Must-Visit Places in Landour Mussoorie

Planning a trip to the serene hills of Landour? You’re in for a delightful experience! This quaint town, nestled amidst the lush greenery and old-world charm of the Himalayas, offers a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. Whether you choose to stay with us or elsewhere, Landour has something special for everyone. From picturesque walks to historic sites and cozy cafes, let us guide you through the must-visit spots in this enchanting town. Don’t forget to drop by our cafes for some delicious treats as you explore. Join us on a journey through Landour, where every corner tells a story.

Sisters Bazaar (opposite to our hotel)

Sister’s Bazaar is a small and peaceful market in Landour, named after the Sisters of St. Mary who lived in the area. It’s a quiet, charming place with narrow lanes and old colonial buildings. Unlike the busier Mussoorie market, Sister’s Bazaar feels calm and relaxed. You can find small shops selling local handmade items, souvenirs, and other goods. It’s a great place to explore, take a stroll, and enjoy a cup of tea at one of the nearby cafes. Sister’s Bazaar offers a nice, slow-paced shopping experience in a beautiful, historic setting.

St. Paul’s Church (2 km)

Built in 1839, St. Paul’s Church is a calm and ancient church in the heart of Landour. It is one of the oldest churches in the area, with excellent colonial architecture, wooden interiors, and a basic but lovely design. The church is surrounded by beautiful greenery, making it an ideal location for reflection or a quiet walk. It has a charming and welcoming environment and is frequently visited by people looking for a spiritual retreat or those interested in colonial history. The church also has a beautiful view of the surrounding mountains, which contributes to its calm. St. Paul’s Church in Landour is a must-see for anyone interested in history, architecture, or simply enjoying its peaceful setting.

Kellogg Memorial Church (1 km)

Also known as Landour Baptist Church, is a historic church located in Landour, Mussoorie. Built in the early 19th century, it holds significant importance for the local community. The church was named after Dr. John Kellogg, who played a key role in its establishment. This beautiful, old structure is known for its simple yet striking architecture and peaceful setting. The surrounding area is filled with natural beauty, making it an ideal place for reflection and quiet moments. It’s a popular spot for those interested in the colonial-era history of Landour and Mussoorie.

Infinity Loop (The Chakkar) (4 km)

 Locally known as “The Chakkar,” the Infinity Loop is a stunning 4 km motorable road that winds its way through the British cantonment town of Landour. Shaped like a figure-eight, this scenic loop offers breathtaking views as it cuts through dense forests and offers stunning vistas of the majestic mountains and the vast valley of Dehradun. It’s a popular route for both locals and tourists, perfect for a leisurely drive or walk, allowing visitors to soak in the natural beauty and the historic charm of Landour.    

Happy Valley, Mussoorie (2 km) 

Happy Valley is a peaceful Tibetan settlement in Mussoorie, home to monasteries, prayer flags, and Buddhist chants. After the 14th Dalai Lama’s arrival in 1959, it became a center for Tibetan culture. The Shedup Choephelling Temple, one of India’s first Tibetan shrines, offers stunning views. The area also houses the Tibetan Homes Foundation and a Central School for Tibetans, preserving Tibetan heritage. A visit here is a serene and cultural experience.

Gun Hill Point (3 km)

Gun Hill Point in Mussoorie, standing at 2,024 meters, is a top destination for nature and adventure enthusiasts. It provides stunning views of the Himalayas, Doon Valley, and Mussoorie, and has historical importance as a colonial lookout. You can get there by taking a beautiful cable car ride from Mall Road or by hiking along a green trail. At the top, you’ll find local food vendors, entertaining games, unique souvenirs, and breathtaking sunrises and sunsets, making it an ideal place for relaxation, adventure, and photography.

Jabarkhet Nature Reserve (8 km)

Jabarkhet Nature Reserve, just 20 minutes from Landour, is a hiker’s haven with eight trails through lush forests, waterfalls, and stunning viewpoints. Suitable for all skill levels, the reserve is home to over 150 bird species, diverse wildlife like leopards and deer, and 300+ types of flowers. Visitors can explore independently or join guided tours, including special walks for birdwatching, photography, and spotting butterflies and moths. 

Camel’s Back Road (3 km)

Camel’s Back Road is a picturesque 3 km stretch in Mussoorie, named for the natural rock formation that resembles the shape of a camel’s back. A beautiful peaceful walk under the nature will always boost calmness and inner peace. Camel Back Road provides the same experience in Mussoorie. This 3 km long road is named as Camel Back Road due to the presence of natural layout of rocks shaped like a camels hump at the end of road.

Cloud’s End (6 km)

Surrounded by the Oak and Deodar forest, Clouds End is landmark to the geographical end of Mussoorie. Located at around 7 kms from main Mussoorie city, Clouds End is known for pleasant scenic views of hills with enjoyable climate. A heritage building built by some British in 1838 is also an attraction at Clouds End.. Ideal for nature lovers, photographers, and peaceful strolls, this less-crowded spot provides a refreshing escape into Mussoorie’s natural beauty.

Mossy Falls(4.9km)

Mossy Falls, a hidden gem near Mussoorie, Uttarakhand, offers a serene escape surrounded by lush forests and unspoiled beauty. Tucked away from the crowds, this tranquil waterfall cascades down moss-covered rocks, creating a soothing atmosphere. The area, with its scenic trails, is perfect for nature walks, birdwatching, and photography. The falls are especially captivating with water flowing over a Shiv-ling at the base, adding a spiritual touch to the natural setting. Accessed by a narrow, bumpy road, visitors often walk the final 2 km, but the peace and beauty make the journey worthwhile. Mossy Falls is ideal for those seeking solitude and a deeper connection with nature.

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