Mussoorie

Places to see in Mussoorie (The Queen of Hill Stations)

Camel’s Back Road :- The place offers a picturesque view of
Lake Mist :- About 5 km before Kempty falls on the Mussoorie-Kempty
Gun Hill :- One can enjoy a thrilling ropeway ride to Gun
Cable Ride :- Enjoy a Ropeway ride to the second highest peak
Mussoorie Lake :- A newly developed picnic spot situated
Vinog Mountain Quail Sanctuary :- 11 Kms to the south of Library
Kempty Fall :- 15 kms from Mussoorie on the Yamunotri Road
Dhanaulti -Dhanolti :- 24 Kms from Mussoorie. Dhanaulti Dhanolti
Nagtibba :- 34 kms from Mussoorie one reaches Thatyur. 7 Kms
Surkanda Devi :- Situated at an elevation of 3030 mts above sea
Lakha Mandal :- Lakha Mandal is situated on the Yamunotri
Bhadraj Temple :- About 15 kms from Mussoorie, it is an ideal
Municipal Garden :- A perfect picnic spot the garden with its
Yamuna Bridge :- About 27 kms from Mussoorie on Chakrata-Barkot
Childer's Lodge :- is the highest peak of Mussoorie near Lal Tibba,
George Everest House :- The George Everest House is the peak
Jwalaji Temple :- The Jwalaji Temple is situated on the top
Bhatta Fall :- About 7 kms from Mussoorie on Mussoorie-Dehradun
Jharipani Fall :- About 8.5 kms from Mussoorie on Mussoorie- Jharipani
Van Chetna Kendra :- At a distance of about 2 kms on Tehri the sunset and a life like resemblance of a sitting camel. One can also enjoy long walks and horse riding here.
road is a developed good picnic spot with accommodation and restaurant facilities, boating is also available. The place showcases nature in an exquisite manner. With the Kempty river flowing through it, Lake Mist has many small but beautiful waterfalls made by the river. Thus, this is a gem in the queen of hills.
Hill, the second highest peak of Mussoorie(2122 mts). The peak offers a panoramic view of the Himalayan ranges.
of Mussoorie. It can also be negotiated by bridles path which forks-off from Mall Road near Kutchery and to reach takes about twenty minutes. The Ropeway distance is only 400 mtrs. And the sheer thrill of the ride is memorable.
on Mussoorie-Dehradun road. The lake is situated at 6 km on Mussoorie-Dehradun road having a facility of pedaled boats. It offers an enchanting view of Doon Valley and nearby villages. View during Night is marvelous.
Point lies an old sanctuary established in 1993 and covering an area of 339 hactares. It is famous for the extinct bird species, Mountain Quail(Pahari Bater), which was last spotted in 1876.
is the most fascinating and the biggest water fall, Kempty located in a beautiful valley of Mussoorie.
provides a breath-taking view of the valleys and the Himalayan peaks. The long wooded slopes, lazy outings, cool caressing breeze, warm and hospitable inhabitants, lovely weather and fabulous view of of snow covered mountains makes it an ideal retreat for a relaxed holiday.
further is devalsari and a 14 kms further trek to Nagtibba is an ideal spot for trekking.
level near village Kaddukhal the temple of Surkanda Devi is 33 kms from Kaddukhal and one has to trek about 2 kms. The temple of Surkanda Devi is situated on the top of the mountain and is of great religious significance. A fair is held every year on “Ganga Dussehra” during May-June in which thousands of people participate.
road, past Kempty Falls. There are hundred of idols of archaeological importance which have been preserved by the Archaeological Survey of India. According to the legend, the Kaurvas made a shellac house and conspired to burn the Pandavas alive here.
spot for trekking via Park Toll-Clods end, Dudhi. Situated on the extreme western region of Mussoorie town, Bhadraj offers a commanding view of the Doon Valley. Chakrata ranges and Jaunsar Bawar areas can be viewed from here. Bhadraj Temple is dedicated to Lord Bal Bhadra, brother of Lord Krishna.
artificially created lake with paddled boating facility. It is located at a distance of 4 km by rickshaw cycles, pony or by a car and 2 km via Waverly Convent School road on foot.
road, is an ideal spot for fishing.
it is situated at 5 km from the Tourist Office and one can go on horse back or on foot. The view of snow-clad mountains is exhilarating.
estate of Sir George, the surveyor General of India. Sir George had his office and residence here. The Mount Everest, the highest peak of the Himalayas was named after Sir George .
of the Benog Hill and has an idol of Mata Durga. The temple is surrounded by the thick forests and offers a panoramic view of the Himalayan peaks, Doon valley and Yamuna valley
road. Access by car or bus upto Balta village from where the fall is 3kms by car or foot. An ideal spot for bathing anf picnics.
Road. Visitors can go by bus or by car upto 7 kms to Jharipani from where the fall is 1.5 kms, on foot.
bye pass road, this place is developed as a picnic spot and has a park surrounded with pine forest and flowering shrubs, and is approachable by foot or taxi/car. The main attraction is the wildilife of the park like Ghurar, Kanankar, Himalayan Peacock, Monal etc..