The 20 best spots to watch the sunset in Mussoorie

Don't miss this place when you are Mussorie!! The view from the top Is breathtaking 🙌 But the Ropeway to Gunhill is not worth. It costed 220/person. And the classes inside the cabin was old and can't see anything outside. Better walk, its just 550mtr from Mall road/ near to the ropeway.

Now there is NO gun here. It is said that In the days before independence, a gun was kept on top, they used it to fire bullet in the afternoon; with the help of this gun shot people used to adjust their watches. In fact, the top of hill is occupied by vendors selling soveniers, street food, magic show etc. You will have to find a place to look the mountains scenary. As soon as you get down from Trolly, vendors will surround you pestering to buy their services. Trolly ticket is ₹220 for both sides. Or you can walk for about 500 meters uphill.

This is a must visit place if you are visiting Mussoorie and unable to go other hill points. It is easy to reach for kids and senior citizens. You can buy ropeway tickets from the Mall road, then within 10minutes you'll get the chance to step into the ropeway trolley (depending upon the rush/queue) as there are only 2 trollies in service. Once you'll reach at the top, you will dind mesmerising views of Mussoorie and Dehradun like an aerial view. I would recommend to reach there around 4-5 PM, and then enjoy different shades of sky. It is good for sunset view as well. There are some shops for quick chai and snacks. If you are travelling with your friends or partner, then you must try cafe located at the top of the Gun Hull.

Gun Hill, Mussoorie Ruined experience This is the second-highest point in Mussoorie. You can go up by steps, or by a cable car (INR 220 per person for a return ticket). The ropeway ride is exhilarating or terrifying, depending on you. Once you get to the top, however, the experience is pathetic. The perimeter of the hilltop is completely covered with shops and stalls, so you can't see the views while walking around. There are a couple of places where the stalls have left a small gap for you to look at the view. Unless you want to enjoy the cable car experience, avoid. The same views are available at many places in Mussoorie and Landour.

It's a view point. You can't get here without walking for some distance Per person the cost for cable car is 220 which is not cheap and the waiting time is high even on weekdays Upon reaching you get few shops for purchase, cafe and some games We can get to see sun set which is really nice If time is not a constraint then definitely this is a must go

Fantastic views of Himalayas, Dehradun and mussoorie valley. Great fun of Cable 🚠 Car ar fair ticket rate. Grand peaceful temples..a large crowd visits every Time. Costly food items is punching all the way.. Lack of security and caring staff every where. Lack of medical facilities nearby a tentative irritating issue.

Gun Hill in Mussoorie is all about the views—and they do not disappoint. We visited around 5:30 PM, just as the sun was beginning to set, and it was absolutely the right time. The soft golden light bathing the hills made for a breathtaking scene that’s hard to capture in words or photos. To get there, we took the ropeway—a short, enjoyable ride in a small cable car that accommodates about 6-8 people. It’s worth noting that the last ropeway departs at around 8-8:30 PM, and Gun Hill itself closes around the same time (as we were told by the ropeway ticket staff), so planning your visit with time to spare is a good idea. At the top, Gun Hill offers more than just the view. There are a few restaurants and shops, along with some basic entertainment and game stalls. While these are fairly standard and not the main attraction, they can be a pleasant way to spend some extra time. Overall, Gun Hill is worth visiting primarily for its scenic beauty, especially in the evening. The atmosphere is peaceful, and the panoramic views of the Doon Valley and the surrounding hills are simply stunning.

Lal Tibba cafe is just ordinary.... The view from above is just unbelievable... If it's clear sky, it's a must go place... Landour Bakehouse is must visit.... Superb taste and good ambience.... If u travelling by ur own bike or car... U will experience the most fantastic road and views ever......

The name Lal Tibba means "Red Hill", it is the highest point in Mussoorie. From here, you can get a great view of the surrounding peaks. It is located at the top of Landour and is a popular tourist destination. It is a great place for picnic. The peak is beautiful and the surroundings are scenic. The best time to visit the Lal Tibba is during sunset or sunrise. Located at an elevation of about 2,275 m (7,464 ft), If you are looking to view the Himalayas from afar, Lal Tibba is the perfect spot for viewing the majestic range.

🌄 Lal Tibba Scenic Cafe – Honest Review & Travel Tips Lal Tibba Scenic Cafe, perched atop Depot Hill in Landour, Mussoorie, is known for being the highest viewpoint in the region at 2,275 meters. While the location promises panoramic views of the Himalayas, my recent visit left me with mixed feelings. 🍽️ Food & Pricing The food served at the cafe is quite average and lacks distinctive flavor. Coffee lovers, beware—their brew was overly sweet and not customizable. There's a ₹50 entry fee to access the upper deck, which is redeemable against your order. However, it's charged per person and must be adjusted against individual items. So, if you're a group of three, you’ll need to order three separate dishes to redeem the full amount. 🌥️ Viewpoint Experience Unfortunately, the Himalayan range wasn’t clearly visible during my visit. For the best views—especially of peaks like Kedarnath, Badrinath, and Banderpoonch—plan your trip around November when the skies are clearer. The viewing area upstairs is quite cramped, especially during peak hours, and the much-advertised binoculars are disappointingly blurry. Don’t rely on them for a detailed view. 📍 Nearby Attractions Despite the underwhelming cafe experience, the surrounding area offers plenty to explore: - Char Dukan: A charming cluster of cafes just a short walk away, perfect for a relaxed snack. - Landour Bakehouse: A colonial-style bakery with excellent pastries and ambiance. - St. Paul’s Church: A serene, historic church nestled in the woods. - Kellogg Memorial Church: A beautiful landmark reflecting British-era architecture. - Benog Tibba & Naag Tibba Treks: Ideal for adventure seekers looking for scenic hikes. - Hathipaon Heritage Walk: A guided trail to “Mini Everest,” offering stunning views and local stories. 📝 Final Thoughts Lal Tibba Scenic Cafe is worth visiting for its historical charm and location, but temper your expectations regarding food and facilities. If you're seeking a peaceful moment with nature, consider visiting early in the morning or during the off-season. And for that postcard-perfect Himalayan view—November is your best bet.

A small three storied structure may be 250 sq ft each floor ground + 2 right on the cliff side with a binoculars installed at the top floor which is an open sitting area. The entrance charge is 50 rs per person which is adjusted against any food order that you place. The view is awesome as it's one of the highest points of Mussoorie. The hot food too was quite good, though you don't have much choice. The shop downstairs from where you enter has spices, honey, bee polen, etc kept for sale.

Lal Tibba is the highest point in Mussoorie and offers breathtaking views of the valley. The cafe has an entry fee of ₹50/- per head but it can be redeemed in your food bill. There is a telescope on the terrace and you can have your food enjoying the scenery. The food was limited to momos, sandwich, pizza, shakes,etc. and was a bit pricey. The Black coffee with honey was great . There is some local produce like red rice, bee pollen and rock salt for sale. Private residences of some celebrities are also located here. The normal road to Lal Tibba usually gets blocked and traffic is diverted by a very narrow and precarious road. Worth spending 1-2 hours there.

The lal tibba sunset point is approx 850 meters away from chardukan cafes. But there is a huge scam going when you visit lal tibba using taxi or rented scooters. There is a group of local people who charge u Rs50/scooty and Rs200/taxi just for visiting the sunset point. When you will ask them the reason, they will not give you clear answer and will ask you to first keep the scooter at side so that u do not run away without paying them. They are fraudsters and maybe operating there together with local police. They are highly active during sunrise and sunset times. I missed the sunset time because of these fraudsters. Try to go to the point at least 30 mins before the sunset time to avoid paying to these local fraudsters.

It's a lovely place with an amazing mountain view and a calm atmosphere. The food is tasty, and reasonably priced, making it perfect for a peaceful meal while enjoying the beautiful hills.

it was earlier known as Lord’s Church. The church has eight exquisite pre-Raphaelite and Victorian stained-glass windows and a rare historic William Hill organ, which was bought to the church in the 1880. Near the church is a deodar tree planted by HRH the princess of Wales in March 1906 after attending the morning service at the Church and a bible dating from 1889 kept on an exquisite stand which is dismountable in six parts.

An old piece of history, so lost to time that even the locals can't tell it's location. It was a bit hard to find, with Google giving intractable paths. Couldn't see the stained glass windows inside as the Church opens only on Sundays. What a site it must have been in the colonial times, looking over the valley from the mall road

This place is such a so beautiful and really the mansuri the queens of hills

Christ Church is the first church in the Himalayan region, one of the oldest churches. It has one of the most beautiful stencil art. This church has a lot of history associated with it. There's a deodar tree planted by the Queen of England. Do take your time to explore this place.

Christ Church is a beautiful old church just a few meters off, above the Mussoorie Mall Road. We saw it on our walk the first day and then got the chance to visit it on 23rd June 2022. the entry is via a short uphill road. As you stand outside and see the small iron gate and the few steps inside, you can feel the magic. The Building is pretty old British and teleports you back in time. The sky was absolutely beautiful as I clicked some pics. No-one stopped up as we entered the courtyard. We were admiring the views when the caretaker came to us and asked us if we wanted to see the inside. What an opportunity. The inside is amazing with stained glass artwork, the Gothic architecture and deep silence. We stayed there for a couple of minutes, made a small donation and came back outside. Oh, what a wonderful experience. Must visit, if you are at Mussoorie.

The location is right in the center of Mussoorie, but a bit difficult to find because there are no signs, impressed with the peaceful and ancient beauty of the church.

Went for a visit today, but couldn't Got in because The Church was closed. But the area surrounding that church was so beautiful. It gave you such hilly freshness, and greenery. Would definitely come back to explore more.

Good place, basically you can buy a ticket for the George Everest peak trek cost rupees 200 each person, not so much for wandering.

Highest point of the Masoori city .. You can see the best view of city and surroundings even you view portion of Dehradoon from the top of the George Everest.. we enjoyed stay at top in the middle of drizzling.. with gusting wind and in the middle of clouds.. it was the thriller experience over all.

Beautiful place specially the trek Parking is not great tho and they charge you money for parking and the entry all together

The George Everest Peak trek is a delightful walk through pine and deodar forests, offering refreshing views and a gentle climb. The path is mostly shaded and well-maintained, making it beginner-friendly. The final stretch is a bit steep and rocky, but the panoramic views from the top are totally worth it. Ideal for a half-day escape into nature!

Full packed place in weekend. 200 entry free which is much high. But mesmerizing view after covering 700 mt track.

Very awesome. 360 view of hills and nature for 1 km walk

Awesome place, must visit place. Please see attached pics. Place for all, in winter it's too cold there, please take your heavy warm Jackets with you. And there you can enjoy paid helicopter ride, hot air balloon view to city, and hill top view to mountains. Lovely place.

It's a man made spot. Good for outdoor chilling Especially the ones with children It's a steep down track and boating per person for 12 mins is 50 rs each UPI payments they won't accept easily So carry cash We can road on the boat and see 2 swans and other ducks The water body could have been kept cleaner Surroundings there are shops for photo , games and eatery

Mussoorie Lake is a decent place to stop by if you're already exploring the town, but it didn’t fully meet expectations. The lake itself is small and artificial, surrounded by basic paddle boating options and a few snack stalls. The natural setting around it is nice, offering scenic hills and fresh air, which adds to the charm. However, the lake area feels a bit commercialized. The entry fee is low, but once inside, everything else — boating, snacks, and even photos — adds up quickly. Cleanliness is average; the water wasn’t very clear, and there was some litter around, which was disappointing given how beautiful the area could be. It gets quite crowded, especially on weekends and holidays, which takes away from the peaceful hill-station vibe. Parking can also be tricky. There are some small shops and eateries nearby, and you can get decent views for pictures. But overall, Mussoorie Lake feels more like a quick stop than a proper destination. It’s not a bad experience, especially for families with kids, but with better maintenance and less crowding, it could be a much more enjoyable and memorable spot. ---

This is hardly worth visiting unless you have small kids and would like to go boating. It is an artificial lake, as small as a swimming pool. The approach to the lake is difficult with a steep climb down along large steps. But it is well maintained and there is a trampoline for kids. There are some food stalls and shops around.

This is an artificial lake featuring a limited range of pool games and several shops nearby. The location does not offer natural scenic views but is considered a decent place for recreational activities.

Just an artificial lake with exactly 4 swans in it. Adventure sports around. Even the views are not that pleasant and blocked by sporting lines. Though the ticket was Rs. 30 per person only, I found visiting here to be a waste of money and energy. Too many steps to walk down and upwards; very tiring affair. And for what? A man-made pool of water!

You can enjoy with your little kids for boating. If not crowded time then you will atleast spend 1 hour there. & If rush time then your time will waste.

Okay spot for kids, but can be skipped Mussoorie Lake is a man-made lake with an entry fee of ₹30. There are quite a few activities for kids, but the place isn’t very special overall. There are a lot of stairs to go down to the lake, so keep that in mind if you’re visiting with elders. Not a must-visit — you can easily skip it if you’re short on time.

Entry ticket 200. It is surrounded by the benedictory pines, old cedar trees, and medicinal plants that grow in abundance in this area. The sanctuary has developed as a bird watching haven and is a home to a wide variety of birds. The trek passes through the jungle, mines, valleys and hills. peacefu, quiet and pretty.

Heaven fir natural lovers . It’s a wonderful sanctuary largely untouched by humans. It’s 2.5 km from main road off road track best by bike then car. Entry ticket 200 rupee for Indians , it’s advisable to park your vehicle at entry gate as the path in sanctuary is not conductive for vehicles. Take your own water and food while trekking . Better to take a stick to ward of reptiles and animals . Some resorts are there near its entry gate

Very nice and peaceful place for trekking. I went there a few months ago. I think it was about 7km long trek to the top. I went in afternoon, so I could not spent much time at the top because had to get back before evening. I would suggest going in the morning so you can spend the whole day here. Bring enough water with you because there are no shops or anything on the way. There is a small temple at the peak.

Extremely pleasent trek . Loved it , would recommend everyone to go there . Peacefull .

Benog Wildlife Sanctuary mussoorie Uttarakhand Benog Wildlife Sanctuary a part of Rajaji National Park is located about 11 km from Library Point in the ‘Queen of Hills’ Mussoorie. It is surrounded by the benedictory pines, old cedar trees, and medicinal plants that grow in abundance in this area. The sanctuary has developed as a bird watching haven and is a home to a wide variety of birds such as White Capped Water Redstart and Red Billed Blue Magpie to name a few. One can also admire an eye-captivating view of the snow-clad Chaukhamba and Bandarpunch peaks from here. The popular tourist spots near the Benog Wildlife Sanctuary are the Hathipaon Estate and Cloud’s End. #Manishlakhera

Pretty good for a day trek. The views are beautiful, trek is easy even though it is an uphill climb... And the history behind this hill is very interesting. I would suggest not to miss this if you are into trekking.

Very nice place, New car derivers please don't take risks. The road is narrow and quite steep it's bit risky. The resort is closed for staying but u can enter inside by paying 150 rs per head but go only if ur are really natural view lovers and history lover other wise u will be disappointed. U can have Natural view of Himalayan peaks from backside.

This place has the right vibe, It's good for window shopping, has a bunch of cool restaurants, multiple places for taking scenic pictures, it was clear shiny weather when to start and by the time we finished it was overclouded and smoggy...

28/04/2025 visit Mall road has a wonderful view in places but traffic ⛔ issue But food and return and available in wine 🍷 shop 😜 gurudwara & mandir

One of the busiest and happiest places in Mussoorie. You will find everything related to fun, food and entertainment. Tourists love the place. The evening view is mesmerizing. The best way to feel the vibes by walking.

The mall road is around 1.5 to 2.0 km long and offers many shops and restaurants and hotels. The place is very crowded, especially in the evenings, Food options are very average, and at some places charges are quite high without providing good quality. Mall road is obviously a shopping hub for tourists. It's a nice place to hangout too. Beautiful scenic view. Mall Road is the highlight of Mussoorie. Walking along this vibrant street, we can indulge in local delicacies and shopping.

A lot of people go to Mall Road for shopping. It is a very famous place in Mussoorie. Mall Road is a big spot where people go. To eat good food, to do good shopping, to visit a good place.When you go to Mussoorie, you feel very good because the streets here are very beautiful. You will see a different beauty in every shop. You will feel as if you have come in the middle of the clouds.

Don't miss to walk on mall road while visiting Mussoorie. The perfect view of Dehradun valley from mall road of Mussoorie.

The best mall road I have ever seen, among the Nanital, Manali and Shimla, the mussoorie mall road is best one. It's a huge 2 kms long mall road. Plenty of restaurants and kiosks are there. The scenic view is amazing and mesmerising. You could see sunset and feel calmness.

This was one of the worst experience of my life. I have done paragliding more than five times but never got such a bad agency. During my landing, i scratched my hand cuz the pilots were not trained perfectly due to winds the pilot panicked and during landing banged the floor. The promised time was for 3 min but they landed me in 1min. I hope this helped.

Tried to coerce us into upgrading last minute. Claimed 3-5min flight on the ground and reducing it to 1 min on the hill. Wanted us to upgrade claiming the flight is too short. Instructor refused to turn off music completely ruining the peacful valley. Gave us an estimated 30min wait and we ended up waiting for 2 hours. After paragliding, refused to pick us up for another 1.5 hours. The gliding location is good but the staff is unhelpful and genuinely unbothered. Please consider going to any other agency because they really ruined our day.

Very bad experience with this paragliding agency. To start with they tell you they will fly for 3 minits and when you come up to the site they tell you that now you do second level as level one is very short. I had a very bad landing with injuries to arm leg and neck.At every level they want to extract money. Prior at other places where I had done paragliding it was very safe. Here they justify bad landing saying it is all airflow so there expertise is null. I will give minus rating to these people

Worst paragliding in Mussoorie. Don't try this pleaseee. Save your time it's not worth it. The gliding time isn't even Close to what they stated as how long it much.👎🏻

Worst ever my friend went and got scammed very poor for the money just do something else instead

Very good Ajay uncle was very good! Very fun and safe

Worst ever do yourself a favour and pls don't go good for you and your wallet

Dev Bhumi Wax Museum is a popular tourist attraction located in Mussoorie, near the Company Garden. It features life-size wax statues of famous personalities from India and around the world, similar to Madame Tussauds. Key Highlights: Statues of Celebrities: Includes figures of Bollywood actors, freedom fighters, sports legends, and global icons. Great Photo Opportunity: Visitors can click pictures with their favorite personalities. Location: Near Company Garden, about 3 km from Mall Road, Mussoorie. Entry Fee: Usually ranges between ₹100–₹150 per person (subject to change).

I’m not someone who’s deeply into wax museums or a big fan of wax art, but I still expected at least some of that “wait, is that real?” moment people often talk about. Unfortunately, it just never happened. I do appreciate the effort that went into setting up the space and creating the models, but the experience was underwhelming. At ₹100 per person, and with four of us visiting, it honestly felt like a bit of a waste. A lot of the figures didn’t look very realistic. They lacked the detail and finish you’d usually expect. Some of them looked quite fake, which really took away from the overall experience. There was also a strange emphasis on Western pop celebrities. While that’s not necessarily bad, I did expect to see more Indian figures, especially considering the location. A better balance would have made the visit more meaningful and memorable. All in all, it’s a decent attempt, but it just didn’t have the impact or excitement we were hoping for.

There were many flowers and plants in the garden and it was clean and green very relaxing. Some plants looked like it was dried out due to negligence or other reasons but overall a very relaxing educational and mood brightening visit

During my visit to the K Dev Bhoomi Wax Museum in Mussoorie's Company Garden, I found it to be a modest yet engaging attraction. The museum houses around 26 wax figures of notable personalities, including Mahatma Gandhi, Swami Vivekananda, and Michael Jackson. While some statues may not perfectly resemble their real-life counterparts, the effort to showcase such a diverse range of figures is commendable. The entry fee is ₹100 per person, which I found reasonable for the experience. The museum is open from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm, making it a convenient stop during a day at the Company Garden. The staff were courteous and maintained the premises well. Spending about 30 minutes here was sufficient to appreciate the exhibits. Overall, it's a pleasant addition to the Mussoorie itinerary, especially for those interested in art and history.

Taking cues from the world renowned Madame Tussauds Museum in London, Mussoorie has opened its own wax museum that displays lifelike wax figures of famous personalities of India and abroad. The wax museum is another feather in the cap for Queen of Hills Mussoorie which already has many tourist attractions. Even after low-key publicity, K Dev Bhoomi has become one the popular wax museums in India.

This is company garden. Gardening quality is very excellent

It's basically inside company garden, the fees for was museum is somewhere around 100 per person, i have gone inside, so won't be able to tell whether it's nice or bad. Although the garden is pretty nice and really deserves praise.

Must visit place in Mussoorie. Walk around the church is very good. Its worth all the hype about Landour. Its calm and silent circular roads will make your Mussoorie visit complete.

Kellogg Memorial Church blends old-world charm with tranquil surroundings. Set amidst tall deodar trees, its grey stone walls and green accents evoke a peaceful colonial-era aura. A must-visit for those who appreciate quiet heritage sites.

Built in 1903 as a Presbyterian Church, Kellogg Memorial Church holds a treasure trove of history. Visitors should note that the church premises are only open to tourists during the Sunday mass. When I visited on a Monday, it was locked. Somebody told a school is running in its complex.The church complex is used during the week days by the Language School, which originally taught Hindi, Sanskrit, etc.

Skyforce movie song was shot here. Do try to take similar shots on the stairs.. haven't been inside.. situated in landour ..away from buzzing City Life.. this is calm place.. you can see lot of monkeys around... generally harmless.. Parking is 200m away.. Calm place to sit and relax..they have benches around too

Scenic and peaceful indeed . Language school is a must visit. View of Himalayas at the backdrop is mesmerizing.

The church is located in Mussoorie, but you can’t go inside, so you can only take photos from the outside. I visited when there was a lot of fog, light rain, and it was quite cold.

Kellogg Memorial Church is a peaceful spot in Landour, Mussoorie. The Gothic architecture and stained glass windows add to its charm. It's surrounded by lush greenery, making it a great place for a quiet walk. The church is well-maintained and offers a serene atmosphere, perfect for reflection. Visitors appreciate its historical significance and the calm environment. It's a must-visit for those exploring the colonial heritage of Landour.

Nothing much. If you want to have snacks lunch etc while your feet dipped into the cold waterfall water, this is the place for you. I went here just to make my children experience the ropeway which is 250₹ per head round trip. Nice green plants for clicking few snaps. You can spend 1-2 hrs in peace.

Natural waterfall at Bhatta Falls. Scenic view. You can enjoy with friends and family having bath and get hot snacks form the adjacent cafes. Some cafes arrange for seating in the water flowing through the falls. Efforts are required to keep the place clean. NOTE: Please check the weather before you go. Avoid during rains as water flow can increase.

Awesome one of the waterfalls in Dehradun. One of the best thing is you have to travel in ropeway to reach there. There are many thrilling things on there. Also there are many tables and chairs in the middle of waterfall. Just amazing.

Bhatta Falls in Dehradun is a captivating, refreshing escape. Set amid lush forested hills, the cascading waters flow into natural pools perfect for cooling dips. The scenic setting, soothing sounds, and rustic trails offer an idyllic nature retreat—relaxing, scenic, and rejuvenating.

Bhatta Fall, on the way to Mussoorie, is a fantastic stop for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike! Besides the beautiful waterfall and peaceful surroundings, the place offers exciting adventure sports like sky cycling, giant swing, and more — perfect for thrill enthusiasts. It’s also a great spot for families with kids, as there are plenty of fun activities to keep the little ones entertained. A perfect blend of nature, adventure, and family-friendly fun!

Bhatta Fall in Mussoorie is a hidden gem for anyone craving a mix of nature and light adventure 🌿💦. The approach road is smooth and there’s a dedicated parking area, though it fills up quickly on weekends. Entry tickets are reasonably priced, making it accessible for families and solo travelers alike. Once inside, you can enjoy activities like the ropeway ride with panoramic valley views, boating in the small pool, or simply relaxing by the cascading falls 🚡🚣‍♂️. A handful of local food stalls serve piping-hot Maggi, chai, and snacks—perfect after a dip or trek 🍜☕. Overall, it’s a refreshing escape from the bustle of Mall Road and a must-visit for a half-day itinerary in Mussoorie!

Nice place. We had many entertainment options here. The cable car ride was awesome. Had a great time in giant swing. Best place to visit with family.

Food quality is too poor

Over crowded place

Location is excellent but don’t money on Lal tiba restaurant. food is not good at lal tibba.

View is nice nothing else, price seems to over priced, there is only a cafe which is not worth to go and even have entry fees of Rs 50 pp for going to rooftop

This is very quiet and peaceful place, i went there for a solo trek and felt very safe and in the lap of nature. There are different types of flowers, trees and glasses throughout, and the trek is well defined with sign boards at every step. I could hear the sound of birds and insects throughout, there are places in between where one can meditate for hours.

I did the hike down to Kolti Village from Jabarkhet and back up to Landour with a great guide. The climb was not too difficult and we did it in about an hour and a half.

Nice hike, well marked trails, beautiful and quiet place with lovely sounds of birds. It's better to take a guide, to get some information and make sure to carry water.

If you love nature than this is a must place to visit. Takes about one to 2 hour to complete the Trek through lush greenery and awesome views of the Himalayas.

Records dating back to the mid-1800s show that the property was originally known as Rockville and acquired by a Dr Wright. During the 1800s, the main purpose of the Estate, like most other forests in the area, was to generate income through the sale of wood for charcoal to meet the needs of the Mussoorie town, the brewery and the cantonment. Until 1887, this cutting and selling of wood seems to have been unabated until the Mussoorie Municipality sent a notice to the Estate Manager asking him to stop the further felling of trees and expressed concern about “large scale tree felling” and “laying the hillside bare”. This appears to be the first attempt at managing the unchecked exploitation of the forest in some way. Dedicated efforts have been taking place since 2015 to transform this sizeable tract of privately owned land into a nature reserve, home to abundant animals, birdlife and wild flowers. While you'll need luck to spot mammals, camera traps have caught leopard, black bear, porcupine and several species of deer. There are hiking trails and specialist guides available Entry tickets cost Rs. 450 per person. Guides are available at Rs.700 per person. It is best to go on a guided tour because the 300 acre reserve is not easy to navigate. Do carry drinking water with you as there is no provision for food or water inside

It's a good private property open for public for a easy trek and scenic view of the valley. However, entry fees are too expensive INR 450.00 per person. Everything is good except for leeches in the property.

This is the best part of Masoorie trip , absolutely best place for tracking mind blowing beautiful 😻

I recently read through their reviews, and it's quite concerning to see how poorly they handle feedback. For instance, one customer mentioned that their paragliding session was canceled due to weather conditions, and they didn't receive a timely refund. Instead of offering an apology, the response from the business was dismissive, saying they had booked another slot for the customer the next day. This approach seems unprofessional and lacks the proper customer service attitude required for any business to thrive."

The location is good however the services are very poor. The basics and the security measures for kids aren’t apt.

Booked for paragliding for morning slot and paid advance to one staff Nikita with the assurance that the confirmation mail shall be sent to my mail id but no mail received till now neither the call is answered. Very unprofessional attitude.after making numerous calls through ivrs, at 2.30 pm I was asked to come to lake side but again diverted to some other operator. No sign board of universal adventures on roadside or elsewhere .Returned back after loosing money, time and efforts. Never recommend any body to book online with advance bookings payment in name of universal adventures , mussorie and fell to their trap.

You guys should work on your services In case the booking for paragliding has been canceled from your side because of the weather then you guys should refund the amount on time… Even after the multiple follow ups your executive Keshav Nautiyal is not bothered to answer the call nether processed the refund. Customer experience is very important in your business, for which your team is least bothered

WORST EXP EVER! Would GIVE NEGATIVE SCORE! I WILL NOT RECOMMEND THIS PLACE TO ANYONE. AND PLS DO NOT GO, IF YOU LOVE YOUR LIFE. The haunted house had no electricity The bumping car started producing smoke and buring smell. I cannot trust rest of their rides with my life. The managers gave us the excuse ki ghar mai electricity jaati..waise hi jaati hai...tf is this reasoning? This is a business, we paid for your services and you give us worst services possible? Its your responsibility to ensure such incidents doesnot occur. If possible i will definately sue this place for deficient services under the CONSUMER PROTECTION ACT OF INDIA

Nice track. Calm place to visit as there are only a few who reach the top and rest leave in between. Suggest you to go there early morning so that u reach approx 9 am there. One star miss due to the road reaching there have some sections so narrow that only 1 car cross at a time. If someone come from front one have to take their car back thus allowing other to pass.

Everyone is very good and the service here is very beautiful.

You can get really pretty cards, diaries, painting of botanical indigenous to Mussorrie... a very nice shop to buy some gifts

This a treasury waiting to be discovered. Has lots of antique pieces, paintings and souvenirs for purchase. Perhaps they should allow photography inside as that can help with publicising it further. They’re open on Sundays too so that’s a bonus.

Surbhi is so passionate and knowledgeable - definitely worth asking questions if she's around. Amazing how much history has intersected with Mussoorie in different ways and how much of it is portrayed here with the limited resources.

Surabhi is the lady who got this centre up and going. She is totally fascinated with the history of Mussoorie and has assembled a lot of interesting photos, books, facts, etc. Well worth a visit! The MHC is right under the newly re-built clock tower in Landour bazaar.

Nice place full of antiques and history. The lady at the store is knowledgeable and well informed. I appreciate her passion and overall it was a great experience. -Aman from Kashmir

A wonderful and very much essential foundation located close to the clock tower in Landour Bazaar. The women running it are open and informative. Showing a very kind nature of spirit, the owner of the establishment deliberately took time out to explain to us in detail about all the artifacts on display. Another wonderful initiative being endorsed by the MHC is the availability of souvenirs, fair trade gifts and craft items. The majority of items on sale are directly linked to NGO projects in the local area. School improvement funding will also benefit by way of finance raised through the sale of handcrafted cards, jewellery etc. A very worthy cause.

mussoorie heritage museum is a good place for those people who have interesting in art. their you can see lots of fine art. and the scenic view of mountains is great.

Great place , very scenic . Lord Buddha Statue so well built. Small maggie points also there where one can sit , relax and enjoy snacks. Panoramic view of mountain s. Approx 500 m trek to reach there.

Location: Around 15 minutes from Library chowk Mall Road, around 30 minutes from Kempty Falls. The approach road is quite narrow. The temple is actually quite serene and situated on the hilltop. Plenty of eateries nearby. You can capture beautiful photogenic moments. Must visit place if you are in Mussorie.

Experience was really nice it was very peaceful with perfect soothing views.. don't miss budhha hills also just at walkable distance from the temple...2 nice cafes with great vibes too also street food you can have just at the entrance

Must-visit place when visiting Mussoorie. A very peaceful and happy place, as the name suggests: Happy Hill. You can absolutely enjoy the stunning views of the valley and visit the temple. Evening hours are preferred when visiting here to enjoy this place to the fullest.

One of the more popular spots in mussoorie. This is buddhist temple is said to be the 1st Tibetan shrine to be built in India and was consecrated by Dalai Lama. Although not the largest it is peaceful inside. Infront is a view point overlooking the hills. There seems to be more tibetan buildings and settlements below which are out of limit for tourists

The Buddha temple located 3 km from Mussoorie in Uttarakhand state of India. Located just near the Company Garden, the temple dedicated to Lord Gautam Buddha is situated at the top of a mountain.

One of best spots in mussoorie district. Very picturesque, calming and breezy

Landour is a beautiful and peaceful place to visit. The narrow lanes, old-world charm, and the calm mountain air make it a unique experience. What makes it even more special is the weather after the rain everything feels fresher, the air turns cooler and cleaner, and the views become absolutely stunning. The greenery looks brighter and the skies clearer, making the whole atmosphere magical. Overall, Landour is a perfect getaway to enjoy nature, peace, and breathtaking scenery.

Landour Hill Station is a visual treat! The drive itself is breathtaking, with stunning views around every bend. Must-visit is the Landour Bakehouse – their bakery products are AMAZING 🤩! Fresh, delicious, and perfect for a quick snack or souvenir. If you're looking for a serene getaway with great views and tasty treats, Landour is the place to be. Highly recommend!

Mussoorie truly lives up to its name as the Queen of Hills. The cool breeze, breathtaking mountain views, and peaceful vibe make it a perfect escape from city chaos. Mall Road is lively with cafés and shops, while Kempty Falls and Gun Hill offer great experiences. Early mornings and sunsets here are magical, with clouds often floating right around you. It’s ideal for couples, families, or even solo travelers looking for relaxation with a touch of adventure.

Landour is a gem tucked above Mussoorie – calm, charming, and full of old-world vibes. Unlike the crowded bustle of Mussoorie, Landour has narrow winding roads, pine and deodar trees all around, and stunning views of the mountains. The peaceful walks, fresh air, and colonial-era charm make it a perfect getaway to relax and slow down. A must-visit if you’re in Mussoorie and looking for quiet beauty away from the crowds.

Great please has it’s own history, don’t go there on weekend too much rush traffic, prefer bikes and scooty car will make it more difficult for you , yes people take theirs car but i don’t think you should, nice place for people who like peaceful placed and don’t forget to take your raincoat with you 🫶🏻

Lovey hill station. But it’s very tough to reach here because of huge crowds, tough roads and jams. Also it has gotten very commercial, but it’s good for a day tour, and has great views.

It’s hyped to be honest… but the walk is simple even the elderly people can enjoy the tracks.. sister’s bazaar, chaar dukan, Landour bake house are all super hyped up!! Nothing special about these places except they are very old and owners have pics with some celebrities. Landour Bake house is expensive, I liked choco chick on the mall road more than this…!!

Ikya Fun & Adventure Park is full paisa-vasool. The place has proper adventure vibes – zipline, rope climbing, and a bunch of other cool activities that actually get your adrenaline going. Everything is well-managed, and the staff is chill and helpful, which makes the whole experience even better. The best thing is, it’s not rushed or crowded – you get time to enjoy every activity at your own pace. There are also spots to just sit, relax, and vibe with your friends. Perfect weekend spot if you’re bored of malls and the same old hangouts. Totally worth checking out.

best adventure park for fun activities , amazing rides and friendly ,helping staff specially tanu mam. Truely worth a visit

I think it is the best place for children for outings, and for those who are coming to visit Mussoorie, I will advise them to please go to this place. It is just amazing, and I think children will love it. The one thing which I really like is that they have a 1500 rs package for all activities. They have other options also, but I like this option, so that's why I am mentioning it. But of course, there are some activities which are quite difficult for children, but I think the remaining activities are quite enough for your children so I will definitely give you advice, please go to this place. One thing I just want to mention here is that there is an entry ticket of 50 rs for every person who is visiting this

Located at the mussoorie road, this is a small adventure park. Good for families, friends & couples. Zip line & fish spa is the best. entry ticket is 50 per persn & they charged 1000 for zip line & fishspa for 2 members.

The staff is very cooperative and nice. All the rides are very safe.the owner is very sweet.would recommend everyone to come.

We found this place by accident but it was worth coming.. all the adventures and rides were awesome… specially the giant swing as it takes you to the height of moon.. all the staff was very cooperative and helpful.. they were boosting people confidence for the rides.. A perfect 5 star for IKya Fun and Adventure park..

Small kids friendly adventure park at Mussoorie road. Those who afraid to do adventure, they can try zip line. For 1 activity they charge approx 400 if we take ticket separately otherwise 1000rs ticket for 4 activities.

Good experience and feel very close to nature 🙏

On of the best Restaurant with mountain view in kimadi❤👍💯

My favourite place to be at.. sukoon, shanti aur chai

You can bring raw material (Food) and as per your teste he will prepare food on reasonable rate, you must stop here for food and snacks

Went there to enjoy the sunset view ,getting the peaceful vibes all over the silence

Nice view good space to sit and friendly nature of shop holder

It’s good 👍 Good taste with Amazing view

worst exprience in my life trolly stuck in air and no one take it risponsbilty and also not refunding my money ...... never ever take rope way from shail shikhar company....