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Mussoorie is one of the most popular romantic hill stations in Uttarakhand, Mussoorie, known for its natural beauty, is also known as Queen of the hills. The natural beauty of Mussoorie makes it a very popular place for honeymoon.
This beautiful hill station was a very popular holiday destination during the British period. The architecture of the British period can be estimated by looking at the British relics scattered here. Mussoorie is famous for providing amazing views of the Shivalik Mountains and the Doon Valley.
Best Time To Visit in Mussoorie
Mussoorie has a pleasant climate throughout the year, the best time to visit Mussoorie is during the summer season (March to June). Therefore, it is also considered the peak season in Mussoorie. Since the monsoon season receives heavy rainfall in Mussoorie, August to September is not a good time to visit the hill station.
Travelers who want to see snowfall should visit Mussoorie in the winter season from November to February, when the temperature drops below freezing point and the hills are covered with thick white sheets of snow, making Mussoorie the best place to visit. Looks even more attractive.
How to Reach in Mussoorie
By Air: If you want to go to Mussoorie by air then the nearest airport is Dehradun Air Port which is situated 60 km from Mussoorie. You get a private taxi as soon as you leave the airport. Which you can book and reach Mussoorie directly.
By Road: State government and private buses connect Mussoorie to nearby places like Delhi, Dehradun and other important cities of Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand. Buses ply daily for Mussoorie, which connects Mussoorie to other cities in India, so travelers can choose buses based on their convenience.
By Train:Dehradun railway station, located about 36 km away, is one of the nearest railway station in Mussoorie. Trains coming from far-flung areas of cities including Delhi, Kolkata, Jammu and Amritsar stop the city of Dehradun. After reaching Dehradun by train one can board local taxis or buses for Mussoorie.
Best Visiting Places in Mussoorie
1. Kempty Waterfalls
This is a very beautiful waterfall which is situated on the Yamunotri Road, located 15 km from Mussoorie. It is situated at an altitude of 1364 meters above sea level. It is a beautiful picnic spot for tourists. Tourists experience the freshness of the Taro by bathing in this beautiful waterfall. People have a lot of fun at this place with family and friends.
2. Jharipani Falls
Jharipani is a famous tourist attraction which is 7 km from Mussoorie. Located at a distance of, this waterfall is located in a village called Jharipani. The waterfall is located in the vicinity of the iconic boarding schools St. George, Ous, Oak Grove and Weinberg. Apart from being an ideal picnic spot, this place is a great place for nature lovers and adventurers.
Due to many species of flowers, plants and shrubs from all around, the majestic Shivalik ranges from here get a magical view. The step farming field and the beautiful Doon Valley are also situated on both the sides of this waterfall. Many autorickshaws and buses also ply from Jharipani village to the waterfall. By the way, 2 km from the tourist village to the waterfall. Long journeys can also be reached on foot.
3. Mossy Falls
Mossy Falls is a beautiful waterfall surrounded by dense and dark forests. This waterfall is about 7 km from Mussoorie. Is situated at this distance. Travelers can reach here by way of Balahisar or Barloganj. The mesmerizing waterfall is away from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is a hot spot for trekkers. Apart from this, it is known to photography enthusiasts because of its rich visuals and minimal human interaction.
4. Bhatta Falls
It is a beautiful picnic spot for people who like the beautiful views of nature. It has been developed recently. It is located at a distance of 7 kilometers from the main city (Mussoorie City). Tourists can enjoy bathing here with the beauty of the waterfall. Children’s Park is also available for children to play here.
5. Lake Mist
Lake Mist, Mussoorie – is located on Kempti Road which is an ideal picnic spot. Tourists can come here and enjoy boating, while for those who love nature, this place provides a natural aura. There are many small beautiful waterfalls here which are derived from the Kampati river and continue to flow. There is also a restaurant and proper accommodation for the tourists at this place.
6. Mussoorie Lake
Mussoorie Lake developed by the Dehradun Development Authority is a tourist attraction built in the hall. While coming to Mussoorie above Dehradun, Mussoorie Lake is situated 6 kilometers before Mussoorie and it is right for a short stay here. If you want, you can ride boats in paddle boats here and can also see the beautiful view of the valley from here.
7. Lal Tibba
Lal Tibba is the highest point of Mussoorie. From here, tourists can see the beautiful view of the rising sun and the setting sun. Due to a depot located here, it is also known as Depot Hill. A Japanese telescope has been installed here to show tourists the beautiful scenery here. With this telescope, you can have a beautiful view of the Himalayan regions, Badrinath, Kedarnath and other mountain ranges.
8. Camel's Back Road
This is a 3-km-long road whose shape is crooked like a camel’s hump. Hence it is called Camel Back Road. While walking here, beautiful views of Mussoorie are seen. There is peace of mind while walking here. Here you seem to be in step with nature. It is an unforgettable trip for tourists who love nature.
9. Benog Wildlife Sanctuary
The Benog Wildlife Sanctuary is situated amidst dense forests and is surrounded by icy peaks of the Himalayas on all sides. Chaukambha and Bandarpanch are beautiful peaks seen from this sanctuary. Earlier this sanctuary used to be the natural habitat of extinct birds named Red-Blood Blue Magpai and Himalayan Quail, later this century was converted into a word-watching destination. Apart from Avifuana, tourists can also visit the natural habitat of spotted deer and lizards.
The Himalayan quail was last seen in 1876. In this sanctuary, along with many medicinal properties, many plants of fur and deodar are found along with many plants. Many animals such as Himalayan goat, Himalayan bear and Cheetah can also be seen here. Buses and taxis are easily available from Dehradun and Mussoorie city to this sanctuary.
10. Gun Hill
Gun Hill is the second highest point of Mussoorie after Lal Tibba which is situated at an altitude of about 400 feet from Mall Road. You can reach here by ropeway or there is a half-hour long trek through which you can reach here from the court complex. After reaching the top of Gun Hill, with the help of telescope, you can see and feel the Himalayan hills in front of you very closely.
11. Happy Valley
Happy Valley is located to the west of the library point and is located at the end of the cloud,s end. The valley is famous for its IAS Academy, Municipal Garden, Estates and Tibetan Temple located here. Tourists can enjoy a walk from Happy Valley to the art school which leads to the Hathipaon estate.
12. Sir Goerge Everest House
It is located 6 km from Gandhi Chowk Mussoorie. It was the home and laboratory of Sir George Everest House. From 1830 to 1843 Sir George Everest was the Surveyor General of India. The name of Mount Everest is also known after Sir George Everest. It is a sightseeing destination for tourists.
13. Bhadraj Temple
Bhadraj Temple, about 15 km from Mussoorie. Is situated at this distance. The temple is dedicated to Balabhadra, the younger brother of Lord Krishna of Hinduism. This place is the perfect spot for trekking which also includes the background of Doon Valley. From here, the Chakrata range and the area of Jaunsar Babhar can also be seen comfortably.
14. Company Garden
The view of many beautiful flowers is made here. Company Garden is one of the most favorite picnic spots of tourists visiting Mussoorie. A lake has been constructed here for tourists. The artificial waterfall situated here captivates all the tourists. There is also an amusement park here. It is located at a distance of 3 kilometers from the Mall Road.
15. Cloud's End
Cloud House End As the name suggests, this place is the end of Mussoorie. It is a famous shopping spot which is 6 km from the library. Is situated at this distance. This place offers a spectacular view of nature and tourists have to pass through dense and dense forests to reach here. On this route, there is also the Benog Wildlife Sanctuary where various species of animals and plants are found. Tourists can hire a car to come here from the main city. Tourists who are fond of walking can also reach the trek from Hathipaon on the Happy Valley road.
16. Mall Road
Mall Road is situated in the heart of Mussoorie, where there is a crowd of tourists all the time. If you wish, you can take a leisurely walk here in the evening. Even if you intend to go shopping, Mall Road is the best option for you. It is a 2 km long stretch that starts from the library point to the Picture Palace.
17. Jwala Devi Temple
Jwala Devi Temple is a famous religious center of Mussoorie which is situated at an altitude of 2100 meters above sea level. This temple is situated at the top of Benog Hills, the path leading to this temple has to pass through the cloud house end and thick trees of pine and deodar at the beginning.
This temple has a statue made of stone of Goddess Durga Mata of Hinduism, this temple is dedicated to Goddess Durga. Devotees apart from visiting here can enjoy the fascinating views of the Yamuna valley on one side and the Shivalik ranges on the other side.
18. Christ Church
Christ Church was built by the British in 1836, which is considered to be the oldest church in the Himalayan ranges. In 1906, the Princess of Wales (who later became Queen Mary of England) visited this church. He planted a cedar tree in the courtyard of this church and this tree is still planted here till today. The church is built in the Gothic architecture style and depicts the life of Jesus Christ in glass windows.
The church altar also refers to Jesus Christ hanging on the cross. The interior of the church is very beautifully built. Throughout the year, a large number of tourists and devotees visit this church to pray, pray and see the beautiful architecture of the place. Tourists can also visit the one hundred year old William Hill Organ which has historical significance.
19. Library Bazaar
Library Bazaar is located near the old library in Mussoorie which is also known as Gandhi Chowk. The place was named after it became a Victorian-style library in the 19th century, representing the history and heritage of this destination.
The main attraction here is the band stand where people can stand and listen to famous historical songs. Gandhi Chowk is also famous for the Mahatma Gandhi statue which is situated in one corner of the market. Apart from this, there are many shops and stalls in the library market which are arranged in a circular lane.
20. Shedup Choppling Temple
Shedup Choppling Temple is the famous Tibetan temple of Mussoorie which is also known as Tibetan Buddhist temple. This temple is situated on Happy Valley Road, which is surrounded by beautiful snow mountains from all sides.
It is said that after coming from Tibet, the Dalai Lama took refuge in Mussoorie and India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru recorded this land as Dharamshala in his name. The temple is adorned with many beautiful clue lamps and the prayer flags are also hoisted here, besides several books of Tibetan literature.
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