“Where the Road Ends, the Magic Begins.”
Escape the chaos of the city and join the TravelMite Tribe on an extraordinary journey to the hidden jewel of Kumaon—Munsiyari. Known as the "Mini Kashmir" of Uttarakhand, this circuit isn't just a trip; it’s a perfect blend of high-altitude adventure, spiritual awakening at Kainchi Dham, and the cosmic energies of Kasar Devi.
From the towering peaks of Panchachuli to the mist-covered trails of Khaliya Top, every mile of this journey is designed to reset your soul.
The Spiritual Gateway: A peaceful halt at Kainchi Dham, the world-renowned ashram of Neem Karoli Baba, to start our journey with blessings and gratitude.
Cosmic Connection: Experience the unique geomagnetic vibrations at Kasar Devi, one of only three places in the world (alongside Stonehenge and Machu Picchu) with such high cosmic energy.
Nature’s Grandeur: Witness the thunderous Birthi Falls, a 125-meter-high cascade that stands as a sentinel to the Munsiyari valley.
The Ultimate Ascent: A trek to Khaliya Top (11,500 ft) for a breathtaking 180-degree panoramic view of the Greater Himalayas—Nanda Devi, Rajramba, and the Panchachuli peaks.
Authentic Kumaoni Hospitality: 3 Nights of handpicked stays where the air is crisp, the food is local, and the views are endless.
Afternoon: Visit the world-renowned Kasar Devi Temple. Feel the unique geomagnetic energy (one of only three such spots on Earth!). Spend some quiet time meditating or simply soaking in the 180-degree Himalayan views.
Evening: Explore the local Hippie Hill cafes or take a nature walk through the cedar forests.
Night: Bonfire, dinner, and overnight stay at Kasar Devi.
Wake up early in the morning as today is your munsiyari exploration day.
Breakfast will be served at around 8 am.
Today you will have 2 options to explore,
Return to your rooms by the evening,
Dinner will be served and overnight stay in the hotel.
Balati Bend – Khaliya Top – Zero Point – Overnighter
Wake up to the clouds, sleep under the galaxy.
The Ascent Begins: Post a hearty mountain breakfast, we drive to Balati Bend, the gateway to the wilderness. From here, our trek starts through dense Oak and Rhododendron forests.
Reaching the Ridge: We trek up to Khaliya Top (11,500 ft). Forget luxury hotels; today we check into our Rustic Forest Huts/Alpine Tents. Drop your bags, breathe in the thin, crisp air, and let the silence of the mountains sink in.
The Ultimate Viewpoint (Zero Point): For the restless souls, we push further to Zero Point. This is the highest vantage point in the region. Prepare to be humbled by the unmatched, towering views of Panchachuli, Nanda Kot, and Rajrambha. It feels like you can literally touch the peaks!
The Golden Hour: Trek back to our campsite just in time for the Sunset. Watch the Himalayan giants turn from gold to fiery orange.
Night Under the Stars: As the temperature drops, we gather for a warm, soul-satisfying dinner. The night ends with a million stars above us, an astronomical experience you won't find in any city.
Overnight Stay: Forest Huts / Tents at Khaliya Top.
Khaliya Top – Munsiyari – Delhi (The Final Descent)
“Wake up to the Himalayas, take them home with you.”
The Magic Hour: Open your tent/hut to the first light of the sun hitting the snow-capped giants. Watch Panchachuli, Nanda Kot, and Rajrambha turn from silver to a brilliant, fiery gold. This is the moment you came for—the ultimate Himalayan sunrise.
Breakfast with a View: Enjoy one last hot mountain breakfast at 11,500 ft before we begin our descent.
The Trek Down: We trek back to Balati Bend. It’s a downhill walk, perfect for reflecting on the memories made over the last 3 nights.
The Long Drive Back: We board our vehicle from Munsiyari and start the journey toward the plains. As the high peaks fade into the rearview mirror, the TravelMite Tribe vibes continue with music, stories, and a farewell dinner on the way.
Arrival in Delhi: Reach Delhi by 05:00 AM (Day 5), just in time for the start of the week, but with a soul completely recharged.
Delhi to Delhi: Seamless travel in a comfortable AC Pushback Coach/Tempo Traveler (as per group size).
The Journey: Curated playlists, mountain pitstops, and a smooth ride through the Kumaon hills.
• Clothing - including thermal pants and shirt, a pair of woollen gloves, woollen and sun caps, 3 pairs of woollen socks,a woollen scarf,thick jacket etc.
• At least 1 litres of botteld water,and instant food like cookies and cakes.
• Necessary toiletries like hand sanitizers, towels, napkins, etc.
• Extra plastic bags.
• Sunglasses and lip balms.
• Waterproof rucksack and rain cover for rucksack.
• Medical kit, including any prescribed medicines.
• Torch with fresh battery.
• Relevant trekking and camping gear like trekking shoes, trekking backpack, trekking poles, etc.
• Power Bank
• Raincoat
• Extra Pair of Slipper/Shoes
• Medication( if any prescribed by doctor)
IDENTITY PROOF
In keeping with Government regulations, we request all guests (on single/double/triple occupancy) to carry a photo identity to present on check-in. Foreign nationals are required to present their valid passport and visa. Indian nationals can present any government issued photo identity address proof card e.g. driving license, passport, Aadhar card or voter’s ID card. PAN Card will not be accepted as the above. Also do keep handy proof of corporate affiliations, if you have made a corporate booking.
NO SMOKING
The Government of India has introduced a ‘no smoking’ rule for hotels, restaurants and all public places. This means smoking is prohibited in all parts of the campsite except in designated areas.
PAYMENT POLICY
50% payment at the time of Confirmation. Balance payment 24 hours prior to Departure.
Please note that the room/s and the rate will be confirmed subject to availability, at the time of receipt of the advance deposit details.
CHECK-IN/CHECK-OUT POLICY
AMENDMENTS/CANCELLATION
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The best time to visit Munsivari is from April to July. In addition, the greenery is at its full bloom during September to November and one can easily view the panoramic sight of the Himalayas in the month of November. Although the weather remains cool throughout the year, nights can be a little chilly. The climate remains pleasant during these months.
Unlike other maior hill stations, Munsiyari is a hill station entirely established by the Kumaoni people of Uttarakhand that reside in Munsiyari and its vicinity. Local people of Munsiyari are very humble and even make sure that all the tourists are safe and sound. The crime rate in Munsiyari is almost negligible although common sense is always important to keep oneself out of troubles.
Yes, Munsiyari being a popular hill station in the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand offers plenty of services.
Snowfall in Munsivari usually commences in the last week of December up until the month of January.
Apart from the plethora of ancient temple in Munsiyari itself, one can opt for other destinations, which are approximate to Munsiyari. Pithoragarh is another picturesque hill station just 127 kms from Berinag. Chaukori and Berinag are also located nearby to Munsiyari.
Munsiyari is at a distance of 635kms via NH-125 and NH-24 from Delhi. There are various modes of transportations that are available to reach Munsiyari:
• By Road: Munsiyari is well connected with major northern cities via motorable roads. There are various bus services available from Delhi to Munsivari. One can opt for semi-deluxe or deluxe as per their needs. In addition to that, Munsivari is connected with Delhi by Uttaranchal State Road Transport Corporation buses on a regular basis from Anand Vihar ISBT. If you have don't get the straight bus for Munsiyari you can take buses for cities like Haldwani, Kathgodam, Pithoragarh, and Bageshwar from Delhi. Taxis and buses are easily available for Munsiyari from these locations.
•By Rail: The nearest railhead is Kathgodam Railway Station, which is 301 kms from Munsiyari.
There are numerous trains connecting Kathgodam with other major cities like Delhi, Lucknow and Kolkata etc. The frequency of trains to Kathgodam is quite high as it is the gateway to the Kumaon region of Uttarakhand.
• By Air: Although Naini Saini is the nearest airport to Munsiyari but currently there are no flights operates from there. Therefore, the nearest operational airport is the Pantnagar Airport that lies approximately 335 kilometres from Munsiyari and offers daily connectivity with New Delhi.
The nearest airport is the Pantnagar Airport, which lies approximately 335 kilometres from Munsiyari, and offers daily connectivity with New Delhi.
Kathgodam is the nearest railway station, which is at a distance of 301 kms from Munsivari. There are several car rental and tour companies, which operate from Kathgodam that provide taxis to Munsiyari.
The actual climb to the Khaliya Top summit begins from Balati Bend, from where the peak is around 9 km. While termed as an easy to moderate trek, there are some steep climbs on this route as well.
Thamri Kund or Thamri Tal is located near the Himalayan city named Munsiyari and is surrounded by alpine trees. Unlike the layers of clouds, this lake is located at about 7500 feet above sea level.
Our rooms are on double, triple, and quad sharing basis. (Offers are subject to availability.)
YES, If you want us to design a customized itinerary for you and your family/friends, reach out to us at info@travelmite.com or Call us at 8010000205.
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