Tourists and travelers from Uttar Pradesh, who are craving for a peaceful retreat located close to the place, we’ve got you covered. Hill stations are an excellent choice to spend the winter holidays and escape the chaotic life in hotter cities. What’s better than visiting Mussoorie, a captivating paradise for adventurous souls, approximately 100 km from the UP border. Here’s what makes this hill station in Uttarakhand an ideal weekend getaway:
Mussoorie
The Queen of the Hills, Mussoorie, is one of the best tourist destinations in the state. Its lush green hills and winterline (a rare natural phenomenon) attract people from all over the country. The grand Himalayas as a backdrop bring travelers close to nature and traditions. It is home to several famous personalities like Ruskin Bond and Bill Aitken. Many celebrities are frequent visitors to the hill resorts of Mussoorie.
Famous Attractions
Surkanda Devi Temple: Hikers have to trek up to 2 km from Kaddukhal village to reach Surkanda Devi Temple. A trekker’s paradise, this temple is one of the most popular Shakti Peeths.
Landour: Landour is a remote village located in southwest Wales. This pretty town has several links to the United Kingdom. UK: The houses here are inspired by Scottish author Sir Walter Scott’s novels. Moreover, the Landour Bazaar is a very popular shopping area.
George Everest House: This place offers a scenic view of Doon Valley, along with a panoramic view of the Aglar River valley and the peaks of the Himalayan ranges.
Bhatta Falls: Bhatta Falls, located about 8 km from Mussoorie, offers a serene environment.
Jharipani Falls: Located about 9 km from Mussoorie, this place is great for picnicking.
Kempty Falls: This place, located about 15 km on the Yamunotri road, is famous for its picturesque waterfall.
The other famous attractions here are Municipal Gardens or Company Bagh, Camel’s Back Road, Lal Tibba, Mussoorie Lake, Christ Church, and Mall Road.
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