With summer in full swing, many people are planning to travel. Despite the fact that there are many spots to visit in India, yet in summer individuals like to go to such spots where the weather is cold. In such a circumstance, Mussoorie situated in Uttarakhand can end up being a decent choice for you. There are two explanations behind this, one is that it is close by and second, you won't need to spend a great deal of money to meander here. Mussoorie is 35 km from Dehradun. The best months to visit is from March to November. It is situated in the beautiful foothills of the Himalayan ranges. Mussoorie is one of the well known hill-stations of India. So, if you want to visit Mussoorie in summer, let’s help you with some of the beautiful places to visit.

Landour is a cantonment town found only 7 kilometers north of the popular hill-station - Mussoorie in the Indian province of Uttarakhand. It is situated at an elevation of 7500 feet, around 1000 feet above Mussoorie. Landour is viewed as a part of Mussoorie and is viewed as the 'Tiara' of the Queen of Hills. Landor is popular for its natural beauty as well as it is additionally the home of famous writer Ruskin Bond. There are numerous such cafes and bakery shops in Landour, however being located so near the occupied town of Mussoorie, Landour shockingly remains offbeat, peaceful, and immaculate.

Broadly called the 'Mountain of the Serpent', the Nag Tibba trek begins north east of Mussoorie, at the lower regions of the Garhwal Himalayan ranges, at a height of 3,048 meters. Resting at 9,914 ft, the culmination of this trek is the most elevated in the Nag Tibba scope of the Garhwal Himalayas. The local individuals have been offering supplications (puja) to the Snake God (Nag Devta) at this pinnacle which is testament to its holiness. They accept that the Snake God safeguards their steers from snakebites.
From here, you can see a 100-degree perspective on snowcapped Himalayan ranges like Bandarpoonch, Kala Nag, Srikantha, Swargrohini, and Gangotri. You can see Doon valley, Kedarnath peak in the north, and the snow peaks of Changabang. With views like this and a move to cause you to acquire them, this weekend trek might be truly outstanding.
 

Prepared for your next hike or bike ride? Explore simple hiking trail in Jabarkhet Nature Reserve that is perfect for the entire family. Searching for a more demanding climb? We take care of you, with trails going from 131 to 1,753 meters in height. Anything you have anticipated the day, you can track down the ideal path for your next outing to Jabarkhet Nature Reserve.
One of the top vacationer places in Dehradun, this Reserve is home to a wide assortment of verdure. This Reserve is the first exclusive wildlife sanctuary of Uttarakhand. The reserve spreads north of 100 sections of land and offers lofty Himalayan perspectives on all sides generally as the year progress.
 

Whenever you contemplate the name of this spot, cornfields crop pop up in one’s imagination. In any case, that isn't the reason by which this spot gets its name. This village isn't just about cornfields; it is a great deal more. There is something uncommon about this village that will leave you thinking. The village entrance is set apart by a gigantic gate like structure, all covered with corns, showing the significance of corns in the village. The village houses and all buildings are covered with corns and it is being used as a piece of art in every house.

Known for its enticing environmental factors and beauty, Mossy Falls is a high priority travel fascination in Mussoorie. Tumbling down from a level of 145 feet, this tourist spot lies 7 kilometers from Mussoorie. These Falls can be reached through Barloganj or Balahisa. Found 7 kilometers from the main city on Bala Hisar Road, Mossy Falls is named after the overgrown bluffs encompassing the fashioned waterfall. The entrancing waterfall is away from the buzzing city. It is an area for trekkers. Likewise, it is known to photography devotees on account of its rich visuals and insignificant human connection. The spot isn't popularized, so great to visit for a peaceful climate.

Mossy Falls is a horsetail waterfall and is encircled by greeneries that got the name Mossy Falls to this spot. It fills in as an ideal cookout spot away from the confusion of the city. Individuals, particularly trekkers, visit Mossy Falls often.
 

After the Mall Road, the Kulri Bazaar is the most famous market in Mussoorie. Known for its assortment of in vogue apparels, handicrafts and artifacts, Kulri Bazaar is very famous with the travelers as well as the locals. This market additionally has a line of stylish hotels, restaurants and large business houses. No vacation is complete without a healthy retail treatment and Mussoorie get-away isn't an exemption. Here each shop is loaded with entrancing things.

Devoted to Goddess Durga, this wonderful temple houses a stone icon of the goddess in the internal sanctum. The temple site is encircled by forcing hills, lush greenery and little streams. Consistently, a large number of enthusiasts visit this temple to look for favors of Goddess Durga.

Other than fans, the sanctum additionally draws in nature sweethearts for its wonderful environmental factors and lovely air. Vacationers can have a brief look at Shivalik range on one side and the rich green Yamuna Valley on the other. The way to the temple, which is thickly covered with pine and deodar trees, is an additional fascination. There are no shops accessible close to Jwala Devi temple and it's encouraged to convey drinking water and food.

The Navratra celebrations here are finished with much intensity. The way to the temple starts from Cloud's End from where around 2 km stroll through thick vegetation of pine and deodar trees lead to Jwala ji Temple.

The Mall is a colonial relic with seats and light posts loaded up with shops, videogame parlors and skating arenas. At a level of over 2000 m, The Mall Road is significant fascination in Mussoorie. Pretty much every guest of Mussoorie needs to visit the delightful Mall Road which extends from Picture Palace at east to the Library at the west. You can also find the writer Ruskin Bond perusing the Cambridge Bookstore. There are many local merchants around including photographers who can click magnificent photographs for you. Do give a shot a photograph in local traditional clothing here.