Everyone who enjoys hiking should go on the Nag Tibba trip at least once, although it is highly recommended for those who are going to Dehradun and Mussoorie. The highest point in the Nag Tibba range of the Garhwal Himalayas is the Serpent Peak, which stands at an elevation of 9,910 feet and has a wide variety of attractions for tourists. It is just a three-hour trip from Mussoorie, yet it is one of the most thrilling destinations in the area! The Nag Tibba Trek is widely regarded as being among the most rewarding hikes in all of Uttarakhand, particularly for first-timers. The famously pleasant climate of Mussoorie can be experienced in Nag Tibba as well, and this pleasant climate may be enjoyed throughout the whole year! The trek’s high altitude means that the weather will be good throughout the whole year. The lowest temperature in December is 6 degrees, while the highest temperature in the summer is 25 degrees. The temperature ranges greatly throughout the year. If you choose to do the Nag Tibba Trek during the peak winter season, you will begin to see snow patches shortly before you reach the base camp. On the other hand, the true adventure begins on the second day, as you make your way closer and closer to Tibba Top. On this day, you should put your trekking poles and snow gaiters to good use and use their maximum potential. The belief that the more difficult and lengthy a journey is, the more rewarding the experience will be and the greater the view will be may be disproved by the walk up Nag Tibba. The sight of the Spiti Valley on one side and the Bandarpoonch Range on the other is enough to convince someone that paradise is a genuine place on earth.