Munsiyari
Munsiyari
a captivating Himalayan town located in Uttarakhand, India, and it truly showcases the majestic beauty of the region. Nestled on the northern tip of Uttarakhand, Munsiyari is bordered by Tibet to the north and Nepal to the east. This strategic location offers not only stunning vistas but also serves as a gateway to several natural wonders.
One of the most awe-inspiring sights in Munsiyari is the world-famous Panch Chulli mountains. These towering peaks, reaching an impressive height of 22,600 feet, create a breathtaking backdrop against the expansive canvas of the greater Himalayas. The town itself is embraced by high snow-capped mountains and surrounded by glacial springs, providing a picturesque and serene environment.
Today we offer a ethnically well-designed mountain lodge that provides visitors an experience of being part of the local cultural setting without compromising on essential modern comforts.
Located next to the Tribal Heritage Museum and surrounded by deep greenery with a stream flowing past, Wayfarer Munsiyari is built to cater to the tastes of all nature lovers.
For the local tribal inhabitants, Munsiyari holds deep cultural significance as the “place of snow.” The indigenous people have a strong connection to the land and its snow-capped landscapes. Exploring the town and its surroundings offers a glimpse into their way of life and the rich heritage they possess.
Munsiyari is also renowned for being the gateway to several glaciers, such as Milam, Ralam, and Pachu. These icy giants hold a certain allure and attract adventure seekers and nature enthusiasts from around the world. Additionally, Munsiyari provides access to Nanda Devi East, one of India’s highest peaks, standing proudly at 24,829 feet.
Getting to Munsiyari
To get to Munsyari, you can travel by road or train up to Kathgodam.
From Kathgodam, you would need to drive up the regular hilly road to either Ranikhet or Almora – a three hours drive that takes you past Bhimtal and Bhowali. You can stop for the night either at Ranikhet or Almora.
From Ranikhet the access is through Someshwar, Kausani, Baijnath, Kapkot, Sama, Tejam, Birthi Fall to Munsiyari. From Almora the access is through Bageshwar, Vijaypur, Chaukhori, Thal, Nachni, Tejam, Birthi Fall to Munsiyari.
Trains from Delhi, Kolkata, Lucknow and Bareilly connect to Kathgodam daily. People driving from Delhi can come directly to Ranikhet and stop for the night at Snow View Hotel, a Wayfarer related property. Thereafter, they may proceed to Munsyari through Kausani, Baijnath, Kapkot, Sama, Tejam, Birthi Fall to Munsiyari.
Wayfarer Munsiyari is located three kilometers from Munsiyari bus stand in village Sarmauli and is next to the Tribal Heritage Museum
Distances
Delhi — Munsiyari | 625 kms
Kathgodam — Munsiyari | 280 kms
Ranikhet — Munsiyari | 200 kms
Best Seasons
Munsiyari’s ideal seasons for visitation span from October to June, excluding the monsoon period from July to September.
Autumn, from October to December, provides settled weather and clear mountain views.
Winter, from January to March, brings snowfall and a chilly ambiance, attracting visitors seeking a unique experience.
From April onwards, as spring unfolds and summer takes hold, Munsiyari witnesses an increase in tourist activity. The weather remains generally pleasant during this time, with occasional pre-monsoon rainfall.
Nanda Devi Temple
Khaliya Top
Maheshwari Kund
Birthi Falls
Kalamuni Temple
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Nature Awaits.
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