows. Key campsites along the trek include Chikka, Seri, and the Tenta Base Camp—each offering spectacular views and serene camping experiences. As you ascend, you’ll cross glacial streams, see cascading waterfalls, and witness wildflowers blooming along the trail.

Reaching the base camp offers a mesmerizing view of Deo Tibba and nearby peaks like Indrasan. The landscape is dramatic, with snow-covered mountains, rocky ridgelines, and a sense of untouched wilderness that makes this trek truly special. Though the trek doesn’t require mountaineering skills, a good level of fitness is important due to the altitude and duration.

Why Choose the Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek?

The Deo Tibba Trek stands out as one of the best treks in Himachal Pradesh for several reasons:

Stunning Alpine Landscapes:
From dense forests to open meadows and glacier-fed streams, the route offers a constantly changing and scenic trail. The views of Deo Tibba (6,001 m) and Indrasan Peak are awe-inspiring and perfect for landscape photography

Less Crowded, More Serene:
Compared to popular treks like Hampta Pass or Bhrigu Lake, the Deo Tibba trail is quieter, making it ideal for trekkers seeking solitude and connection with nature.

Moderate Difficulty – Great for Beginners with Fitness:
Though the trek reaches high altitudes, it doesn’t require technical mountaineering skills. It’s a perfect introduction to Himalayan trekking for moderately fit individuals.

Unique Campsites:
Campsites like Chikka, Seri, and Tenta Base Camp provide breathtaking views, starry skies, and moments of peace that are hard to find elsewhere.

Details:

Duration: 9 days

Maximum Altitude: Approximately 4,480 meters (14,698 feet)

Total Distance: Around 37 km round trip

Difficulty: Moderate

Best Time to Trek: May to October

Starting Point: Khanol village (near Jagatsukh, Manali)

Highlights:

Panoramic views of Deo Tibba, Indrasan, and snowfields

Verdant meadows like Seri and Chikka

Glacial streams and remote campsites

Ideal for moderate trekkers looking for less crowded trails

Himachal Tourism

Hampta Pass Trek

9 Days

16+ Age

Trekking

Destination

Manali

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Day 01: Arrival in Delhi – Airport Pick-up & Hotel Stay in Delhi

Our representative will receive you at Indira Gandhi International Airport (DEL) and transfer you to your hotel in central Delhi. Relax, freshen up, and prepare for your Himalayan journey. Stay: 4/5 star hotel in Delhi Altitude: 216m

Day 02: Arrive at Bhuntar Airport

Bhuntar Airport to Manali (Tour Start Point) Airport: Bhuntar Airport (IATA: KUU) Altitude: 1,050 m Arrival & Transfer

Meet & Greet: Our representative will receive you at Bhuntar Airport.
Transfer to Manali (Distance: 50 km / 1.5-2 hours)

- Scenic drive along the Beas River.
- Check-in to pre-booked hotel in Manali.

Rest & Acclimatization

Light meals recommended.
Relax and let your body adjust to the mountain air.
Avoid strenuous activity on Day 1.

Evening: Introduction & Briefing

Tour orientation:

- Ride safety protocols
- Route overview
- Emergency & backup plans
- Document verification

Day 3: Manali(2,050 m) Khanol to Chikka(3,200 m): 4-5 hrs .

It takes around 1and a half hour to reach Khaol from Manali. Its almost 25kms and than trek starts from Khanol. Walk through pine forests and along the Duhangan River. Chikka is a common first-night campsite, with a small clearing, river access, and plenty of space to pitch tents.

Day 4: Chikka to Seri(3,900 m): 6 km, 5–6 hrs.

Traverse alpine meadows and cross streams with views of wildflowers and boulders. From Chikka, the trail enters deeper into the alpine zone. You'll leave behind thick forests and move into more open terrain. Cross a wooden bridge early on. Terrain becomes rocky as you approach Bhalu Ka Ghera ("bear’s circle") – a common rest spot. Named so because Himalayan brown bears are believed to hibernate in this area (though rarely seen). Continue trekking across meadows, loose rocks, and small streams. As you ascend, the Duhangan Nallah (river) remains on your right side. Listen for the roaring of the river—it keeps you company most of the way. Seri Campsite appears after a final push through boulder-strewn meadows. It is a wide alpine meadow with a flat expanse ideal for camping.

Day 5: Seri to Deo Tibba Base Camp(Tainta)( 4,171 m) :4 km,

Cross flat meadows and marshy land. Expect to walk over wet, mossy ground in early sections-waterproof shoes are a plus. There are multiple small stream crossings (often glacial meltwater). Tainta Campsite/Deo Tibba Base Camp is Located in a broad alpine basin at the foot of the Deo Tibba glacier. It is surrounded by peaks like Deo Tibba (6,001 m) and Indrasan (6,220 m).

Day 6: Excursion to Chota Chandratal and Return to Base Camp: 2 km round trip: 2–3 hours

Visit the glacial lake known as Chota Chandratal, offering serene reflections of the surrounding mountains.

Day 7: Base Camp to Chikka: 10 km, 6–7 hours

Retrace your steps through the picturesque landscapes.

Day 8: Chikka to Khanol and Drive to Manali: 2–3 hours

Conclude your trek and return to the comforts of Manali.

Day 09: Buffer / Reserve / Departure Day

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Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek(Whispering Moraine)