When it comes to hill stations in India, the competition is fierce. From the charm of Shimla to the serenity of Coorg, each one has its own magic. But like everyone has their own favourite, today we are vibing with Mussoorie, and giving you reasons to sound justified. You may agree to disagree, but one thing is for sure, Indian hill stations are just love, and every one has their own charm to be proud of. Cut to chase, why we think Mussoorie is the OG Queen of Hills. Perched at an altitude of about 6,500 ft in Uttarakhand’s Garhwal Himalayas, Mussoorie didn’t earn the title of “Queen of the Hills” just for fun. It’s a blend of colonial legacy, misty romance, literary heritage, and sheer mountain drama.
Here are six things that make Mussoorie one of the best in India’s hill station scene.
