Munsyari is located in the Pithoragarh district, and it is a beautiful hill station. It’s the most beautiful view of a snow-covered area in winter. This place is a tourist attraction and tracker. This place is a haven for tourists and trackers. There are many types of trees, like Devdar, Burans, Banj, etc. There are many places to visit, like Khaliyatop, Thamrikund, Vetulidhar viewpoint, and Nanda Devi Mandir. There’s a house built of rock and wood to keep warm in the cold. Traditional food: Bhatt ki dall, mandue ki roti, and tea are very famous in Munsyari. There are women making handmade clothes from wool. People are very calm, friendly, and nature-loving. They start the morning working in the fields.
Livelihood
Munsyari Most people depend on farming, gardening, and animals for their livelihood. Also, people work on homestays and work on tourism. Life here moves at its own peaceful pace, closely connected to the land and the nature. This is their everyday routine.
Culture and festivals
People here celebrate local festivals, like Hill Jatra. Harela and ful dehi. Folk music and dance are an important part of their everyday life in Munsyari. During Hill Jatra, people gather the god and sing music and do local dances. Hareli, which marks the beginning of monsoon. celebrate] the planting and praying to the god for harvest.
Local Art
The woman weaves warm cloths handmade shawls and mufflers from wool—beautifully crafted items that are sold in the local markets.
Connection with nature
People here are calm, friendly, and deeply connected to nature. There days begin early in the fields, followed by collecting wood or fodder from the forest and in evening they sit together with there family talking and sharing stories
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