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| Mussoorie Mountain Ranges |
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| Kempty Falls/Mountain Views |
An easy ‘weekend getaway’ from Dehradun is a little paradise
called Mussoorie. It’s chock-a-blocked with tourists all through the year. There’s
something about the hill station that it draws so many people – it could be its
simplicity embedded in its unabashed natural beauty, or traditional hilly
charm. Whatever it is, the truth is that it remains to be spellbinding.
Sure, it is a hackneyed destination for a holiday,
especially when it’s quite easy these days to pick any exotic destination of
your choice and book your tickets. However, Mussoorie still has some surprises
in store. It is still very fresh, and brimming with excitement! All you need is
loads of curiosity to explore. Besides taking a guided tour to the usual
tourist places like Lal Tibba, Kempty Falls and Mall Road, there are other ways
to extract its beauty –
If you like rest and relaxation, there are plenty of hotels
and guest houses to meet your needs. Just be laidback and feel at home. Enjoy a
steaming cup of coffee while sitting by the fireplace. Staying at a homey guest
house can open up a destination in newer ways. Instead of being on a constant
move, you can just chew on the hill station’s charisma.
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| Municipal Garden |
If you are with a bunch of friends, who love hiking as much
as you do, then there are quite a few trails to experience. You don’t need a guide
or a planned itinerary. To make it even more fun, you can have picnic on your
way. There’s nothing better than having food outdoor in the midst of scenic
surroundings.
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| An old church (left) and Buddha Temple (right) |
Wandering aimlessly can help discover so many things to
cherish. I remember I had a chance to see a century old church, Buddha temple
and a beautiful garden (Municipal Garden) while I was on an aimless quest.
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| Mall Road (left) and Barista (right) |
It’s comfortably accessible from Delhi. Catch an early
morning Shatabdi and reach Dehradun by midday; after which there’s one and a
half hours drive to Mussoorie. There are several buses/taxis available from the
station itself.
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What a beautiful place!! Magical, indeed!
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DeleteWhat a beautiful and so informative blog. Congratulations!!!
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DeleteIts one of the best hill stations in India..would like to visit again n again... Nice pics
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