HillStations

Mussoorie got its name from a plant called Mansoor. It was first discovered by Captain Young in 1823. In those days it was only accessible by road, from Saharanpur. The distance was almost a hundred kilometers. But once railways were established in Dehradun, it was a mere 34 Km from there. Mussoories is very well known for its…

Park Estate is a trekker’s delight in Mussoorie. Camel’s Back Road is great for taking long walks. Some temples like the Nag Devta temple, Jwalaji temple and Bhadraj temple are also there for religiously inclined folks. For sports and adventure seekers, you could visit the roller skating rink (the largest of its kind in India), or you could…

If you love to go on shopping sprees, Mussoorie offers planty of ways you can splurge your money! The Library Market is a good place to start with. If you have any cash left over from your shopping budget, you can…

There are several places for picnic lovers. To start with, there are many lakes in Mussoorie to go boating. Then there are water falls like the…

Some great videos of Mussoorie sight seeing, Kempty Falls, Tibetian Settlement, Santure Devi Temple, Doon Valley, etc await you on this page! Even paragliding and…

Check out the roadmap of Mussoorie, below. It’s quite comprehensive.