Nag Tibba, or the Serpents Peak, is the highest peak in the Lesser Himalyan Range in Garhwal. Nag Tibba can be reached by three routes, of which the one via Panthwari (Pantwari) village
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Nag Tibba (‘Serpent’s Peak’), 3,022
metres (9,915 ft), is the highest peak in
the lesser himalayan region of
Uttarakhand state (Garhwal Division)
and a region of Bugyals (High Altitude
Meadows). It is believed to be the abode
of ‘Nag Devta’ or God of Snakes, from
which it borrows the first part of its
name; “Tibba” is a local word for hill or
peak. Local villagers come here to offer
their prayers to Nag Devta for the
protection of their cattle.
