Mussoorie Tour Package

Overview

Uttarakhand, India

Mussoorie, fondly known as the Queen of the Hills, is one of those places that feels like a breath of fresh air. The town clings to the hillside, offering jaw-dropping views of the Himalayas on one side and the sprawling Doon Valley on the other. But it’s not just about the scenery – it’s the little things that make Mussoorie special. The clatter of hooves as horses trot down Camel’s Back Road, the aroma of fresh buns at Landour’s bakeries, or the way the mist rolls through the streets, giving everything a dreamy feel. The old British-style lampposts along The Mall Road, the quaint bookshops tucked between cafés, and the vintage charm of old churches – all these quirks make it feel like stepping back in time, but with just enough bustle to keep things lively.

Our bespoke Mussoorie tour packages promise cool mountain breezes, heartwarming local flavors, a chance to spot monkeys, and a perfect mix of scenic beauty and cultural quirks in this hillside gem.

Sightseeing in Mussoorie

Camel’s Back Road

Wander along this peaceful stretch shaped like a camel’s hump, where the views of the mountains and valley below are nothing short of magical. Perfect for a morning walk or a sunset stroll.

Kempty Falls

Feel the cool water as it splashes around you. Take off your shoes, dip your feet, and enjoy the moment by this beautiful waterfall.

Gun Hill

Take a short cable car ride up to Gun Hill, where the panorama of snow-capped peaks stretches endlessly. You’ll want to keep your camera ready!

Landour

Step into the sleepy town of Landour, just a short drive uphill. Its winding paths, old churches, and local bakeries invite you to slow down and soak in the atmosphere.

Company Garden

Breathe in the fresh mountain air as you explore this well-kept garden, bursting with seasonal flowers, fountains, and even a small amusement park.

Lal Tibba

Stand at Lal Tibba, the highest point in Mussoorie, and gaze out at the distant Himalayan peaks. On a clear day, you might even spot Nanda Devi and Kedarnath.