Things to do in Mussoorie
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Meeting Point Cafe
Away from the bazaars and halfway along the Mall, this is a nice little hang-out with espresso coffee and Tibetan food.
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Cable Car
From midway along the Mall, a cable car runs up to Gun Hill (2530m), which, on a clear day, has views of several peaks, including Bandarpunch. A steep path also winds up to the viewpoint. The most popular time to go up is an hour or so before sunset and there’s a minicarnival atmosphere in season with kids’ rides, food stalls, magic shops and honeymooners having their photos taken dressed up in Garhwali costumes.
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Casa Mia Bakery
The best of the many hole-in-the-wall bakeries, Casa Mia has a dazzling range of croissants, cakes, muffins, apple pies and frozen drinks.
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Landour Language School
Mussoorie is home to many schools and colleges. The Landour Language School is one of India’s leading schools for teaching conversational Hindi at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, group classes are Rs175 per hour, and private tutorials are Rs275 per hour. There’s an enrolment fee of Rs250, and course books are an extra Rs2000.
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Tavern
A favourite place to dine and hang out, the Tavern boasts a global range of food from crispy roast lamb to Goan fish curry and just about everything in between. The decor is a bit British pub, but staff are welcoming and there’s live music in the evening. Beer (Rs120) and cocktails are available at the bar.
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Jawahar Aquarium
Just up from the cable-car station, this aquarium is Mussoorie’s newest attraction. What may be Uttarakhand’s only escalator takes you to eight modest but well-presented tanks containing tropical fish, tiny sharks and red piranha.
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City Point Restaurant
This small wood-panelled place is one of several shoehorned into the road above the bus stand. Great for breakfast or a quick snack, but also does curries and dishes such as kadhai chicken (wok-fried chicken curry) for dinner.
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Kalsang Friends Corner
Tibetan-run but strong on Thai food, Kalsang is a deservedly popular place serving up coconut curries, Thai papaya salad, momos (Tibetan dumplings) and noodles.
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