Mussoorie Tour Packages

Mussoorie, being one of the easiest accessible hill stations in North India, becomes a bustling resort with hordes of holiday-makers rambling down the central Mall during the peak tourist season. The suburban area of Landour is quieter and manages to retain its old colonial charm. It is surrounded by lush wooded expanses and winding lanes which offers exclusive opportunities for quiet walks. It overlooks the sprawling Doon valley and the city of Dehradun; it is the gateway to Mussoorie and to the entire Garhwal! From an altitude of more than 6150 ft., the views of Doon Valley and the surrounding hills and greenery could be glimpsed. The mists hanging over Doon Valley and the pine forests are absolutely spellbinding. The sunrise is stunning as well which makes it a lovely way to wake up. The curvy roads resembling the back of a double-humped camel and the grandeur of the waterfalls are some of the famous things you can associate Mussoorie with, but they are not the only ones. The competitively priced Mussoorie tour packages at Veena World will get you acquainted with the city’s golden amber which rejuvenates the mortal body and kindles the immortal soul. An abundant amount of tourists flock to this town snuggled in foothills of Garhwal, Himalayas every year; the nearer one gets, the more indulgent he becomes.

With all that the town has to offer; choose from the multiple Mussoorie trip packages online from Veena World and celebrate the “Queen of the Hills” with friends, family or solo! You can check the prices of different Mussoorie tour packages online to choose the one that suits your travel plans the best.

A trip to Mussoorie is a wonderful way to unwind. The modern bungalows, malls, and well-laid gardens in the small hills around are enough to attract any tourist. The town has inescapable romance in the air for tourists and people seeking relief from the hot sultry conditions of the plains. Mussoorie is packaged with exceptional natural beauty making the place charming and cherubic. You can experience the beautifully famous nature walk known as Camel's Back Road, the Gun Hill where cannons were kept for the defence of the town, St. Mary's, the oldest Christian church in the Himalayas situated above Mall Road and the Company Garden (now Municipal Garden) where the presentation of beautiful flowers is done during the season. You can also explore the popular picnic spots in and around the town; Dhanaulti being one of the famous ones.

The climate remains cool and pleasant throughout the year, although the best time to visit is from September to June. Here’s a breakdown of the different seasons in Mussoorie:

The months ranging from April to June are the best month to enjoy beating the heat. This can be considered as the peak season for tourism in Mussoorie.

Mussoorie receives more monsoon showers as compared to the rest of the area. These months can restrict the outdoor activities for tourists and hence traffic remains low during these days.

October to March: Tourists can enjoy the snowfall during this time and have a great time; it is an ideal New Year destination due to its proximity and accessibility with big Cities like Delhi and Dehradun.

Mussoorie’s Mall Road offers all that is expected from a typical hill station in India and more! You can find a myriad of restaurants and cafes co-existing along with each other. There are video game parlours and souvenir vendors as well to contend with.

It is the highest point in Mussoorie that is perched at 2,346 metres above sea level. Lal Tibba is enveloped by pine and deodar trees, and the dense clusters give you a chance to explore the most picturesque views of the Hanuman’s Tail or the Bandarpunch (Himalayan Garhwal mountain range).

Nestled at a distance of about 15 km from the centre of Mussoorie, Kempty falls is the cascading waterfalls here that gush down from a height of 12 meters. The most rewarding thing about these waterfalls is that you can take a cool bath underneath.

About 2 kms from the Library Bazaar, Happy Valley is a huge Tibetan settlement and a beautiful trail. A place with many lures, the valley has a sense of grandeur about it, but it also leads to the Cloud's End and Hathipaon Park Estate. Kumaoni, Garhwali, Gorkhali, Hindi and English - if you can speak any of these languages, you would able to find your way through the beauty that is Mussoorie. Plan your vacation with our online Mussoorie holiday packages, compare the costs, and make sure you make the most of the town’s tranquillity.

Among the several activities that you could do in Mussoorie, here are the best ones:

Mussoorie is famously known as the gateway to Yamunotri and Gangotri shrines. To explore the town’s several treks, temples, lakes, gardens, waterfalls and a lot more of its charm; hop on a cable car and enjoy the view.

With mesmerizing landscapes, majestic mountains, and lush green valleys drenched in floating clouds, walks and treks are hard to forget. Walk towards the Happy Valley from Library Head, from Valley View to Clouds End, and from Waverly Convent to Company Bagh; these hikes are truly beautiful.

Explore the Skywalk, one of the most fun things you can do in Mussoorie. Ever fancied walking on a 360 ft. long single wire rope at a height of 120 ft. with free hands? Don’t worry, safety is ensured as you are attached to a supporting wire through a harness. Plenty of other adventure activities here will surely catch your attention.

Rock climbing and rappelling are one of the most conventional things done in Mussoorie. With rocks of various sizes ranging from 50 ft. to 600 ft., you can choose according to your ability, physical fitness, and mental toughness.

Mussoorie can offer you one of the best paragliding experiences in India. You can cherish these joyrides on a two-seater glider operated by professional pilots with over 3000 hours of flying experience.

River rafting is one of the most popular things to do in Mussoorie. You can have a thrilling experience of the swift-moving rivers in white-water rafters. With these rivers flowing through deep forests, rocky terrains, mountains, and at times along the snowy slopes; you can be sure to find several picturesque views!

If you are not into adventurous activities and are wondering what to do in Mussoorie; go for shopping! In areas like the Library, Kulri Bazaar, and Landour Bazaar, you can find shops that sell curios, ethnic jewellery, and antiques.

The cuisine of Mussoorie is highly influenced by Garhwali and Tibetan food. So, if dimsums, thukpas, and noodle soups are your favourite; you are in for a treat.

During your Mussoorie vacation, go for a wildlife sightseeing tour. The Benog Sanctuary is a must-visit for wildlife enthusiasts; the sanctuary houses leopards, Himalayan bears, panthers, and the Mountain Quail. Jabarkhet Wildlife Sanctuary is also equally great for trekking and camping. It houses leopards, langurs, black bears, porcupines, and martens.