Mussoorie is a hill station in the Dehradun District of the Indian state of Uttarakhand.
It is about 35 kilometres from Dehradun,
290 kms from New Delhi.
The hill station is in the foothills of the Garhwal Himalayan range.
Tourism is the most significant segment of the Mussoorie’s economy , mainly during Summer Time lots of tourists from several parts of the country as well as rest of the world comes and enjoy the weather, culture and scenic beauty of this place. It is knows as The Queen of the Hills.
Some Famous Landmarks of Mussoorie are :-
- Lal Tibba,
- Gun Hill,
- Dhanaulti,
- Camel’s Back Road,
- Nahata Estate,
- Kempty Falls,
- Lake Mist,
- Cloud End,
- Jharipani Fall,
- Mossy Fall,
- Bhatta Fall,
- Sir George Everest’s House,
- Happy Valley,
- Nag Devta Temple,
- Mall Road and many others
LAL TIBBA is the Highest point of this Hill Station… From there BADRINATH, KEDARNATH and other parts of the Middle Himalyan Range is visible by telescope.
Misty Morning at the Foothills Of Outer Himalyas (Shiwalik Range) in the month of November, 2019
View of Doon Valley From the Shiv Temple(near Kothal Gate)
Dense Forest of Dehradun-Mussoorie
Sunrise 
These are some pictures Of the Natural Scenery of the Mussoorie and nearby area clicked by me in the month of November 2019.
Soon I’ll post some beautiful pics of Mussoorie Hill Station.
