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Welcome to Mussoorie, the timeless jewel of Uttarakhand and lovingly known as the “Queen of the Hills.” Just 35 km from Dehradun, Mussoorie stands tall at 6,500 ft, offering travelers a perfect blend of scenic beauty, colonial charm, and high-altitude adventure. But with WALT – World of Adventure, Leisure & Travel, your Mussoorie experience becomes more than a trip — it becomes a curated journey into nature, nostalgia, and newness.
Mussoorie enchants every kind of traveler — from honeymooners seeking quiet romance among pine forests, to families looking for a refreshing mountain break, and even thrill-seekers eager for Himalayan adventures. With panoramic views of the snow-capped Garhwal ranges, cascading waterfalls like Kempty and Jharipani, historic gems like George Everest’s House, and sunset walks along Lal Tibba or Camel’s Back Road, Mussoorie is a place that evokes wonder at every turn.
Step back in time along the colonial lanes of Landour, sip hot cocoa at Char Dukan, or feel the pulse of the hills at the bustling Mall Road — all while WALT handles the logistics, guidance, and customized experiences designed around your pace and passion.
For the more adventurous, WALT offers curated outdoor activities like:
And for those seeking leisure, WALT crafts laid-back itineraries full of panoramic tea spots, wellness breaks, photography walks, and hidden cafés with stunning valley views.
Located about 15 km from Mussoorie on the way to Yamunotri, Kempty Falls is one of the most visited and photographed spots in the region. The falls tumble from a height of 40 feet into a large pool where visitors can take a dip, picnic, or simply relax to the sound of gushing water. Surrounded by green hills and accessible by ropeway or foot, it’s a perfect family-friendly outing.
Tip: Visit early in the day to avoid crowds and enjoy a peaceful moment by the cascading water.
The heartbeat of Mussoorie’s tourism, Mall Road offers a vibrant blend of shopping, food, and colonial charm. With its vintage lamp posts, benches facing the valley, old churches, and buzzing shops, a stroll here is like stepping into a classic British hill town.
Enjoy hot momos, fudge, and piping hot masala chai at cozy street-side stalls.
Gun Hill is Mussoorie’s second-highest peak, offering sweeping 360-degree views of the snow-clad Himalayan ranges like Bandarpoonch, Srikantha, and Pithwara. A short ropeway ride from Jhula Ghar (Mall Road) takes you up to this viewpoint.
Historically, a cannon was fired daily from the hill during British times to help residents set their watches—thus the name Gun Hill.
Activity: Try the small carnival games and telescopes at the top for a nostalgic fairground feel.
At over 7,500 feet above sea level, Lal Tibba is the highest point in Mussoorie. Located in Landour, a quiet and posh suburb, it offers majestic views of snow-covered peaks like Kedarnath, Badrinath, and Nanda Devi through installed telescopes.
The area is dotted with charming colonial-style homes, British-era bakeries, and centuries-old churches.
Don’t Miss: A hot chocolate or coffee at Char Dukan, a beloved spot among locals and visitors alike.
This scenic 3-km stretch connects Kulri Bazaar to Library Point and is shaped like a camel’s hump—hence the name. It’s ideal for morning walks, peaceful cycling, or sunset strolls with stunning views of the Doon Valley and snow-laden mountains.
Perfect for: Photography, romantic walks, and nature watching
Just 3 km from Mall Road, this well-maintained garden features lush lawns, colorful flowerbeds, a mini amusement park, and a small artificial lake for boating. It’s a great spot for families and children.
Additional attractions: Wax museum, fun rides, and snack stalls.
Located on the Dehradun-Mussoorie road, this man-made lake is a great place for paddle boating and offers picturesque views, especially at sunset. Adventure enthusiasts can try activities like ziplining, and kids will enjoy the simple, cheerful vibe.
Best for: Short stopover, families with kids, ziplining thrill.
This historical site was the home and observatory of Sir George Everest, the British surveyor-general after whom Mount Everest is named. Though now in ruins, the house stands as a quiet monument surrounded by wide meadows, pine forests, and the mighty Himalayan view.
Must do: Trek to the summit above the house for even better views and solitude.
Cloud’s End is literally the geographical end of Mussoorie. Surrounded by dense oak and deodar forests, it’s a peaceful escape from the crowds and ideal for birdwatching, walking trails, and nature photography. A heritage building here has been turned into a quaint hotel.
Best for: Solitude, forest trails, and romantic escapes
Away from the bustling crowd of Kempty Falls, these two waterfalls offer raw natural beauty and serenity. Located slightly off the main town, both require a short hike and are perfect for nature lovers and photographers looking to explore Mussoorie beyond the tourist hotspots.