Mussoorie

Queen of Mountain - Mussoorie / Uttarakhand Tourism

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Voice: Akanksha Singh Video Editing: JITENDRA KUMAR JITU Mussoorie is a city of the Indian state of Uttarakhand. Located 35 kilometer from Dehradun, Mussoorie is one of those places where people again and again are. First - it is a movement for the major venues. Shivalik range of the Himalayas to the hill station, which is also known as Queen of Hills. It looks like Parimahal city for tourists. Gangotri is the gateway to Mussoorie. Flora and fauna found in Dehradun - animal and increase its attractiveness. For the citizens of Delhi and Uttar Pradesh is a popular summer tourist destination. Tibetan Temple It certainly tells the story of civilization Buddhist temple takes the eye of tourists. Some are engaged drum rear side of the temple. Who wish to rotate about the recognition that feeds them. Fall Jharipani The Fall Mussoorie - Jharipani Road 8.5 km from Mussoorie Located away. Tourist Showers - 7 km of water Within walking distance of 1.5 km traveled by bus or car Waterfalls can be reached by walk. Fall kiln The Fall Mussoorie - Dehradun road, 7 km from Mussoorie Located away. Tourists arrived here by bus or car ahead 3 Miles Can reach distances on foot waterfall. This is the best place for bathing and picnic. Fall Kamptee 15 kms from Mussoorie on the Yamunotri Road Gives a refreshing bath at the foot of the waterfall and children - have fun with it too large. Snake god temple This ancient temple situated on Cart McKenzie Road about 6 km from Mussoorie Away. Mussoorie here as well - with Doon - gives an excellent view of the valley. Mussoorie Lake Mussoorie - Dehradun road, it has developed a new picnic spot, which is about 6 kms from Mussoorie Away. It is a fascinating place. Paddle - boat are available. The Doon - gives an excellent view of the valley and surrounding villages. Jwalaji Temple (Benog Hill) 9 km from Mussoorie 2104 m to the west. The temple is situated at an altitude of Jwalaji. Benog is built on top of the hill, where the Goddess Durga is worshiped. Dense forest around the temple, where the Himalayan peaks, Doon valley and Yamuna valley views are beautiful. Reachability Mussoorie is very accessible by road from Delhi and other major cities. It Gangotri, Yamunotri, etc. that becomes the gateway to north Indian shrines. The nearest railway station is Dehradun. Regular taxis and buses remain available here. Mussoorie tour from mid-March to mid-November is the best time