Mt. Deo Tibba Expedition

About This Trip

Mt. Deo Tibba Expedition peak, is located in Himachal Pradesh’s Kullu valleys Pir Panjal Range is the second-highest peak and stands an astonishing 6,001 metres above sea level. The Deo Tibba is thought to be the meeting place for all gods (devtas), who are said to congregate and sit atop this hill to address topics of the utmost significance. It is located southeast of Manali above the village of Jagatsukh. Putting the legends aside, we like it because of its eccentricity. The sole adjective that describes its erratic personality is “temperamental.” Its intense moods, more than the fact that they are constantly changing, are what make it eccentric. With two vertical ice gullies and an ice cap on the route to the top, the trek begins in Manali, a popular destination for backpackers, and it qualifies as a rigorous mountaineering excursion. The track leads to the base camp of this spectacular peak through the most beautiful terrain, including expansive meadows with the most stunning display of colourful wild flowers, a panoramic view of the entire mountain range, and dramatic cloud formations that can be seen all along the way. We reach a scene of boulders, moraine, and slowly appearing snow that quickly covers the entire mountain’s surface as the vegetation begins to dwindle.