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Mussoorie popularly known as “The Queen of Hills' ', based in garhwal region. It is among the most popular hill stations of the country, situated at the height of 2000m above sea level. It is located on a 15km long horseshoe ridge with the grand Himalayas as a backdrop. The place offers a scenic view of Himalayas peaks in western garhwal. It's a charming pictorial town and one of the most demanded tourist destinations. Its brilliant climatic condition and beauty of the mountains makes it a complete package for tourists to spend their vacation. Spending summer vacations with family in Mussoorie can be the best decision. It feels like heaven and offers protection from scorching heat. Winters can be fun only for those who can bear enough cold. Temperature usually falls in minus during December and the region remains covered with snow till march. The long streets and cold winds give peace to the mind. Roads are mostly bussy. Pine trees at the corners make the place beautiful during the day time but of course give a horror kind of feeling at night.

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