Ajmer To Mussoorie

Mussoorie-Uttranchal visit March 2012

Post by Dharmesh | Mumbai | Mar 30, 2012

The GHAT as we term the road uphill is not in the best of shapes and under going repairs / new drainage lines....hope it gets completed before the vacation rush. Our hotel was Sterling Pine Hills and the direct road to the hotel was closed...hence had to go around a hill to reach our hotel.

Mussoorie-Queen of hills

Post by Jatin | Delhi | Sep 11, 2010

Travel Tips: One should carry their warm clothes or atleast full sleeve shirts, shawls or caps. You will never be able to predict the weather of this place as most of the time of the year it is chilling and raining. Carrying a raincoat or umbrella would be an added advantage. How to reach: Mussoorie is conveniently connected by road to Delhi and major cities. It is called the 'Gateway' to Yamunotri and Gangotri Shrines of Northern India. The closest rail station is Dehradun. Taxis are easily available for Mussorie as are buses at regular intervals. The best time to visit is from mid-March to mid-November though the downpours could be an inhibiting factor in the monsoon months of July to September.

Mussoorie in the pouring rain

Post by thera | Delhi | Aug 20, 2008

Delhi-Dehradun by Shatabdi train. Taxi to Mussoorie cost me 500 rupees. Hotel Shiva Continental cost me 1250/day and as I did not get a room with a view, shifted to a basic but really cute hotel Luxmount on the Mall road, with probably the best views in town. Check the pix. Oh, room cost was 500/day -bed, wardrobe, dresser, coffee table, 2 armchairs, TV, attached bath with hot and cold water. (No housekeeping service ofcourse!) Perfect for a budget traveller. For meals, visit the nearby restaurants and Coffee Cafe Day.