Mountain view house in Munsiari with 5 bedrooms and a 4.8 rating
Munsiari· 4.8 · 155 stays
“It was a nice stay at this property from 28-31 May 2025 near Birthi fall. Harish G is very friendly and helpful owner. He is ever ready to make you comfortable. Rooms at this place are amazing at the price charged. It is walkable distance from 148m high Birthifall. One can get mesmerized with the sound of waterfall. Food is simply fantastic and homely. If yo...”
“I had a wonderful experience with this homestay from starting to end. Harish ji were welcoming, polite and always ready to help. Checkin was very smooth. Room was very comfortable. The view from homestay was incredible and has very peaceful atmosphere. Harish ji is also a very good chef. Breakfast and dinner was superb.”
“We are a team Of 26 members who had visited munsiyari and booked this property for 1night. The home made food was awsome, stay was good even we spend our night with music & bonfire. Harish ji was honest and caring man we will surely visit next time.”
“Everything is just so perfect.. we stayed here for a night.. dinner was very tasty.. stay is comfortable.. so hygienic and location is also perfect.. hardly 50, 60 m from birthi waterfall..host itself is so good.. highly recommended.”
“A must stay for people travelling to munsiyari. Affordable rooms and top notch hospitality and the food was so good.”
The nearest major airport to Munsiari is Pantnagar Airport (PGH), located approximately 250 kilometers away. From Pantnagar, you can hire a taxi or take a bus towards Almora and then further to Munsiari. The closest major railway station is also in Kathgodam, about 240 kilometers from Munsiari. From Kathgodam, road travel is the primary way to reach the destination. The final leg of the journey to Munsiari involves driving on winding mountain roads. It is advisable to check road conditions, especially during the monsoon season or winter.
Munsiari, located in the Pithoragarh district of Uttarakhand, is a scenic destination known for its Himalayan views. The best time to visit is generally during the spring (March to May) and autumn (September to November) months. During these periods, the weather is pleasant, with clear skies offering unobstructed views of the Nanda Devi and Panchachuli peaks. Summer (June to August) can bring monsoon rains, which may affect road conditions and visibility. Winters (December to February) are cold and can experience snowfall, making travel more challenging but offering a different kind of beauty.
