Deo Tibba Base Camp

Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek is a High Altitude Trail in the Pir Panjal Mountain Range of Himalayan Ranges System. There are multiple river crossings making it a unique Trans Himalayan Adventure with some majestic views along the way.

Months of May, June (pre-monsoon) and September, October (post-monsoon) are the best time to do Deo Tibba Base Camp Trek.

Good physical fitness is must for all treks and so it is for this trek. Doing regular walks and jogging for 25 minutes every day is recommended. Deo Tibba Base Camp is considered to be a High Altitude Trans Himalayan Trek falling under Difficult to Very Difficult category.

The daytime temperatures are pleasant and can go up to 20 degrees. However, in mornings and evenings single digit temperatures can be expected and it might drop below zero during nights.

Deo Tibba Base Camp trail varies from 9 to 15 kms in a day and walking time ranges from 6 to 10 hours, depending on terrain, enabling us to reach the campsite by evening.

Digene – 10 tablets, Crocin – 5 tablets, Avil 25mg – 4 tablets, Disprin – 10 tablets, Norflox – 10 tablets Diamox – 10 tablets Avomine – 4 tablets Combiflam – 5 tablets Basic Medical Items: Cotton – 1 small roll Band aid – 10 strips Gauze cloth – 1 small roll Betadine cream Leukoplast – 1 small roll Crepe bandage – 3 to 5 meters Moov spray ORS – 5 packets

Diamox is a medicine which helps in acclimatization, but it also has certain side effects and is not recommended to people allergic to Sulpha class of medicines. We advise trekkers to consult a physician before taking any such medicine.

All our treks are accompanied by certified and experienced trek leaders. Following the principles of sustainable tourism, we source our local teams from neighbouring villages. Along with the trek leader, our support staff consists of cooks, helpers, mules, and local guides. The size of the team depends on the group size.

Our group size seldom crosses 15 pax. We ensure smaller group sizes as it enhances the overall trekking experience and team bonding.

If you have booked on a fixed departure date, the trek will operate even if there is only one trekker. Fixed departures are our commitment to customers.

Mountains are safer compared to plains. People are generally helpful and respectful. We maintain a male-to-female ratio of approximately 2:1. Solo female trekkers either share tents with other female trekkers or are provided a separate tent.

Kindly refer to the Things to Carry section for detailed information.

Trekkers are advised to carry only what is required. In case you want to offload your backpack, we provide mule support at a cost of ₹250 per bag per day, with a weight limit of 9 kg per bag.

Good trekking shoes are recommended for all treks. High-ankle trekking shoes are advised for better support and safety.

Tents provided are 3+1 tents which comfortably accommodate 2–3 trekkers.

Though first-time trekkers may join, prior trekking experience of multiple 14,000 feet plus treks is recommended. Deo Tibba Base Camp requires good physical and mental fitness. To achieve the recommended fitness level, trekkers should refer to “How to Prepare for a High Altitude Trek”.

Vegetarian meals are provided throughout the trek, along with eggs during breakfast in the initial days. Vegetarian food is recommended at high altitudes as it is easy to digest. We provide breakfast, lunch, evening snacks, and dinner.

Water found in Himalayan streams is generally safe to drink. Trek leaders and guides will inform you about safe water points. If unsure, trekkers are advised to carry water purification tablets.

Treks operate in remote regions with limited connectivity and extreme weather conditions. Unforeseen circumstances may require itinerary changes. In such cases, the trek leader will inform trekkers about the revised plan and best available alternatives. Any additional cost incurred due to these changes will be borne by the trekkers.

Depending on the group size, transportation may include Sumo, Xylo, or similar vehicles. In some cases, tempo travellers are used.

Certified and experienced trek leaders are trained to handle high-altitude illnesses. We carry first aid kits and oxygen cylinders. In case of serious emergencies, the trekker is rescued to the nearest road head. Any evacuation cost incurred is borne by the trekker. A medical fitness certificate is mandatory before the trek.

Yes, the Deo Tibba Base Camp can be customized. The cost depends on group size, trek style, and region.

In such situations, an alternate trek of similar value is offered depending on weather conditions. As all arrangements are pre-planned and prepaid, no refunds are provided for unutilized services.

Up to 24 days: 95% refund Between 14–24 days: 70% refund Between 8–14 days: 50% refund Less than 7 days: No refund

More than 1 month before trek: No charge Between 7–24 days: 30% charge Less than 7 days: 100% charge