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Robers Cave is a thrilling adventure spot in Mussoorie, offering visitors the chance to explore its natural beauty and engage in exciting activities. The community highly recommends it as a must-visit for those seeking an adrenaline rush.

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Kempty Falls is a breathtaking natural wonder in Mussoorie, known for its cascading water and lush green surroundings. It's a must-visit for nature enthusiasts who seek a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of city life.

The oldest book shop in the area, the well-read and the owner of the shop is genial and helpful.

The school offers classes in Hindi, Urdu, Sanskrit and the local dialect of Garhwali.

Mussoorie offer some walks around the town. On walk you can take from Library Point to Landhaur Market via camel's back road. It is still free from noise and offers beautiful views.

The bar has lots of variety of cocktails, mocktails and other alcohol.

This is one of the very rare bars in Mussoorie which offers an experience of drinking with live music.

Hilly Cottage Industries (Ropeways Shopping Centre, The Mall Road, is one of the famous shops on The Mall Road. Here you can choose from a wide variety of wooden walking sticks, hand-carved jewellery boxes, magazine racks, wooden bowls & trays.

Bal mithai and chocolate barfi. The shop is more than 150 years old and locally famous for Gulab Jamuns, Son Halwa, Balushai, Ghewar, Singori, Pan Gilori, variety of Mathries, etc. They also send Bal Mithai and Pure Chocolate Barfi by courier, all across India.

A variety of branded store like, Reebok, Liberty, Koutons, Music World, PlanetM and Wingsfield have come up on the main mall road.

The oldest photography shop in Mussoorie. This shop offers facilities such as printing photographs.

Jawahar Aquarium has a very nice collection of fish. Entry ticket is only ₹15.

It is 5 km away from the library bus stand. From Dehradun to Mussoorie, for Jharipani one has to take a right turn 11 km before Mussoorie. Motorable roads are nicely maintained by the government. To reach the falls from main road. It's a 2-km trek.

It is located on the Happy Valley road close to the IAS Academy. The temple can be visited between 7AM to 5PM. Mussoorie was the Dalai Lama's first place of refuge when he fled Tibet, before he was granted land in Dharamshala by then Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru.

About 5 km before Kempty Falls on the Mussoorie-Kempty road is a good picnic spot with accommodation and restaurant facilities; boating is also available. With the Kempty river flowing through it, Lake Mist has many small waterfalls made by the river.

A scenic, 5-km uphill walk from Picture Palace to the highest point in Mussoorie. Passes through Landour Bazaar.Old light house is the nice thing to see there. It's a long walk to Lal Tibba from Picture Palace, about 2 to 3 hours.

The mall road is long stretch of road surrounded by shops, restaurants, and hotels.

On the way back to Dehradun from Mussoorie take the opportunity to see Bhatta Falls. 2-km trek, 3 km away from Mussoorie. Mussoorie Lake is also another site to relax that is located on the same route. Boating is available there.

It is a government initiative, a man made beautiful park with artificial falls and fun rides. From Gun Hill Point rickshaws are available. It costs 100/- fixed rate per person round trip.

An interesting place on the way to Dhanaulti which uses natural dyes to produce hand-woven shawls, scarves and throws from wool, eri silk and pashmina. They have a shop 8 km from Mussoorie on the Mussoorie-Dhanaulti Road.

About 15 km from Mussoorie, this now over-built spot is a popular tourist destination. Catch a taxi or a bus from the Library stand.

You can enjoy the trolley ride to Gun Hill to view the splendid view of all the city and ice capped Himalaya. Trolley charge is ₹55 round trip. Lots of photographic opportunities available as traditional dress being worn by populace is common. Up there, it is like a small fair with lots of stalls for games, snacks and nick-knacks.

A couple kilometres from the Library end of the Mall, Happy Valley is a 5,000-strong Tibetan settlement. This is a beautiful spot for a short hike. Taxis and possibly bicycle rickshaws ply this route.

Serves piping hot Dosas (spicy crisp vegetarian crepe).

A Chinese and Tibetan food restaurant run by a very friendly Tibetan family. The food is delicious and cheap.

Not-quite-Western prices, this chain cafe will offer you a brief respite from the surrounding sea of chai.

An amazing candy shop joint which serves lovely paranthas.

An amazing biryani from locally grown basmati rice makes it a treat to dine here. The Chinese food comes as a close second favourite.

Nice place to dine specially north Indian food. It is located on the mall road near Uphaar. Very well behaved waiters.

Kurli This multi-cuisine place has a bar and a bakery that are part of the menu.

Probably serves the best omelettes in Mussoorie. This 100-sq-ft outlet is a favourite with students and ex-student tourists.

In the same building of Cafe Coffee Day.

A restaurant that provides authentic Tibetan, Chinese and Thai dishes. This restaurant is run by Tibetan family who is the youngest brother of six sibling.

This multi-cuisine place has a bar and a bakery. Famous for their Pahadi food and cuisine.

Great place to have Indian, Chinese and Continental food. It is most famous for its Chinese cuisine and is cherished by the regular tourists as well as the locals.

High-end, amazing views and lovely cottages. Friendly service. Pick up and drop from Mall road for a fee.

Very budget-friendly hotel.

The Mall, Tariff: ₹1,500 (double room) in off season.

Kincreg, Dehradun Credit cards: not accepted. Tariff: ₹1,150 (non air-conditioned double room), ₹1,650 (air-conditioned double room), ₹1,850 (suite).

It's an old hotel/building (built before 1908), the rooms are large, clean but basic. Room rents are low at ₹500 for double room.

Although Broadway is very close to the Mall and all its attractions, it is in a quiet spot (except for the call to prayer from the nearby masjid) overlooking the valley. It offers reasonable rates, and friendly staff.

Part of the Country Inn and Suites chain, a little away from Mall Road. Going to Mall Road requires a trip over steep terrain, but the hotel provides pickup/dropoff so guests don't have to negotiate the terrain by themselves. Snow capped peaks might be visible from hotel compound on clear days.

Roof top parking with homely food and good budget rooms.

Situated in the heart of the City Hotel Ashoka offers a panoramic view of hills and valley, most enchanting view of sun kissing Shivalik Peaks. Tariff Ranges from ₹1350-2500. Tel: +91 11-42437263-66, Fax: +91 11-26133299,

On a hilltop. Signature dishes of Regency restaurant: Bhatti Da Murgh, Matar Wali Tikki, Bhuni Chaat, Dal Regency, Oven Roasted Fish. Cafe Manor at the Valley View tower (open 8AM-11PM) offers a mix of international flavours. They also have bars called Marshals Lounge (open noon to 11PM).

Near the main mall road away from the daily commotion. Nice food, and good rooms.

A nature-friendly hotel offering rooms and cottage.

Mussoorie is rapidly emerging as a new hub for Bollywood, attracting filmmakers with its scenic landscapes and pleasant weather. The hill station has become a popular destination for movie shoots, making it an ideal place for relaxation and cultural exploration.

Landour is a charming hill station known for its scenic beauty and tranquil atmosphere, making it the perfect destination for relaxation and nature lovers. The area offers breathtaking views and a peaceful retreat from the hustle and bustle of city life.