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Munsiyari Tour

Munsiyari and Kausani

SumitraNandan Pant Gallery, Lakshmi Ashram, Baijnath Temple, Dandeshwar Temple, Rudrahari Mahadev Temple, Pinnath and many more. Rudradhari Falls, Anasakti Ashram, Kausani Tea Estate, Kausani Planetarium, Someshwar, Stargate Observatory,

Kausani hill station

A combination of natural topography, historical sites and cultural values are the places to visit in Kausani, all backed up by sprawling views of the mesmerising Himalayas. Kausani is a delicate hilly-town that has a lot to give to everyone visiting. Your time in Kausani will be filled with a punch of all the places to visit in Kausani, from fragrant and lush tea gardens, gushing waterfalls to an observatory settled in the mountains.

You'd walk across the rugged terrain with wealthy natural surroundings one day and you'd be stargazing under the clearest of night skies the other day. For a wholesome event, you can visit Kausani with friends , relatives, your significant others. Your tour of all the Kausani tourist sites, an experience like no other, will be an exciting part of the overall Uttarakhand vacation.

Anasakti Ashram: This peaceful abode is one of Kausani's best places to visit and is a tribute to the nation 's father, Mahatma Gandhi, who wrote his memorable commentary here on Anashkti Yog. Gandhi spent a few days of his life here and was touched by this richly blessed spot's blissful splendour. This peaceful retreat has now been transformed into a study cum research centre, also known as the Gandhi Ashram, and a residential facility with 24 rooms is available for your nice stay.


Rudradhari Falls: A natural secret attraction of Kausani, the enchanting Rudradhari Falls feature many ancient caves. The waterfall 's base is surrounded by tiny cascades that merge into a single wide pool and a lush green valley that surrounds it, rendering the place awe-inspiring. Lovers of nature will enjoy a short trek to the main point of this majestic waterfall from the neighbouring Kantali village.

Kausani Tea Estate : This famous tea garden, one of the top tourist places in Kausani for Himalayan visitors, sits at an altitude of 1,890 m, spread over 208 acres of land and is a perfect heaven for tea lovers. Locals and tourists alike savour the organic tea produced here and it is even exported to many countries , including Australia, Germany, and the US.

Planetarium Kausani: Via a telescope at this planetarium-cum-internet cafe, watch the glittering delights of the sky and star look at the celestial creations. The best time to wonder and spot the stars as they dazzle brilliantly in the sky is early morning and late night, and if you are lucky, you will spot some of the most impeccable moments on a clear night.

Sumitranandan Pant Gallery: This museum gallery is the birthplace of the legendary Hindi poet Sumitra Nandan Pant, and features a vibrant collection of the famous poet's literary works and manuscripts, as well as a few of his belongings and letters to his acquaintances, all on glass shelves. For art connoisseurs, the museum is a riveting place where they can appreciate the elegance of literature amid the graceful backdrop of green landscapes.

Best time to visit Munsiyari

Munsiyari is a small hill station in the state of Uttarakhand, situated at the foot of the mighty Himalayan range. In the entire district of Pithoragarh, this small town is renowned for having the most pleasant weather. A large part of this hill station, located at an altitude of 2300 m, is covered with a dense layer of snow. It is because of its snow-clad mountains that Munsiyari is famously called Uttarakhand's 'Min/Kashmir.' Safely situated in close proximity to the international border of Tibet and Nepal, this town is a paradise for adventure freaks and trekking lovers. Due to the rich species of flora and fauna found here, Munsiyari attracts a large number of tourists as well. If you are planning to visit this celestial town of Uttarakhand, here are the top five places you should visit in Munsiyari.

Birthi falls: You will find this beautiful waterfall called Birthi Falls on your way to Munsiyari. It is located 35 km from Munsiyari and is one of the Kumaon Valley's most breath-taking picnic places. The path to this fall goes through a small trek and before continuing on this trek, you will have to park your car. You will find this trek very exciting if you are a trekking enthusiast, as it is devoid of any railing and is accessible on both sides. Owing to the unusual varieties of butterflies and sparrows found here, a significant number of tourists visit Birthi Falls.



Top Kalamuni: An elevated tourist spot known as Kalamuni Top lies on the way to Munsiyari city. It is situated 14 km ahead of Munsiyari and at an elevation of 9600 feet. As it houses an ancient temple dedicated to Goddess Kali, Kalamuni Top is an important religious centre for the locals. Another factor that draws you to this spot is the wonderful view of the whole range of the Panchachuli Mountains. Interestingly, Kalamuni's temple follows a tradition in which the devotees compound bells in the temple when praying to their lord.

Thamri Kund: A perennial lake, Thamri Kund is one of the most ravishing fresh water lakes in the entire Ku Maon Valley area. A lovely trek surrounded by thick paper trees leads to this lake. From the township of Munsiyari, the trek takes about 8 hours to reach the lake, so you should start your journey carefully in the early morning hours. A dense network of alpine mountains surrounds the entire lake of Thamri, offering a spectacular view of the place. A musk deer can also be seen drinking water in the pool.

Kund Maheshwari: Maheshwari Kund is an ancient lake associated with it and has a deep mythological meaning. It is claimed that Yaksha wanted to take revenge on them when the villagers of Munsiyari dried up this lake in an act of vengeance. Consequently, a series of droughts hit the whole town before the villagers apologised to him. Even today, the locals of Munsiyari respect this ritual. Maheshwari Lake offers an artistic view of the mountain range of Panchachuli and is surrounded by some unusual varieties of shrubs and marshlands.

Madkot: Situated 5 km away from Munsiyari, Madkot is famous for its natural hot water springs. It is claimed that this land-based hot water is capable of treating health problems such as skin burns, body ache, and rheumatism. This small village is isolated from the busy life of the city and is known as one of the most peaceful places in the Munsiyari district. Madkot has an incredibly friendly temperature and, with its mysterious aura, leaves you shocked. One may look for cab services to reach Madkot from Munsiyari. In addition to the above mentioned tourist spots, on your trip to Munsiyari, one can enjoy numerous glaciers. Some of the many features of this place that make you fall in love with it are ancient tribes, breath-taking views of snow clad mountains, waterfalls, natural lakes, unusual varieties of birds and numerous temples. As a major centre for skiing activities, Munsiyari is also being established.

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Itinerary

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Day 1 - Kathgodam to Binsar Day 2 - Binsar Wild LIfe Sanctuary Day 3 - Binsar To Munsiyari Day 4 - Munsiyari Trekking Day 5 - Munsiyari to Kausani Day 6 - Baijnath Temple Visit Day 7 - Kausani to Kathgodam