Queen of Hills: The year 2025 is going to come in just a few days. In such a situation, people are already planning for the new year. Some people are planning a house party by staying at home, while some people eagerly want to see snowfall.
If you also want to enjoy snowfall but do not want to go to a crowded place like Shimla-Manali, then you can plan for Mussoorie. However, many people also visit this hill station. But you will not be disappointed by going here because the beauty of the mountains here is worth seeing. There is a place in Mussoorie where snowfall is also happening and you will reach here in just 5 to 6 hours. So let’s know where snowfall is happening in Mussoorie and how to go here?
Queen of Hills:
If you are fond of seeing snow and snowfall, then you must visit Landour, an attractive cantonment town located in Mussoorie. If you go there in this season, you will not feel like returning from there. Seeing the snow-covered mountains and flying clouds, it will seem as if you have come to heaven.
Kempty Falls, located about 15 km from Mussoorie, is a very popular tourist spot in Mussoorie. Enjoy the valleys of Kempty Falls. You can also enjoy a picnic here.
Gun Hill is the second highest peak in Mussoorie. This hill is located 400 feet above the Mall Road. Therefore, a ropeway cable is used to reach here, which makes the journey extremely exciting. From Gun Hill, you can see the magnificent peaks of the Himalayas. You can see the entire view of Mussoorie from this hill.
Clouds End is a place where the clouds are clear and close. This place is one of the oldest areas of Mussoorie. Clouds End is just 6 kilometers away from Mussoorie.
Queen of Hills: What is the point of visiting Mussoorie if you don’t visit Lal Tibba. Lal Tibba is the highest peak of Mussoorie. It is wonderful to see the sunrise and sunset from here. The cold weather and clear sky here will soothe you. From here you can also see the snowy peaks of the Himalayas from close.
(Disclaimer: The information given here is based on general information. Before adopting it, definitely take medical advice. THE MONK does not confirm this.)
