
Munsiyari Khaliya Top Expedition
A scenic short trek from Munsiyari to the Khaliya Top meadows and ridge, prized for sweeping views of the Panchachuli range and, in winter, for snow-trekking terrain.
Duration
3-4 Days
Difficulty
Easy to Moderate
Best Season
April - June and October - February (snow season)
Altitude
Khaliya Top approx. 3,500 m

Why travellers choose Munsiyari Khaliya Top
- Panoramic views of the Panchachuli, Nanda Devi and Hardeol peaks
- Alpine meadows (bugyals) ideal for camping
- Short, accessible trek suitable for beginners
- Snow trekking season from November to February
- Base at Munsiyari - the 'Little Kashmir' of Kumaon
Choose your starting point
Select the pickup point that works best for you. Prices shown are per person for a one-time full payment — reach out to our team to confirm your dates and lock your seat.
Munsiyari (custom pickup on request)
Rates to be announced soon
A day-by-day outline
Arrival in Munsiyari
Check-in, local acclimatisation walk and briefing for the trek.
Munsiyari to Khaliya Top
Trek up through forest and meadow to Khaliya Top, camp with panoramic mountain views.
Khaliya Top to Munsiyari
Sunrise viewing over the Panchachuli range, then descend back to Munsiyari.
Departure
Onward transfer from Munsiyari to your next destination.
Inclusions
- Camping equipment and trekking crew for the Khaliya Top sector
- Meals during the trek
- Local guide and forest permit assistance
- Munsiyari base accommodation (as per package selected)
Exclusions
- Personal trekking gear and travel insurance
- Transport to/from Munsiyari unless specified in your package
- Any cost from weather-related delays
Good to know
- Rates are being finalised and will be announced soon.
- Winter departures (Nov-Feb) require snow gear; we can arrange rentals on request.
- A good option to pair with Adi Kailash & Om Parvat or Panchachuli itineraries via Munsiyari.
Common questions
Yes, Khaliya Top is one of the more accessible treks in Kumaon and is suitable for first-time trekkers with reasonable fitness.
Yes, winter (November-February) brings snow cover and is popular for snow-trekking; warm gear and micro-spikes are recommended.
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