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Summer in Mussoorie is the extensively applauded season as it is one of the most visited hill stations and the cool weather apart from the high heat in the country gives the travellers bliss.
Though it rains heavily on the mountain ranges of Mussoorie, the drainage system is far better, providing a gentle experience of the rainy season. People watch the clouds cross through the hill roads with awe.
The season of autumn is the most remarkable season here as there is no hardness of winter and people welcome the season of festivals with various colours of mysticism and excitement.
Watching and playing with the snow stands as the most favourite part of the winter. For the pretty cold winter and snow-covered mountains, travellers reach this city across the country.
The name Kempty Falls comes from 'camp and tea' implying the tea parties and camping by the stream. It was developed by a British man John Mekinan with the idea of organizing elaborate tea parties.
Sir George Everest, former Surveyor-General of India (1830-1843) was responsible for completing the section of the Great Trigonometric Survey of India along with the meridian arc from the south of India extending north to Nepal. He bought a Park estate in Mussoorie back in 1833 and lived there for a decade which is now known as the George Everest House. The mountain trek at the house named Mt. George Everest by Hillary and Tenzing after their first successful trek as a tribute to the late general.
Char Dukan means four shops and as the name says, this place falls on the way to Lal Tibba, known as sisters bazaar which is a congregation of four small shops. Devouring on the scrumptious pancakes sitting at the authentic benches outside the shops is a must.
The second top peak of Mussoorie is named as such because there was a gun mounted on the top of the hill before independence and was used to be shot at midday which helped people adjust their watches.
If you are travelling in a group, a Taxi is the best decision to make.
In case of solo or couple travelling, bikes and scooties can be rented at a low budget (500-1000 per day) which is the best way to look closely at the city.
Rickshaws are available at every corner of the city at a cheap rate to take you to your destination.
If you are a nature lover and want to explore the city intimately and precisely, walking would be the best ever decision. Street Shopping, Library Hopping can be done on foot.
The main language here is English and Hindi.
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According to Census 2011, the population of Mussoorie is 30,118 where 55% are male, 45% are female.
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