Mussoorie :The queen of Hills

Mussoorie is located in the Garhwal hills and at 2003 meters above the sea level. From Hrishikesh you should go to Dehradun, which is the nearest railway station. From Dehradun it is just 38 Kms. away. In 1927, a British military officer, Captain Young, explored Mussoorie, a charming hill station of North India with lush greenery and varied flora and fauna. Famous for its scenic beauty Mussoorie is frequently visited for family vacation.

The name Mussoorie, has come from the name of a shrub called ‘mansoor’ which is locally available. Glorious view of the Himalayan peaks is a great attraction of Mussoorie. It is also known as the Gateway to Gangotri and Yamunotri shrines. Trekkers begin their journey from here to Har-ki-Dun. You get all types of hotel rooms within your budget.

Dhanaulti, a quiet and beautiful place for holiday makers, is just 24 Kms from Mussoorie. Kempty Falls is the biggest and the most fascinating water fall and is situated just 15 Kms from Mussoorie. Bhatta Falls is 7 kms away and Jharipani Falls is 8.5 Kms away in the Jharipani road. Mussoorie Lake and Municipal Garden are beautiful picnic spots. Gun Hill is the second highest peak of Mussoorie where people go for a ropeway ride. You must visit to Camel’s Back Hill to take a ride on electric trolley. Another place of interest is Lal Tibba, the highest point of Mussoorie where people come to see the panoramic view of the Himalayan ranges. Kedar Nath, Badri Nath, Neel Kanth, and Nanda Devi peaks can be seen from here.

The beauty of the picturesque Doon Valley ,excellent climate , panoramic view of the Range of the Himalayas ( Shiwalik ) have made Mussoorie a fairy land for the tourists. The best time to visit Mussoorie is from middle of March to Middle of November. Your vacation deal must have Mussoorie if you do not wish to miss this serene locale and breathtaking view of Himalayas.