Summer vacation season, coupled with weekend rush has thrown Indian hill stations in disarray. Most popular spots, including ...

This is India's first hill station We are talking about Mussoorie, which is also called the 'Queen of Hills'. This is the same place which was discovered by the British in the early 19th century ...

But do you know which is actually the first hill station of India? It’s not Shimla — it’s Mussoorie, famously known as the Queen of the Hills. From snow-capped winters to breezy summers ...

Mussoorie, nestled in the Garhwal Himalayas in Uttarakhand, India, is a charming hill station known for its serene beauty, pleasant climate, and stunning vistas of the Himalayan ranges.

Ever since the hill station began attracting people in ... Mussoorie’s connection to this important chapter of Indian history. Mussoorie became the first home of the Dalai lama in India in ...

India is blessed with one of the most diverse ... from the capital city of Dehradun in Uttaranchal is the famous hill station of Mussoorie, once again founded by the British.

During the middle of the 19 th century, Mussoorie started developing as a hill station. It started serving as a summer retreat to the British officers, who found the place ideal for escaping the ...

Anmol Jain’s Ghost Stories from Mussoorie is a hauntingly atmospheric collection of paranormal tales rooted in the fog-laden ...

The Mussoorie Municipal Board is planning to ... Nora Mitchell, author of The Indian Hill-Station: Kodaikanal, lists 96 hill stations in India, around 20 of which were built after Independence.