Created by phileasfogg on November 22, 2012 Best of IgoUgo
Mussoorie is very touristy. In contrast, neighbouring Landour is quieter, more old-fashioned, and with a charm that Mussoorie lacks. Reviews of some of Landour’s attractions, and some places a little further out.
Created by phileasfogg on November 12, 2012 Best of IgoUgo
Established in the early 1800s by the British, Mussoorie is known as the ‘Queen of the Hills’. An ironic epithet, since the charm that once made Mussoorie so popular has been considerably diminished because of the decades of irresponsible tourism. Still, Mussoorie has its moments.
Created by phileasfogg on October 29, 2012 Best of IgoUgo
Even though it’s long been one of north India’s most popular weekend getaways (especially for the none-too-discerning), Mussoorie isn’t quite home to the best places to eat and sleep. Some reviews of the restaurants we visited, and the hotel we stayed at.
Created by nanthakant on September 10, 2007
Clean city...lovely view of Doon Valley and great food...
Created by ravishammi on September 12, 2005
I would like to share my pleasant opinion on this mountain town. It never stops fascinating you.
Created by dhanpark on July 12, 2001
Mussorie is a hill station in the Garhwal hills of Uttar Pradesh in India. It is approachable by Train and Bus from New Delhi. The nearest Airport is Palam- New Delhi. There is excellent train service to this hillstation from New Delhi railway station called "Shatabdi" express.