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Mall Road is the most vibrant and popular spot in Mussoorie, often called the heartbeat of the hill station. Lined with shops, cafés, restaurants, and colonial-style buildings, it offers the perfect blend of leisure, shopping, and local culture.
Visitors can enjoy souvenir shopping, street food, handicrafts, and woollens, or simply take a stroll along the scenic promenade while soaking in the majestic Himalayan views. In the evening, Mall Road comes alive with bustling crowds, cozy lights, and the charm of old Mussoorie.
Located near the Tibetan settlement in Mussoorie, Dalai Hills is a serene spot known for its tranquility, scenic beauty, and spiritual charm. Just a short walk from Happy Valley, this hilltop offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Himalayas and the Doon Valley, making it a perfect escape from the town’s hustle.
The highlight of Dalai Hills is the tall statue of Lord Buddha surrounded by prayer flags, creating a peaceful ambiance ideal for meditation and photography. The gentle breeze, pine forests, and silence of nature make it a must-visit for those seeking relaxation and inner peace.
Situated about 6 km from the Library end of Mall Road, Cloud’s End marks the geographical boundary of Mussoorie. Surrounded by thick oak and deodar forests, this serene spot lives up to its name—clouds often float so low that they appear within reach.
It is an ideal escape for nature lovers, peace seekers, and photographers. The area is also home to one of Mussoorie’s oldest heritage buildings (built in 1838), now converted into a heritage hotel. A walk through the tranquil forest trails leading to Cloud’s End offers fresh mountain air and occasional wildlife sightings.
Cloud’s End is the perfect destination for those who wish to experience Mussoorie’s quieter, untouched side, making it a must-visit for nature enthusiasts.
Located about 3 km from Mall Road, Company Garden (also known as Municipal Garden) is one of Mussoorie’s most popular attractions for families and nature lovers. Maintained by the Garden Welfare Association, it is a beautifully landscaped spot filled with vibrant flowers, lush lawns, and a mini lake.
Visitors can enjoy a boating experience on the lake, stroll through flower beds, or relax amidst the peaceful greenery. The garden also features an amusement park, fountains, and food stalls, making it a fun outing for both kids and adults.
Kempty Falls is a magnificent waterfall and recreation area set in the lap of a green valley. It’s a favorite hangout of local residents, who come to cool off in waterholes, have fun with relaxed boating activities and enjoy scenic picnics. A British officer established Kempty Falls in the 1830s as a place for the British Raj to hold tea parties. The waterfall’s name is rumored to stem from the colloquial name of Camp Tea.
The cascading Jharipani Falls is located on Mussoorie-Jharipani road about 9 km from Mussoorie. From here one needs to cover a favourable distance of 1.5 km either by bus, car or on foot to reach the waterfall. The enchanting Jharipani Falls offers a picturesque view of the Shivalik Range. One can also spot varied species of wild flowers, creepers and shrubs that are found in abundance near the waterfall. On the other side of the waterfall, you can also savour an enchanting view of the beautiful Doon Valley and steep farming fields. The Jharipani fall is an ideal place for picnicking.
Mossy Falls is a horse tail waterfall located in Randolph, New Hampshire in the White Mountains on the Short Line Trail in King's Ravine headed up towards Mount Adams and Mount Madison (Both above 5,000' elevation). It is roughly 3 miles from Route 2, from the Appalachia Parking Lot. The hike is moderate to difficult. The fall gets its name from the mossy growth surrounding it in lush green shades.7 km from Mussoorie, Mossy fall, comparatively smaller but interesting fall, is a beautiful tourist spot surrounded by a dense forest that is easily approachable by following the road starting right from the Clock Tower in Landour. Mossy Fall of Mussoorie is a ideal spot for picnic.
Located 7 km away from the hill station, Bhatta Falls is a quaint space, away from the pains of commercialization. Today, this place has developed into a nice picnic spot where locals and tourists love to spend a lot of time. A perfect backdrop for photography enthusiasts, the waterfall is among the best places to visit in Mussoorie.
Tourists, as well as locals, love to visit this beautiful picnic spot where there is a lot to enjoy for the children too. This is an artificial lake but has been beautifully developed by the authorities as a lovely tourist spot. People can enjoy boating in the lake and enjoy mesmerizing scenic views. The lake area also has numerous eateries that offer good food.
Lal Tibba, Mussoorie’s highest peak, offers amazing views of the snow-capped Himalayan range in all its glory. The Japanese telescope that has been installed here allows the visitors to enjoy the pristine beauty of the area. This mountain range is also known to house famous pilgrimages of Kedarnath and Badrinath. The splendid views and nearby pilgrimage options make this peak one of the most famous tourist places in Mussoorie.
The cable car ride in Mussoorie is another major attraction that draws a lot of tourists. It’s a 10 minutes’ ride that starts from Jhula Ghar to Gun Hill. One can enjoy amazing views of the mountains and meadows of Doon Valley up the hill on the ropeway. The sunset views from the cars are especially stunning while riding the cable car.
The famous IAS Academy is located in this beautiful and picturesque valley. The Municipal Garden and the Tibetan Temple are also located quite close to the Liberty Point. The valley culminates at the Cloud’s End, a place where Mussoorie’s geographical boundary ends. Thanks to these attractions, Happy Valley finds its name among the most popular places to visit in Mussoorie.
