A sleepy little town on the outskirts of Mussoorie, this quaint little cantonment town in the foothills of the Himalayas is a tourist's favourite. It's serene, and tranquil and is home to one of India's most beloved writers - Ruskin Bond. (Pics: Pexels, Pixabay, Freepik; Representational purposes)
This is the highest peak's topmost point, Lal Tibba provides mesmerising views of Himalayan mountain peaks. It is situated in the Landour area in Depot Hill.
Located at Kasmanda Palace in Landour, Mussoorie, at a distance of about 5 km from the Library Bus Stand in Mussoorie, this is one of the historic architectures of the city.
As with most hill stations, this is a buzzing place in Mussoorie with several shops to but from and several eateries to try out delectable food from. It is a colonial relic with benches and lampposts adding to the charm.
This is a perfect picnic spot near Mussoorie. You can visit with family and friends and enjoy a relaxed time and enjoy boating in the lake. (Image: MakeMyTrip)
This is one of the highest peaks of Mussoorie situated at a height of over 2,024 metres. Sighs of snow-capped Himalayan peaks and spectacular views of the Doon Valley can be viewed from here.
A popular picnic spot 15 km from Mussoorie city, it is one of the oldest tourist spots near Mussoorie.
Enjoy a peaceful walk amid nature on this 3 km-log stretch which got its name thanks to the natural layout of rocks shaped like a camels hump at the end of road.
Around 11 km from Mussoorie's Library Point, the place is surrounded by benedictory pines, old cedar trees, and medicinal plants. It's touted as a bird-watching haven.
It's often considered a hidden gem in Mussoorie. Enjoy the cascading water amidst lush surroundings.