Discover the Best of Mussoorie
Staying at Long Stay Search puts you close to some of the most beautiful and memorable places in Mussoorie. From historic landmarks and peaceful mountain lanes to waterfalls and lively shopping streets, there is something for every kind of traveller.
George Everest House
Step into the history of Mussoorie at Sir George Everest's House, a heritage site built in 1832. Once the home, observatory and laboratory of Sir George Everest, the property offers stunning views across the Doon Valley, Aglar Valley and surrounding Himalayan ranges.
Heritage Mountain Views Photography
Kempty Falls
Experience one of Mussoorie's most popular natural attractions at Kempty Falls. Surrounded by green hills and rocky landscapes, the cascading waterfall is a refreshing place to spend time with family and friends while enjoying the beauty of the mountains.
Waterfall Family Outing Nature
Mall Road
Enjoy the lively atmosphere of Mussoorie's famous Mall Road. Take a relaxed walk through the heart of the hill station, explore local shops and cafés, shop for souvenirs and woollens, and experience the everyday charm of Mussoorie.
Shopping Cafés Local Experience
Landour
Escape into the quieter side of the hills at Landour. Known for its peaceful lanes, old-world charm, deodar-covered surroundings and beautiful mountain views, Landour is perfect for slow walks, cafés and relaxed afternoons away from the bustle of central Mussoorie.
Scenic Walks Cafés Heritage
Lal Tibba (Depot Hill)
The highest point in Mussoorie, at roughly 7,500 feet, with a viewing terrace above the military station. On a clear morning the telescope at the edge of the cliff brings the Greater Himalaya close — Trishul, Kedarnath, Nilkantha, Swargarohini, Chaukhamba and, on the finest days, Banderpoonch. Small entry and telescope charges apply, and the last stretch is a steep lane, so go early or take a local driver.
Telescope viewpoint Clear mornings best Pair with Landour
Bhatta Falls
The quieter, less developed cousin of Kempty, about 10 km from the Mall Road on the Yamunotri side. A natural stream comes down the rocks through pine forest, with far fewer stalls, fewer people and a short walk to reach the water. Locals tend to send guests here when the main falls are too crowded; both can comfortably be done in a single morning.
Less crowded Short forest walk Ropeway at Kempty
Company Garden
A terraced garden of about five acres at Library Chowk, laid out in 1835 around a natural spring, with fountains, flower beds and an open amphitheatre that hosts the town’s events. In season it stays open into the evening with a light and sound show, and it is the most convenient place in Mussoorie to simply sit for a while with a book. The Library Bus Stand is right outside, which makes it an easy end point for any local route.
5-acre terraced garden Library Bus Stand Good for families
Gun Hill Ropeway
Gun hill mussoorie is situated on one of the highest points in Mussoorie and has breathtaking views of the Himalayan ranges, valleys and the hill landscapes around. Tourists have the opportunity to ride on the notorious ropeway, take photographs, have local food vendors, and have sunset scenes at the peak.
Himalayan views Food stalls Sunset viewpointsMake Mussoorie Your Next Stay
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