Deo Tibba Base Camp is a moderate-to-difficult trek near Manali, Himachal Pradesh, reaching Chota Chandratal lake at about 4,480 m below Deo Tibba peak (6,001 m). It takes 5–6 days from Jagatsukh through the Chikka and Seri meadows, usually between May and October.
About the Deo Tibba Base Camp trek
Also called the Chota Chandratal trek, the route climbs from Jagatsukh through pine and deodar forest to the Chikka and Seri meadows, then over moraine to the lake below Deo Tibba and Indrasan.
When to go
Best months: May–Oct
- Jannot recommended
- Febnot recommended
- Marnot recommended
- Aprnot recommended
- Mayrecommended
- Junrecommended
- Julrecommended
- Augrecommended
- Seprecommended
- Octrecommended
- Novnot recommended
- Decnot recommended
How difficult is it?
- Easy
- Easy–Moderate
- Moderate
- Moderate–Difficult
- Difficult
No technical climbing is needed, but the trek reaches nearly 4,500 m and includes boulder and moraine sections, so it is physically demanding.
How to reach
- Nearest city
- Manali
- Nearest airport
- Bhuntar Airport, Kullu
Common questions
How high does the Deo Tibba base camp trek go?
To Chota Chandratal lake at about 4,480 m.
Is Deo Tibba base camp a technical trek?
No, but it is physically demanding because of the altitude and rough terrain.