Get to know more about Mussoorie before booking your honeymoon packages
Mussoorie also goes by the name ‘Queen of the Hills’. It is a breathtaking city that’s visited by couples, solo travellers, and families alike. Whether you want to have a look at picturesque landscapes, go on a trek, or simply enjoy the long romantic walks on mountains, Mussoorie has it all. Its blue sky is the one to fall for. It’s also visited by many people in the summer to escape the scorching heat. Mussoorie is one of the cities whose temperatures remain cool even in the summer while getting pleasantly chilly in the winter.
Mussoorie gets its name from an indigenous shrub found in the area named Mansur. It is for this reason that the place is also called Mansuri. Since 1803, it has seen several battles of control of the British against the Indians, but it was eventually won by the British in 1815 and was annexed to the Saharanpur district. In 1959, When Dalai Lama and his disciples escaped the atrocities committed against them by the People’s Republic of China, Mussoorie is where they found refuge.
Despite being a quaint little station, Mussoorie is one of the most popular ones in India. Since the city offers rejuvenation for the soul, you don’t need to rush to explore the city. Let it play the host for you to enjoy every second spent there. Even if you visit it for the first time on your honeymoon, you will want to come back to it in the future. That’s the charm of Mussoorie. Simply book a Mussoorie honeymoon package that works for you and your spouse, and let the city enthrall you with its charm.
Places to Visit
Lal Tibba is among the highest viewpoints in Mussoorie, a must-visit attraction which is located on Depot Hill in Landour. This is ideally the first place that should be visited when you’re visiting Mussoorie. It’s only 6 km from the city. Its true beauty lies in the fact that on a clear day you can view the peaks of Badrinath, Kedarnath, and Bandarpunch. There are telescopes installed at the viewpoint in case you want to have a closer look at the mountains that surround you. Being a must-visit place, it finds a spot in all Masuri honeymoon packages. The viewpoint gets its name (Lal Tibba translates to Red Hill) from the red sky that is visible from the viewpoint at sunrise and sunset.
Another must-visit place in Mussoorie is Kempty Falls. It is also included in almost every Mussoorie honeymoon tour package you will have a look at. It is said that the place was developed by a British officer in the 1830s who liked hosting tea parties. Once you visit the place, you will find people on picnics having tea with their families or partners. Even after 200 years of its development, Kempty Falls still remains one of the places to have tea parties, a tradition that has been passed on through generations. For couples, it is one of the most wonderful places to visit because the sound of the waterfall is very calming. You also get a spectacular view of the beautiful valley surrounding you.
Company Garden is that place you visit when you step away from the city. A small fall, lush plants, and a variety of flowers; you will find it all at the Company Garden. When you are looking for Mussoorie tour packages for a couple, ensure that it includes Company Garden. That way, you will get to spend some quality time with your partner amidst the beautiful plants and falls.
Another place that must on your itinerary in your Mussoorie honeymoon tour package is Jharipani Falls. It’s located in the small village of Jharipani, just 7 km from the city centre of Mussoorie. It’s one of those places in Mussoorie that remains largely uncrowded since it is not one of the popular tourist spots. Very few people visit this part of the city. For a newly-married couple who just want to spend time and get to know each other, this is the place that you should go to. Here, you can click pictures, walk, observe the beautiful flowers, and bask in the pleasant sunlight. It’s open all day, it’s free, and perfect for romantic walks.
You can also make your honeymoon slightly knowledgeable and learn something by visiting the Park Estate. Ever wondered where the ever-great Mount Everest gets its name from? It is named after the British Surveyor and Geographer Sir George Everest. The Park Estate was his house when he was working for the British government. It is from the office at this house he learned to measure the mountains. Mount Everest was named in his honour. His house has now been converted into an observatory that you can visit to learn about his life and work. A bonus point of visiting the Park Estate is that the view from the summit is breathtaking.
Best Time to Visit Mussoorie
Being a hill station, Mussoorie’s weather is consistently cool. In the summer it’s pleasant, and in winter it is chilly. When planning your Mussoorie honeymoon trip, the best time to visit would be between March and August. This way you can step away from the daily grind and be close to nature with your significant other.
