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No trip to Mussoorie is complete without a visit to the famous Falls of Kempty. The site was developed by a British officer in the 1830 to accommodate tea parties and has since become a popular Mussoorie attraction, particularly for picnics.
At almost 1,364 meters high, these falls offer spectacular views of the valley that surrounds them. Bathe in the water of the pool formed at the bottom of the waterfall, click some pictures or sit by the waterfall and enjoy Garma-Garam Maggi with Kadak Chai.
2. Gun Hill
Gun Hill, a historic peak and the second highest in Mussoorie, is a popular place to view the scenic Himalayan Range and the Doon Valley. A popular view…
3. Lal Tibba, Mussoorie
Perched atop Depot Hill in Landour, Lal Tibba is one of Mussoorie’s highest vantage points. Only 6 km from the city center, this viewpoint is at an altitude of 2,275 meters, so you can only guess the view from here. The name of the viewpoint literally means “Red Hill”, which is a direct nod to the color of the sky visible from here at sunrise and sunset.
4. Soham Heritage Arts Center
Soham Art & Heritage Center showcases Himalayan culture and tradition through canvases, sculptures, frescoes, murals and sc.
5. Clouds End, Mussoorie
If you are looking for solitude on your next trip to Mussoorie, Cloud’s End is for you. A scenic stretch of lush cedar and oak forests, this site is 4 miles from Library Road and marks the geographical end of the mountain town. You can reach Cloud’s End by walking down Hathipaon Road from the Happy Valley area.
Not only does this location offer stunning views throughout the day, but it also provides the most surreal backdrop to watch the sunrise and sunset against the blue sky. Photographers find this place extremely beautiful, and you might as well take your next Instagram-worthy shot here.
6. Mall Road Mussoorie
The most famous walk in Queen of the Hills, Mussoorie is The Mall. At over 2000m above sea level, The Mall is Mussoorie’s main attraction. Almost every visitor to Mussoorie must visit the beautiful Mall Road, which stretches from the Picture Palace in the east to the Library in the west.
If you are coming Mussoorie for a trip then you can come by air, by train, by car.
By Train: Deharadun Railway Station located around 36 km away serves as the nearest railway station to Mussoorie. Number of trains from far and near of cities including Delhi, Kolkata, Jammu and Amritsar serve Deharadun city. After reaching Deharadun by train, visitors can board local taxis or buses for Mussoorie.
By Air. The nearest airport is the Jolly Grant Airport in Deharadun, which lies approximately 54 kilometers away, and offers daily connectivity with New Delhi.
By Car: Nearest city is deharadun, you can come to direct deharadun and book local taxi / or car to reach Mussoorie.