Mussoorie

Located about 15 kilometres from the centre of Mussoorie, the cascading perennial waterfalls gush down from a height of about 12 metres.

Perched on the edge of a cliff overlooking the picture-perfect Doon Valley, and 6 kms from Gandhi Chowk, George Everest’s House is the perfect picnic spot for all tourists.

Perched atop 2,290 meters, Lal Tibba is the highest peak in Mussoorie. At present, it serves as the base camp of Indian military services.

Dotted with Oak and Deodar trees, Cloud’s End is just 6 kms away from Library Road, and is replete with lush flora.

The Ideal Haunt for Nature Lovers

Named so due to its natural layout, which resembles a camel’s hump, Camel's Back Road is a 4 km long stretch between Kulri Bazaar and Library Chowk.

Standing tall at 2,024 meters, Gun Hill is the second highest peak in Mussoorie, and is a perfect spot for photographers and nature-lovers.

Landour is a surreal walk away from Mussoorie bazaar to the Char Dukan area, while enthusiasts can walk their way which can take up to 40 minutes. The path will take you through the Deodar-forest on a winding trail. Soak in the mountain scent and the lovely vistas around you.

Mussoorie Lake is an artificial lake, seated on the Mussoorie- Dehradun highway. It is maintained by the Dehradun Development Authority and exudes a natural charm, offering surreal views of the Doon Valley.

Located at a height of 2,000 meters, the Mall Road is one of the most happening shopping centres of Mussoorie, offering a range of goodies and artefacts.