Mussoorie in March (2026)

Mall Road Evening Walk

Mussoorie's pedestrian spine comes alive every evening with families strolling between shops, cafes, and viewpoints — the Queen of Hills' answer to a seaside promenade, just two kilometres above the plains.

Gun Hill Cable Car

A short ropeway ride to Mussoorie's second-highest point, offering panoramic views over the town, the Doon Valley, and on clear days the snow-capped peaks of the Bandarpunch range.

Christ Church

The oldest church in the Himalayan region, built in 1836 — its weathered stone tower and stained-glass windows are a quiet reminder of Mussoorie's origins as a British hill retreat.

Kempty Falls

A multi-tiered waterfall cascading down a forested hillside about 15km from town — pools at the base are popular for a splash, and a cable car or ropeway takes some of the climb out of getting there.

Lal Tibba Viewpoint

The highest point in Mussoorie, in the old Landour cantonment — telescopes here offer (on clear days) views of Himalayan giants like Bandarpunch and even glimpses toward Nanda Devi.

Landour Cantonment Walk

A peaceful walk through Mussoorie's original 19th-century military cantonment — colonial bungalows, deodar forests, and a slower pace of life that has long attracted writers, including Ruskin Bond, who still lives here.