Mussoorie Travel Guide

Mussoorie's history dates back to 1827 when Captain Young, an adventurous military officer, explored the present site and laid the foundation of this holiday resort which now has few rivals. The, 'Queen of the Hills' commands a wonderful view of extensive Himalayan snow ranges to the north-east, and glittering view of the Doon Valley to the South. The town with its green hills and varied flora & fauna is a fascinating hill resort.

Offers a beautiful panoramic view of Himalayan ranges and a bird’s-eye view of Mussoorie and the Doon Valley. Enjoy the Ropeway Ride to the second highest peak of Mussoorie.

A picnic spot with beautiful garden and an artificial lake having facilities of boating.

Starting from Kulri Bazaar and ending at Library Bazaar, the main charm of this road is Horse Riding and walking. The Sunset View of the Himalayas is superb.

A newly developed picnic spot, situated on Mussoorie- Dehradun road, is about 6 Km from Mussoorie. It is a delightful spot. Pedal boats are available.

Located on Mussoorie- Tehri Road at a distance of 25 Km. From Mussoorie. On the way, Buranskhandra offers a captivating view of the Himalayan amidst and deodar forest. Dhanolti is an ideal place for a quiet weekend.

15 km from Mussoorie on the Yamunotri Road, Kempty fall has a distinction of being the biggest and prettiest waterfall located in the valley, surrounded by mountains. Bath at the foot of the fall is refreshing and enjoyable for all.

Highest Peak of Mussoorie near Lal Tibba. 5 Kms from the Tourist Office, has exhilarating snow view.

The bungalow built in 1838 by a British Major, was one of the highest Four Buildings of Mussoorie. It is converted into a Hotel and situated at the extreme west of Mussoorie Hill, 8 Kms from Library. The resort is surrounded by thick forest, offers wide variety of Flora and Fauna besides panoramic view of snow claded Himalayas and Yamuna.