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| Mussoorie Tour Information |
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Location:
At an altitude of 2500 meters, Mussoorie is located in the Garhwali Hills in Uttaranchal. This enchanting hill station is 34 km from the heart of Uttaranchal, Dehradun. Nearest Airport / Railway Station:
Jollygrant Airport is a nearest airport located 60 km from Mussoorie. Dehradun Railway Station, 30 km away, is a nearest railhead from Mussoorie.
Highlights:
Lal Tibba View, Kempty Falls, Gun Hill Rope Way, Municipal Gardens.
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| Best Time to Visit Mussoorie: |
| This captivating hill station of India located in Uttaranchal enjoys pleasant weather throughout the year. The best time to visit Mussoorie is between April to June and also in between September to November. During monsoons, you may face many troubles as the roads are in a bad condition. So avoid traveling to Mussoorie in the monsoon season.
 Mussoorie, also known as 'the Queen of Hills', is one of the enrapturing tourist spots of Uttaranchal. Located in the Garhwali Hills, Mussoorie in Uttaranchal offers unparallel views of pine covered slopes and snow-capped majestic mountains that capture the hearts of travelers. With its scenic delight, invigorating mountain air, sedate hideaways and plush foliage, Mussoorie provides a treat to every nature lover. Lose yourself in the magical beauty of this pleasant tourist destination. During summers, Mussorie witnesses lots of tourists flocking to the place and rushing to reserve their hotels. There is a Lal Bahadur Shashtri National Academy of Administrative office in Mussoorie that provides training to IAS (Indian Administrative Service) officers. A perfect gateway to Gangotari, Yamunotri and Haridwar pilgrimages, travel to Mussoorie to get immersed in its scenic beauty.
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| History of Mussoorie: |
Mussoorie came into being in 1827 when Captain Young, an officer of the British Army, established a center named as 'The Mullinger'. This place received its name from the plant Masoor grown here in abundance. This tiny center soon emerges as a center of education, tourism and business. With a central mall, a library, resorts and Anglican Church, Mussoorie has still retained its old-world charm.
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| Place to See in Mussoorie: |
Kempty Falls:
Sited 13 km from Mussoorie, Kempty Falls is the most favored tourist spot in Mussoorie. From the height of 4500 feet, water cascading down further divides into five cascades offering a splendid view. Reaching Kempty Falls is an experience to cherish for a lifetime, as the ropeway takes you down to the fall. Enjoy the panoramic view of the falls and the mountains.
Lal Tibba:
Lal Tibba is the highest point in Mussoorie that offers many scenic delights and is ideal for trekking.
Gun Hill: :
This is a second highest point after Lal Tibba in Mussoorie. To reach this spot you need to take a Ropeway ride that offers a magnificent view of Mussoorie. Gun Hill provides a bird's eye view of this amazing hill station. Gun Hill received its name during colonial period, as a gun on this point was shot in order to enable people to adjust their watches.
Municipal Gardens: Before independence, it was known as the Botanical gardens of Mussoorie. This manicured garden was designed by Dr. H. Fackner, a popular geologist. It is a beautiful spot with an artificial mini lake and boats.
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