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Munsiyari Khaliya Top Trekking 2024
From 13.04.2024 to 19.04.2024, we were trekking in the Raja Rambha valley facing the Panchchuli peaks in Munsiyari, Uttarakhand. These five snow clad peaks faced the East and the Sun rose behind them and they caught the setting rays of the Sun.
We were a group of 25.
↑ Photo credit: to my trek mates of MKT - 01 ↑
We had an overcast spell. The clouds were heavy and the Sun peeped out rarely. The day in the mountains usually starts around 9 am after breakfast and we used to reach the upper camp site around 3 pm. The route was short, but steep sometimes. We used to enjoyed the drizzle before or after the lunch time and sometimes we even got mild hailstorms. Overall, a pleasant weather blessed us.
Our trek route was:
Day 1 - reporting at Munsiyari.
Day 2 - Acclimatization walk to Nanda Devi temple.
Day 3 - flag off from Munsiyari to Martoli thatch, via Maheshar Kund.
Day 4 - Martoli Thatch to Rood Khan.
Day 5 - Rood Khan to Bhaisiya Tal.
Day 6 - Bhaisiya Tal to Khaliya Top and descent to Khaliya Dwar.
A vehicle picked us from Khaliya Dwar and dropped us back to Munsiyari base camp.
Day 7 - group broke after breakfast at Munsiyari.
↑ Photo credit: to my trek mates of MKT - 01 ↑
There was not a single soul in the entire trek route. No commercial group had any events here. We were the first batch - pioneers for 2024. After the base camp, there was no electricity and network. Bliss of digital detoxification. There was no light pollution too.
The entire forest of rhododendrons in red, pink and mixture were blossoming.
We crossed a waterfall too.
↑ Photo credit: to my trek mates of MKT - 01 ↑
We saw martens (animal), pug marks of bears.
↑ Photo credit: Aaneet S. (screenshot from his album) ↑
↑ Photo credit: Govind bhai (GG) ↑
And the area is known for its birds. I noticed the wisps of beard moss in the transition zone of the tree and the snow line. Beard moss make the landscape look ancient. We had an experienced trek mate, MS - who had completed a mountaineering course from NIM and he cautioned us not to step on the verglas. Verglas is a form of ice at the edges of a snow patch. It is extremely slippery and dangerous to tread on verglas. We avoided it and crossed the snow safely.
↑ Photo credit: to my trek mates of MKT - 01 ↑
I was stargazing every night and watching the Milky Way from the camp sites in the dark forest. The YHAI schedule is best and it made this possible.
6 am - bed tea.
7 am - breakfast & tea.
8 am - packed lunch.
9 am - start trekking to the next camp site.
12 pm - have the packed lunch in the mountains.
3 pm - reach the next camp site.
4 pm - welcome drink.
5 pm - tea & snacks.
6 pm - soup.
7 pm - dinner.
8 pm - symbolic camp fire.
9 pm - hot chocolate or hot coco drink.
9 pm to 5 am - घोड़े बेचकर सोना (sleep).
It used to be pitch dark after dinner. Only the torches provided some light. Symbolic bonfire 🔥 (campfire) used to happen for the next 2 hours. By 9 pm, the embers used to glow and the chill sent everyone to their tents. Before 10 pm, everyone is fast asleep. I was unlucky to have snoring trek mates in the tent. Anyway, sleep used to win and I used to wake up between 2:30 or 3:30 am to 4:30 am to stargaze.
↑ Photo credit: sarthak V. ↑
Emerging out of the tent with my camera, in the faint torch light, finding my way to align the frame of the Milky Way against a tree or a tent or a peak, I used to sit silently and click the photos. Sometimes somebody will wake up for nature's call and come out of the tent clumsily with the torch. I used to switch off my torch to avoid blinding them with the beam and I was completely invisible in my black poncho. Nobody knew that there is somebody around watching the beauty of night sky. I am sure they looked up in wonder and enjoyed the beauty of the dark night sky. I was clicking and stargazing silently and peacefully for 4 consecutive nights. Sheer bliss. I did get an opportunity to share the night sky with my trek mates on the last night and we all were enthralled by it.
This sunlit slope took us to the highest point of the trek. This dry rocky patch had some ridges to place the feet. But in most parts, it was covered by dry tufted grass, which sprung out like fountains from the rock. You cannot see what's underneath the grass.
Is the rock really there or is there a hole and how deep? So one cautiously places the foot on the slippery silky grass blades and tries to feel the firm rock below.
It so happened that a MD physician (HOD of medicine in a reputed hospital) twisted his ankle in the pursuit of crossing this patch. The organisers had Volini spray in their kit. Snow was around. It was applied to the ankle. After drying, Volini sprayed and crepe bandage was applied tightly in the figure of 8. Socks and shoes back again with 2 doses of RRA 200 and the doctor was able to trek the longest descent that started from 5.15 am to 3 pm.
(I had carried the bandage, homeopathic medicines & the snow was impromptu for RICE). Sadly only the R and E could not be applied as one has to come down. It is always desriable that medical service or attention is never required in the treks or trips.
The last descent from Khaliya top to Khaliya dwar was long and monotonous. we all were thankful when it ended.
↑ Photo credit: to my trek mates of MKT - 01 ↑
The cooking staff of YHAI welcomed us with inviting meals that we relished to our heart's content. There used to be a sweet dish like gulab jamuns/ kheer/ sheera even at the higher camps. Kudos to YHAI to provide fresh, delicious and nutritious meals all along the trek.
↑ Photo credit: Govind bhai ↑
↑ Photo credit: to my trek mates of MKT - 01 ↑
↑ With YHAI Trek leader, RT ↑
The certifcates were given by YHAI's RT Sir and GG Sir.
↑ Photo credit: to my trek mates of MKT - 01 ↑
Overall, the entire experience was great. YHAI Delhi provided us with steel plates, spoons and mugs in all the camps even after leaving the base camp. The sleepings bags were of good quality that provided warmth even in the high altitude. The tents stay was warm and comfortable. All this was possible with YHAI trek leaders and the volunteering by the honarary members who were our camp leaders. I look forward to many more trekking expeditions with YHAI.
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Check out my travel diary from Mumbai to Munsiyari & helicopter ride here.
As I passed Delhi twice in my travel, enjoy my Delhi-Gurgaon travel diary here.
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Uttarakhand launches helicopter service to improve local connections.
In a significant move aimed at enhancing connectivity within Uttarakhand, Chief Minister Pushkar Singh Dhami has inaugurated a helicopter service linking Haldwani with Munsiyari, Pithoragarh, and Champawat. This initiative, part of the Regional Connectivity Scheme, seeks to bridge the gap between remote regions, providing vital transportation access. Highlighting its crucial role in emergency response, Chief Minister Dhami emphasized the service's ability to aid relief efforts in challenging terrains. The launch follows the recent opening of a new terminal at Jolly Grant Airport, with plans for additional air routes announced, including Dehradun to Amritsar, Pantnagar, and Ayodhya. Further expansions to tourist destinations like Trijuginarayan and Lansdowne are also on the agenda, promising transformative benefits for local communities and bolstering Uttarakhand's commitment to fostering economic and social development through improved connectivity.
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Embark on a breathtaking journey to Munsiyari! Join us for an unforgettable trekking adventure – the ultimate escape into nature's beauty! Khaliya Top, Munsiyari
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6 Best Places in Munsiyari: Discovering Nature's Wonders
1.Khaliya Top: Trek to the Sky
Khaliya Top, standing proudly at 11,482 feet above sea level, is a haven for trekking and climbing enthusiasts. Offering panoramic views of the Kumaon region, this spot is ideal for beginners wanting a glimpse of the Himalayan giants—Nanda Devi, Panchachuli, Hardeol, Rajrambha, and Nandakot. The 6–7-mile easy excursion takes you through verdant forests, picturesque meadows, and bubbling streams, enhancing the entire experience. Whether you're a novice or an outdoor enthusiast, Khaliya Top is a must-visit in Munsiyari. The best times to visit are from September to December or from March to April.
2.Birthi Falls: Nature's Spectacle
Situated 32 kilometers from Munsiyari, Birthi Falls is a breathtaking spot that shouldn't be missed. The glistening water plumes from a height of almost 400 feet, treating watchers to an awe-inspiring show. To reach this stunning location, hikers need to cover 35 kilometers from Kalamuni Pass. Besides being a visual delight, the lush environs around the falls make it an ideal spot for a picnic or a leisurely nature walk. The ideal months to visit are from September through June.
3.Nanda Devi Ji Temple: A Spiritual Retreat
Nanda Devi Temple, perched at 7,500 feet above sea level, stands as one of Uttarakhand's oldest temples. Dedicated to the goddess Nanda, also known as Parvati, the temple boasts regal surroundings and an ethereal atmosphere. A 3-kilometer hike leads to stunning views of the Panchachuli peaks, offering a spiritual retreat for devotees. The best time to visit is between October and May.
4.Darkot Village: Immersed in Culture
For an authentic cultural experience, Darkot Village is the perfect place to stay. Nestled close to the majestic Himalayan peaks, the village's simplicity, flora, and fauna are worth exploring. Renowned for intricately woven woolen shawls and blankets, crafted with local creativity, Darkot Village is a hidden gem near Munsiyari.
5.Tribal Heritage Museum: A Glimpse into Tradition
Munsiyari's Tribal Heritage Museum is a must-visit attraction showcasing the art, lifestyle, and traditions of the Bhotia tribe and surrounding tribes. Established in 2000, the museum displays a wide range of artifacts, including wooden utensils, furniture, and accessories made from yak skin. Open from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm, the museum provides a fascinating journey into the rich cultural heritage of the region.
6. Panchachuli Peak: Majestic Snow-Capped Beauty
The Panchachuli Peaks, a group of five snow-capped mountains in eastern Kumaon, near Dugtu village, Darma valley, are a natural marvel. Ranging from 6,334 m (20,781 ft) to a peak of 6,904 m (22,651 ft), these peaks act as a boundary between the Gori river valley and the Darmaganga river valley. Legend has it that the Pandavas had "Five Chulis" or "cooking hearths," hence the name Panchachuli. Explore the history and beauty of these majestic peaks, a unique feature of Munsiyari.
CONCLUSION
Munsiyari, with its array of natural wonders and cultural treasures, is a destination that beckons those seeking adventure and tranquility alike. From the heights of Khaliya Top to the serene Nanda Devi Temple, each place offers a unique experience. Dive into the heart of Munsiyari and let these six wonders leave an indelible mark on your soul.
FAQS
Is Munsiyari suitable for all types of travelers?
Munsiyari caters to a variety of travelers, from adventure seekers to those seeking a serene retreat. There's something for everyone.
What is the best time to visit Birthi Falls?
Birthi Falls is at its best during the post-monsoon season, from September to November, when the water flow is optimal.
Are there accommodation options near Khaliya Top?
While there aren't accommodations directly at Khaliya Top, Munsiyari offers various lodging options to suit different preferences and budgets.
Can I visit Nanda Devi Temple during festivals?
Yes, visiting during festivals provides a unique cultural experience. However, be prepared for larger crowds.
Is Darkot Village accessible throughout the year?
Darkot Village is generally accessible year-round, but road conditions may vary during winter, so it's advisable to check before planning a visit.
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This was an evening shot of the Panchachuli-1 from Munsiyari, the first day we got there. Right after the rain ended, around 6:00 P.M. in the evening in the beginning of November. A hailstorm had just ended when we reached around 4:30-5:00 P.M. And then this view opened up. It's definitely not the best I could've done, but there was just so little light. And then there were issues with the focusing and all and I didn't have the tripod with me and, well it was a little frustrating. But the view was just so breathtaking that I decided I'll share it just to show like maybe 1/10th of what the real thing may have looked like. Hope you guy like it. . . . . #landscapes #munsiyari #blackandwhite #blackandwhitelandscape #uttrakhanddiaries #uttrakhand #panchachuli #moments #mountains #mountainlovers #trip #travel #traveluttrakhand #travelindia #nikon #nikonindia #nikonasia #nikonlandscape #nikonblackandwhite #bnw #bnwlandscape #bnwphotography #photooftheday #daily #photography #photographer #myphotography #myeverything (at Munsiyari, Uttarakhand) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp6n0e7vP-e/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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One Day Munsiyari Local Sightseeing Trip By Private Cab
If you are looking for a one day Munsiyari local sightseeing trip by cab, you are in the right place. In this article, we will tell you about the best places to visit in Munsiyari, how to reach there, what to expect, and how to plan your itinerary.
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Ranikhet Tour
In the Kumaoni language, Ranikhet is referred to as Rnikhèt. Ranikhet is a hill station and cantonment town that can be found in the Almora district of the Indian state of Uttarakhand. It is situated in close proximity to the town of Almora. The Kumaon Regiment (KRC) and the Naga Regiment both call it their home base, and the Indian Army is responsible for its maintenance and upkeep. In addition, the location of the Military Hospital may be found there.
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In Ranikhet, the Mankameshwar Temple is a well-known and significant monument. The Kumaon Regiment was the organization that was in charge of constructing the temple. You'll find it immediately across the street from both the Shawl Factory and the Gurudwara. As soon as one steps foot inside the temple, they will be greeted by statues of Radha and Krishna, in addition to Ma Kalika and Lord Shiva.
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Munsiyari Tour and Travel Guide
Your trip to Munsiyari, also called gateway to Johar valley, is an incredible experience in Uttarakhand through Hello-visit. If you are an adventure enthusiast, the region is for you and you can come here through the Uttarakhand trip package from Kolkata or any other city of India. Also referred to as Little Kashmir, Munsiyari offers a fascinating view of Nanda Devi.
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Munsiyari Festival 2022 : का मुख्यमंत्री पुष्कर ने किया शुभारंभ
Munsiyari Festival 2022 : का मुख्यमंत्री पुष्कर ने किया शुभारंभ
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Train, bus & helicopter between home & base camp for Uttarakhand trek
11.04.2024, Thursday.
Three friends met at the station. One of us had actually joined impromptu (on-the-spot) and had managed to get all confirmed reservations (not even RACs)!
The final packing of the bag concluded a few hours before the journey started.
My bag weighed 13 kg.
We alighted at Delhi.
Another train journey took us to the foothills of Uttarakhand - Kathgodam. We met our fellow trekkers in this train for the first time - Paresh Bhai from Ahmedabad and Govind Bhai from Panvel, MH.
12.04.2024, Friday.
22:30 The train reached Kathgodam. Our KMVN's hotel TRH Kumaon Dwar just 5 minutes from Kathgodam railway station and we fell off to sleep in the clean rooms.
13.04.2024, Saturday - day 1 - reporting for the trek.
Our batch of 25 gathered on time and the long journey to Munsiyari starts. It is our base camp.
On the way, we passed by the Neem Karoli Baba Ashram, Kainchi Dham. It is approximately 3 hours from Kathgodam and 8 hours from Munsiyari. We saw it from the top and the road swirls next to it in the valley. I wish we could have stopped for darshan of this powerful place. Neem Karoli Baba was the avataar of Lord Hanuman. Jay Shri Ram.
Pandey Lodge at Munsiyari is our base camp.
The long spacious room accommodated 5 trek mates and it had 2 attached washrooms. The stay was comfortable in the clean room.
14.04.2024, Sunday - acclimatization day.
YHAI Delhi, the organiser of this trek had arranged a hike to the nearby Nanda Devi Mandir.
15.04.2024, Monday - flag off.
Our trek starts by a flag off ceremony and we walk into the jungle.
Our trek route will face the Panch Chouli peaks (5 snow clad peaks). And a detailed description of the trek will be given in the blog posts to follow.
19.04.2024, Friday - group breaks & election day.
Now the plan to RETURN actually started the moment we were seated in the bus from Kathgodam to Munsiyari.
It was election day. And public transport was not easily available. Some of our group members panicked and requested that the acclimatization can be forfeited (dangerous when the trek is an high-altitude one) and thankfully nothing of that sort happened. Members had their flights and trains booked and were apprehensive that they might miss them.
We had booked our return by helicopter and the ride was my life's first. Many of us had traveled in aeroplanes, but helicopter travel is rare. There is weight limit. Anyone above 85 kg and anyone's luggage above 5 kg would be overweight and will pay INR 100/- per kg. My luggage was was 8 kg above the permissible limit and I had to pay Rs. 800/- more. After taxation and luggage, my total fare for the helicopter ride was INR 4475/-.
The same friend who had booked impromptu tickets, got confirmed helicopter tickets for us.
The experience was good. It's choppy. No wonder, it is called a chopper 🚁.
The best part of this aerial journey is bypassing the 12 hour road trip, which dehydrated me completely while coming here.
7 antiperistaltic movements and eyes closed tight. Too much.
The 🚁 ride cuts the travel time to just 45 minutes. The pilot doesn't allow any recording even with a mobile. Flight mode is compulsory. He was shouting some instructions inside the cabin with the rotors on and we couldn't hear anything. We just nodded and actually didn't utter a word in the entire flight and gestured to our neighbours about the land formations seen from the top.
Yet frankly I did feel nauseous, but thankfully not as bad as the road trip.
From the top, Uttarakhand has only mountains, valleys, towns, and rivers. The mountains are lush green. The rivers are running dry.
Nainital is easily identifiable from the top, with the lake after which it is named and also the other lakes of Nainital.
From the chopper 🚁, when all the mountain ranges ended, our ride ended, with landing in the plains at Haldwani. It was hot and jolted us.
We had changed our train's boarding point to Haldwani and INR 20/- per head rickshaw (x 3 passengers = 60/-), dropped us to Haldwani railway station, which was just 15 minutes away.
Friends parted.
We took the Kathgodam - Delhi Junction train.
The train reached Delhi Junction at 3:30 am.
We rested till 6 am in the waiting room.
Delhi has lots of travel options, but we selected to walk the last mile after metro journey to a delicious breakfast at Janpath.
Now the heat awaits us, but my Delhi friend's plan saved us. Check out what Delhi has in store for us and it will be a pleasant surprise. A ride in my friend's Mercedes Benz!
Check out my trek experience with YHAI at Munsiyari Khaliya Top in Uttarakhand.
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Its one of those days i couldn't sleep because the world is beautiful and pretty and,,, i mean. We went to ranthambore and ran into a tiger at the gate. It stood to the left and watched our jeep pass by. We saw it again a dew hours later. We went to thar and traveller quite far, first on normal jeeps, then ones designed specifically for sand (my hair whipped all over my face from the wind from how fast it was going, and i looked kinda freaky) , then on long trains of camels and finally we played for hours on a sand dune and watched the sun set and ive never experienced anything like that again, because there isnt anything like that i don't think. We saw a fox at bharatpur - we saw plenty of birds, too, but i only remember the fox for some reason, it was years ago - and once we were returning from rishikesh and my father called a pair of foxes that we simply ran into as "unfed dogs" and i think aboutthat to this day. We'vebeen to sikkim, and a bridge collapsed so on the third or fourth day of our trip we crossed a river by foot on a very unstable mountain and thats not an experience i will ever forget, it was dangerous but so fun. I slipped and fell into a riverlet a dew days after that and it was cold. In a different trip we ate maggi at the last restaurant of india in the Himalayas... i forget where it is, but it had been a surreal experience. Waking up to the sounds of sparrows and crows and mainas in munsiyari. Following a group of dogs to a temple, as if they were our tour guides for the day. We met a lady with a goat called Kaju (cashew) and she said it was named by someone from the same city as me, another tourist who passed by months ago. She let me hold the goat and it was so soft and precious. A vulture landed near our house the other day. Thats not normal. That was the first time i had ever seen one. Vultures are big. That thing was easily twice or thrice the size of the kites we get. One of those kites tried to bother it but its attempts failed and it went away. The vulture stayed in the same spot for at least 20 hours before it left. A friend told me that i should have called animal services, because that's not normal.
I've fed cows and dogs and crows by hand. It's a precious feeling. The crow looked right in my eyes and that was the first time i understood how smart they are. You can see it in their eyes. You can see it in a cow and a dog and a fox and in tigers and lions and squirrels and birds. We went to the east coast of the US and the squirrels there are so much bigger than ours. We've been to europe and this guy just... picked a pigeon off the street and put it on my arms before i processed whats going on. We rode a ship from britain to somewhere, i didnt understand much of the trip i had no clue what i was doinf, and theres nothing really like that. And theres nothing like seeing the clouds from a plane or talking to people as the scenery passes by on a train or,,,
Its just one of those days that i think about how pretty and beautiful the world is
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MUNSIYARI- The little Kashmir
In the Pithoragarh district of the Indian state of Uttarakhand , Munsiyari is a beautiful and charming place. It is a destination for adventure seekers and nature lovers because of its gorgeous location amongst the Himalayan range. The name Munsiyari, which is also known as Little Kashmir, means what it means as “place with snow.”
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Panchachuli -1 at Daybreak. All the 5 peaks of Panchachuli. Same day as the previous one. . . . . #nikonphotography #nikonlandscape #nikonblackandwhite #bnw #bnwphotography #myphotography #bnwmountain #black #white #panchachuli #munsiyari #himalayas #daybreak #dawn #mycapture #photography #landscape #uttrakhand #photography #peaks #snowpeaks #uttrakhand #india #mountainlovers #landscape #bnwlandscape # (at Munsiyari, Uttarakhand) https://www.instagram.com/p/Co1dUhIPH6o/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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