Top 18 Places To Visit In Mussoorie

The Shedup Choephelling Temple, situated in the Happy Valley of Mussoorie, holds great importance as being a spiritual place. The Shedup Choephelling Temple has been erected in Tibetan architecture embracing prayer wheels, a lot of Lord Buddha idols with colorful painted walls and ceiling. The temple's exterior is adorned with clay lamps and colorful prayer flags. The Temple holds profound spiritual significance as it has a remarkable collection of Tibetan literature and books.

This hilltop is accessible after a walk of 1 Km, it is a well-laid trail. The entire trail is dotted with scenic views with millions of multi-coloured Budhhist prayer flags. The summit of Dalai Hill features an imposing golden statue of Buddha, made of Bronze towering approximately 20 feet in height. Offers 360-degree view of snow-capped peaks like Nanda Devi, Gangotri, Srikanta, Bandarpuch, and many more.

These are Tibetan settlements that came into existence in 1959 after the exile of the 14th Dalai Lama (present time) & Tibetan citizens from Tibet. It has many Tibetan families including the significant Shedup Choephelling Temple and Dalai Hills.

There is an amusement park with many recreational activities like boating, Miniature Train rides, and entertaining rides including swings, slides, and bumper cars.etc. Floral Garden with 800+ varieties of flowers. Also, there is a Wax Museum that features lifelike wax statues representing renowned figures from various domains, including Swami Vivekananda, Mother Teresa, Michael Jackson, Leonardo DiCaprio, Pitbull, and Mr. Bean. The place for shopping the local handicrafts, gifts, and memorabilia.

Kempty Fall is Mussoorie's famous place for its white gigantic waterfall cascading down from a height of approximately 40 feet, creating a stunning visual spectacle. The surrounding lush greenery adds to its charm, making it a picturesque destination for nature lovers and photographers. There are lot of souvenir shops and food shop for quick snacks.

The bustling heart of Mussoorie, the main market, stretches from Gandhi Chowk to Picture Palace, connecting two major bazaars – Kulri and Library Market. Spanning a distance of 2 kilometers, this lively avenue is adorned with souvenir shops, artisan boutiques, handloom stores, restaurants, cafes, and video game parlors. There are benches alongside sides of the road, offering an ideal setting to savor the rolling valley vistas. Evening see a significant influx of visitors, both locals and tourists, who throng the markets for a leisurely stroll. Stroll through the animated streets of this mall road remains a cherished evening activity in Queen of Hills ‘Mussoorie’. Night view of city is best when the entire city is adorned with vibrant lights, offering a panoramic view of the Doon Valley, is an absolute must-do experience.

Positioned as the second-highest point in Mussoorie, following Lal Tibba. It serves as a vantage point to behold the Himalayan panorama, featuring a telescope viewpoint for observing snow-capped peaks. From this location, you can relish spectacular vistas of Lal Tibba, Gangotri, Banderpoonch, Nag Tibba, and the finest view of the Doon Valley.

This is an approximately 3-kilometer-long pedestrian pathway that runs alongside Mall Road, commencing near the Picture Palace and concluding near Library Chowk (Kulri Bazaar). As you move away from the vibrant activity of Mall Road, you'll discover the genuine charm of rustic nature. Along this route, you'll encounter quaint, traditional houses, along with scenic viewpoints that offer unobstructed and tranquil vistas of the rolling valleys. It's the perfect setting for a serene walk amidst the lap of nature.

Lal Tibba is at the crest of the highest hill located at an altitude of 2438m above sea level. The captivating view of glittering snow-capped peaks is a highlight of this place & it is also the best place to enjoy sunrise & sunset. Relish the stunning view of Himlayan range like the Badrinath peak, Kedarnath peak, and the Banderpoonch peaks. British-era structures like St. Paul's Church and Kellogg's Church are still visible today.

Mussoorie is artificial lake development as recreational activity centre with thrilling sports like Sky cycling, Zipline, Zip swing, Paragliding, Bungee Jump etc.

Dhanaulti is a charming hill station located nearly 35 Kms away from Mussoorie. Situated at an altitude of around 2,286 meters (7,500 feet) above sea level, it is nestled amidst the lofty Himalayan peaks and offers a serene and tranquil escape from the bustling city life. It is known for its lush greenery, dense forests, and panoramic views of the Himalayas. The town is enveloped by a thick cover of oak, deodar, and rhododendron trees, making it a haven for nature lovers. The town features Eco Park, Deogarh Fort and Surkanda Devi temple which are must do places to visit.

Nestled at the hilltop, the Surkanda Devi Temple boasts a humble architectural style, adorned with an array of idols and images portraying Hindu deities. The temple, a sacred shrine dedicated to the Goddess, is recognized as one of the Siddhpeeths, exuding a spiritual aura. Situated just 6 kilometers from Dhanaulti, reaching the temple involves a scenic 2-kilometer trek from Kaddukhal. For those seeking a more leisurely ascent, a convenient ropeway facility is also available.