Jagatsukh to Base of Deo Tibba Manali

Approximately 6 kilomers from Manali towards Naggar, lies the quaint village of Jagatsukh, which is popular for hosting some of the ancient temples dedicated to Lord Shiva and Sandhya Gayatri in Shikhara Style. Further, the village often sparks as a base for several trekkers journeying to the base camp of Deo Tibba. The trek to the base of Deo Tibba from Jagatsukh is often picked by the amateur walkers seeking to capture the opulent beauty of the Himalayan horizon for once in a lifetime experience. The journey divulges a varied landscape that is patched with orchards within the thick forest dotted with varied species of Himalayan trees and plants. Further, it enriches with the magnificent view of the Deo Tibba Peak that towers at an elevation of 6,001 meters. The trail follows parallel to the Pir Panjal Range and goes along the Bahangan Nullah from Khanul, which is tucked at 2,020 meters. One of the easiest treks in Himachal Pradesh and a short trek from Manali, the trek to the base of Deo Tibba woos the souls of several trekkers every year. This trek leads out of the tiny village of Khanul, a little distance away from Manali and climbs steadily through evergreen forests and meadows, alongside numerous streams. An easy trek with some of the most beautiful walks in Manali region unfolds the most magnificent mountainscapes. To complete this trek, one will have to face challenging weathers, brave varied landscapes, trek over narrow graveled roads and pass high mountain passes. The fun and adventure of travelling to Deo Tibba is that there are no proper roads or civilization for miles and barrenness all around.

One of the most popular treks in the Manali region, the Jagatsukh to Base of Deo Tibba Trek, takes about ten days to complete. The trek will take you through changing landscapes and give you an opportunity to meet and greet with locals as well. The trek begins from Jagatsukh and then move towards Chhika, Seri until Chandratal. One of the most beautiful sights of the trek is crescent-shaped Chandratal, or the moon lake lies in a glacial bowl. The shimmering blue lake against the backdrop of the snow covered mountains makes it an excellent site for camping. Also, the lake offers some good view of Deo Tibba and others peaks of Manali and Spiti ranges. On the second last day, an easy descent will bring you to the Bahnara village famed for its Arjun Gufa, before driving back to Manali. If you love to go for the trek from Jagatsukh till Deo Tibba base camp, then you will love our itinerary too. Evergreen Himachal is offering this fantastic trek trip, which will let you explore the pristine length and breadth of the Himachal Pradesh's remote regions. Come and see why so many travelers have raved about their time in Himalaya on this awesome trip.