Mussoorie Tourism

The hill station of Mussoorie is located in the district of Dehradun on the Garhwal Himalayan ranges of Devbhoomi Uttarakhand. Located at a comfortable distance from many big towns like Delhi, Punjab, and Haryana, and UP, this queen of hills has always been the first choice for extended weekend getaways. Ever since the British started pouring in Mussoorie and turned it into their base for recovery, healing, and relaxation, it has turned into one of the most beloved hill stations of India.

Tourism in Mussoorie will take you across the rich landscape, interesting culture, unique heritage, and blessed natural beauty of the Himalayas. Placed at an altitude of about 2,000 Metres above sea level Mussoorie is surrounded by the snowcapped Himalayan ranges, Shivalik hills, and Doon valley. The remnants of the British past are clear as day in this little hill town through the colonial mansions and churches that dot the queen of the hills. Named after a popularly grown shrub called Mansur, this place is associated with numerous folk tales, tales, legends, and myths. Riddled in a vibrant historical past Mussoorie represents the colorful mosaic of its background.

If you are planning a holiday in Mussoorie then this British summer capital has a lot to offer. A typical Mussoorie travel guide will consist of visits to a range of sightseeing destinations in and around the Himalayan hill town. Most of it starts off with a visit to the iconic mall road for a shopping expedition and going on a food trail.

The mall road is also a place where you can buy a lot of gifts and souvenirs for yourself and your loved ones back home. Don’t worry about the options and choices because either side of the mall road is lined with vibrant shops and stalls. The ropeway to gun hill will be another experience that is a must-have in Mussoorie. View the world from above on this cable car ride to the highest point in Mussoorie. Other places that you can visit are – Char Dukan, George Everest House, Jharipani Falls, Lal Tibba, Bhatta Waterfall, Jwala Devi Temple, Cloud’s end, and Benog Wildlife Sanctuary.

The adjoining hill station of Landour which is located very close to Mussoorie can also be visited on a day trip. Landour was a cantonment area developed for the British soldiers to relax and heal after being injured. Landour at one point was completely flushed with British troops and people because of its scenic beauty and healing environment. Currently, it has turned into a getaway for people on their honeymoon or individuals and tourists looking to escape the gruelling city life and spend some time in peace and nature. Be it adventure activities like camping and trekking or soulful activities like bird watching or just chilling by the waterfall on a picnic, everything you do in Mussoorie has a charm to it. This place is great for a family vacation, solo exploration, peaceful honeymoon, spiritual getaway, and a fun holiday with your group of friends.