Book Delhi to Mussoorie Car Rental

The fastest and shortest route from Delhi to Mussoorie is via NH 709B. You can cover the distance of 274 kilometers in 6 hours 30 minutes via this route with a Delhi to Mussoorie car rental. 

Another alternate route is via the Delhi – Panipat Expressway. It is 283 kilometers long and takes 6.5 hours to cover the distance. The road conditions on the highway are excellent.

You can also travel via Saharanpur Road, which is the longest route. It is over 313 kilometers long and takes around 6.5 hours to cover.

1. Kempty Falls

The 1364-meter-high Kempty Falls is in the Tehri Garhwal region. The waterfall is formed by a stream of water cascading down from an elevation and surrounded by lush greenery. It is a picturesque picnic spot where you can swim and bathe in the clear waters.

2. Landour

Landour is a small cantonment town reminiscent of the British Era. Its beautiful ecosystem and diverse wildlife are praiseworthy. Sitting at 298 meters above Mussoorie, it provides a serene setting to unwind. Enjoy the hill town’s grandeur during your trip with Delhi Wheels as you witness the Himalayan peaks of Banderpooch, Gangotri, Kedarnath, Swargarohini, and Yamunotri.

3. Gun Hill

A 2,024-meter-high Gun Hill vantage point provides an enchanting view of the Doon Valley and the snow-capped Himalayas. Take the thrilling ropeway or cable car ride from Mall Road or the 20-minute uphill trek. On a clear day, you can even see Gangotri through a telescope.

4. Lal Tibba

During the British Era, Lal Tibba was a military cantonment zone. It is the base of the Indian military services. Perched on the 2,290-meter-high Depot Hill, it is Mussoorie’s highest viewpoint. At dawn and dusk, the sky becomes visibly red. You can admire the views of the Tibet border, Nilkantha Peak, Kedarnath Peak, and Bandarpoonch range.

A Delhi to Mussoorie road trip with a rental car from Delhi Wheels offers a relaxing escape to the peaceful environment, cool climate, and tranquil ambiance of the hills. It is a perfect getaway for a relaxed and rejuvenating holiday with family, friends, or alone. You can enjoy breathtaking views of the Himalayas, explore trekking trails, and indulge in adventure sports without hurrying.

Mussoorie offers a plethora of activities to indulge in during your trip with Delhi to Mussoorie car rental. It is an ideal place for trekking, camping, and paragliding. Explore the lush valleys, frolic in the waterfalls, or take a leisurely stroll around the lake. You can also go horse riding on Camel’s Back Road. Other exciting activities include valley crossing, hiking, skywalk, rock climbing, zip swinging, rappelling, and rafting. 

Try photography amidst the astounding natural scenery. The Corn Village is perfect for an off-beat indulgence. Benog Wildlife Sanctuary shelters diverse flora and fauna. You can also enjoy fishing or indulge in a wine-tasting session.

April to June offers a wonderful respite from the scorching heat. September to mid-November is also a good time. December to February is ideal for witnessing snowfall.

Mussoorie Gateway is a laidback 3-star hotel with great mountain views, elegant and stylish décor, and scrumptious food. Sterling Mussoorie is a 4-star, unique, activity-oriented resort. It is set against the backdrop of the Himalayas. Jaypee Residency Manor is a 5-star sprawling plush resort providing excellent services, world-class amenities, a serene ambiance, and delectable food.

The hill town has several places for shoppers. The Mall Road is an ideal place for handicrafts, souvenirs, and winter wear shopping. Tibetan Market also sells accessories and garments at budget-friendly prices. Gandhi Chowk, or Library Bazaar, is another famous marketplace. Kulri Bazaar is a buzzing spot for silver jewelry, confectionaries, delightful cakes, and stylish footwear. Himalayan Weavers promote native Himalayan products.

Brass statues, wooden home décor, walking sticks, and wooden artifacts are some wonderful gifts for your loved ones. Buy fashionable bags, junk jewelry, and footwear at unbelievable prices at the local markets. Gift items can also be prayer wheels, Tibetan paintings, Jamawar shawls, ceramic vases, antiques, and woolens. Handmade scarves and shawls, well-crafted wall hangings, and Buddhist statues are also pretty purchases.

After that winding drive up the hills, you’ll have worked up an appetite. For a taste of old-world charm, head to Landour Bakehouse. Their cakes and pastries are the stuff of local legend. Craving some hearty Punjabi fare? Kalsang’s whips up some mean butter chicken. And for those who can’t resist a good soup on a chilly Mussoorie evening, try the thukpa at Little Llama Cafe. Try the local food, including hot Momos, Phannu, Kafuli, and Chainsoo. Remember, your Delhi Wheels driver can recommend some hidden gems too – they know where the locals eat!