Nag Tibba month by month
JanSnow, cold
FebSnow
MarSnow melting
AprRhododendrons
MayPleasant
JunWarm, hazy
JulMonsoon
AugMonsoon
SepRain easing
OctClear views
NovClear, cold
DecFirst snow
BestOkayAvoid
The seasons on Nag Tibba
Winter
SnowSnow on the meadows and the summit; nights well below freezing. Weekends get busy with groups from Delhi.
Suits: Easy snow trek, first-timers
Spring and early summer
PleasantRhododendrons bloom in April, and the meadows turn green. Views can be hazy by June.
Suits: Families, forest walks
Autumn
ClearCrisp, dry air after the rains gives the best mountain views of the year.
Suits: Photography, clear peaks
Monsoon
AvoidMuddy, slippery trail, leeches, cloud and landslides on the road to Pantwari.
Suits: Not recommended
What to pack for Nag Tibba
Winter
- Down jacket and fleece
- Thermal inners
- Waterproof trek shoes
- Gaiters or microspikes
- Woollen cap and gloves
Spring and autumn
- Fleece or light jacket
- Rain jacket
- Cap, sunscreen and sunglasses
- Trek shoes with good grip
Always
- Two 1-litre bottles
- Head torch
- Snacks and energy bars
- Photo ID
- Bag for your rubbish
Best Time for Nag Tibba: FAQs
When can I see snow at Nag Tibba?
Usually from December to March, most reliably in January and February.
Can I do Nag Tibba in summer?
Yes. April to June is pleasant, with green meadows and rhododendrons in April.
