Monal Resort

When one thinks of the Garhwal Mountains, visions of waterfalls, gushing streams, rivers, lakes, vast expanses of wilderness, and stellar mountain views come to mind. Monal Resort is located on 3 acres of pristine land, surrounded on three sides by lesser Himalayan Range, along the Alaknanda River.

Conveniently located 3 km from Rudraprayag town center on the highway to Sri Badrinath, the resort is easily accessible. The guests will enjoy sweeping vistas of the majestic Garhwal Himalayas. They invite you to come to a place where silence is golden, allowing one to hear themselves think, and where the air is always clean and clear.

The Resort has 40 rooms including Maharani and Maharaja Suites, AC Rooms and Air Cooled Deluxe Rooms, each of which has its own private balcony with a view of the Alaknanda River.

Room types

• Deluxe room
• Deluxe A/c room
• Family Suite
• Premium room

Spa
With Herbal and oil massages, health spa and special yoga classes, you are in for a complete make over. Rejuvenate your senses with the clean morning air on the Jogging Track specially designed for you.

Garden
For the nature lover in you, they have a breathtaking Japanese garden, trimmed and manicured just for you. The Buddhist influence makes the garden a quiet place to reflect or meditate.

Children's play ground
A Children's Playground with wide open spaces together with a shallow pond with mini paddle boats ensure that your little ones enjoy the Resorts as much as you do. The jogging track will definitely please the fitness freak in you. Not only that, the Machaans that are placed at an astounding height will make you feel at the top of the world.

Dining
Multicuisine restaurant with great view of the valley. At Turant, lip-smacking preparations pamper the palate while the ambience contributes to invigorated appetites. Not to forget the loads of Vitamin 'D' one gets while having breakfast, a picnic lunch or afternoon tea in the open air.

A laid back town in the Garhwal Himalayas, Rudraprayag is more popular as the junction where the road coming from Haridwar bifurcates into two, travelling onwards to Badrinath and Kedarnath. But stopping for a day or two at Rudraprayag will help you to recharge your batteries. The various places of interest are as follows

The Confluence
The Confluence of river Mandakini originating from Kedarnath Dham and river Alaknanda originating from Badrinath Dham is a beautiful sight to behold. The confluence has a great religious significance and thousands of people come here to take a holy drip.

Koteshwar Temple
At a distance of 3 km from Rudraprayag and on the holy bank of the river Alaknanda is situated the Koteshwar temple in a cave. There are many idols, which have been formed naturally. It is believed that before going to Kedarnath, Lord Shiva meditated here. During the months of August and September, thousands of devotees come here to worship Lord Shiva.

Hariyali Devi
On the way to Karanprayag, a road diverting from Nagrasu (16 km from Rudraprayag) leads to the Siddh Peeth of Hariyali Devi (1,400 m), 22 km away. It is 38 km from Rudraprayag surrounded by high peaks and thick forests. The temple houses a regally bejewelled idol of Maa Hariyali Devi who is also worshipped as Bala Devi and Vaishno Devi.

Guptkashi
Steeped in legend and lore, the scenic town of Guptkashi is an important town on the route to Kedarnath and Madhyamaheshwar. The ancient temples of Vishwanath, Ardhnareshwar and Manikarnik Kund are the main places of attraction in Guptkashi.