Dhanaulti Mussoorie Tour Package

On arrival at Dehradun airport, meet our representative/driver and transfer to your hotel. After check-in and freshening up, begin sightseeing in Dhanaulti with a visit to the famous Eco Park, which has two sections – Amber and Dhara. Enjoy a peaceful walk through deodar and oak forests, taking in the fresh mountain air and views of the Himalayas.

In the evening, head to Eco Park Sunset Point to witness a stunning sunset over the mountains—a perfect way to end your first day.

Additional Experiences:

Food: Enjoy the delicious local cuisine at your hotel. Many hotels and guesthouses in Dhanaulti serve authentic Garhwali dishes made with locally sourced ingredients. Savor specialties like Kafuli (a thick spinach and fenugreek gravy), Aloo ke Gutke (spiced boiled potatoes), and Bal Mithai (a traditional brown chocolate-like fudge coated with sugar balls).

Shopping: While Dhanaulti is not a major shopping destination, you can find small shops near Eco Park selling souvenirs. Look for items like:

• Handmade Woollens: Scarves, caps, and shawls crafted by local artisans.
• Wooden Souvenirs: Small decorative items and figurines carved from local wood.
• Herbal & Organic Products: Locally sourced honey, jams, and medicinal herbs.

Activities:

• Hiking in Dhanaulti Eco Park: Take a leisurely hike on the well-maintained trails within the Eco Park. The gentle slopes and serene environment are perfect for a refreshing walk.
• Camping: Experience the true essence of the mountains by camping. Several operators offer camping experiences in and around Dhanaulti, where you can spend a night under the stars, gather around a bonfire, and share stories. This is a great way to disconnect from the city and reconnect with nature.

After a warm breakfast, start your day with a spiritual visit to Surkanda Devi Temple (2,757 m), dedicated to Goddess Parvati. The short trek to the temple passes through deodar and rhododendron forests and offers stunning Himalayan views. After darshan, continue to the Kodia Jungle Range (Kanatal), a natural haven of forests, streams, and wildlife—perfect for both nature walks and adventure activities.

Experiences:

Food:

Dhanaulti offers earthy, wholesome Garhwali flavours:

• Chaisa Bhaat – A comforting rice dish made with buttermilk and tempered spices, light yet flavorful.
• Chichoni – A rustic preparation of seasonal leafy greens cooked with local herbs, showcasing Himalayan simplicity.
• Pair your meal with refreshing local drinks like Buransh juice (from rhododendron flowers) or Malta juice (Himalayan citrus). Together, these dishes give a true taste of Garhwali kitchens.

Shopping:

Dhanaulti’s local market and village stalls offer small yet authentic specialties:

• Juices & Beverages: Buransh and Malta—bottled, natural, and unique to the Himalayas.
• Herbal Products: Wild honey, herbal teas, mountain spices.
• Woollens & Handicrafts: Hand-knitted mufflers, socks, and wooden souvenirs made by locals.
• Eco-friendly Items: Cane baskets, mats, and other handmade products.

Activities:

• Zip-lining above forest valleys for a bird’s-eye view.
• Skywalk across rope bridges in the forest canopy.
• Jungle Safari in Kodia Range for birdwatching and wildlife spotting.
• Nature Trails with a guide to learn about Himalayan plants and rare flowers.



Evening Walk Trail:

Start Point – Eco Park (Amber & Dhara) – Pine Forest Path – Local Market Stretch

Begin at Eco Park, where the Amber and Dhara sections are connected by walking paths amidst tall deodars and oaks. Wander through gardens, admire the sunset from a viewing platform, and breathe in the crisp mountain air. Then follow the pine forest path, lined with towering trees and the scent of resin—ideal for a stroll. Conclude your walk at the local market stretch, where tea stalls and eateries serve piping-hot Maggi, pakoras, and chai. It’s the perfect way to soak in Dhanaulti’s peaceful yet lively evening atmosphere.

After breakfast, start your day with a scenic drive to Kempty Falls, a refreshing and popular waterfall. Then head to Mussoorie Lake, ideal for boating and enjoying Himalayan views. Continue to Company Garden, with its colourful flowers, neat lawns, and small rides.

In the evening, explore the lively Mall Road, filled with shops, cafés, and colonial charm. From there, enjoy a gentle 2 km walk to the peaceful Buddha Monastery, a serene spot to unwind.

Experiences:

Food:

Warm up with the hearty flavours of Tibetan cuisine at one of the cafés along Mall Road. The steaming momos—stuffed with vegetables or meat—are served with a spicy chutney that packs a punch. Pair them with a bowl of comforting thukpa, a noodle soup rich in broth, vegetables, and seasoning, ideal for the chilly mountain weather. For a sweet touch, try local desserts like hot gulab jamuns or jalebis sold by street vendors nearby.

Shopping:

The Tibetan Market near Mall Road is a treasure trove of winter essentials and souvenirs. Look for:

• Woollens & Shawls: Handwoven sweaters, caps, and colourful Pashmina-style shawls perfect for the cold.
• Handcrafted Jewelry & Accessories: Beaded bracelets, earrings, and silver trinkets with Tibetan motifs.
• Prayer Flags & Incense Sticks: Symbolic items that bring a touch of Himalayan spirituality back home.
• Local Souvenirs: Wooden keychains, bags, and handmade crafts reflecting the culture of Mussoorie.

Activities:

For those seeking adventure, Mussoorie offers plenty:

• Zip-lining & Rope Courses: Feel the thrill while gliding over valleys or testing your balance on adventure setups.
• Boating at Mussoorie Lake: A calm ride surrounded by mountains, ideal for families and couples.
• Photography: Capture the beauty of Company Garden’s floral displays, Kempty Falls’ cascading waters, and the colonial charm of Mall Road.

Evening Walk Trail:

Start your walk at the Library End of Mall Road, passing charming shops and cafés lit up with warm yellow lights. Pause to browse stalls selling street snacks and woollens, then make your way towards the Picture Palace End, enjoying the bustling evening atmosphere. Continue your gentle 2 km walk to the Buddha Monastery, where the sound of prayer wheels and chanting monks creates a peaceful end to your day.

After having breakfast, start your day with a walk along Camel Back Road, enjoying views of the Doon Valley and the Himalayas. Next, visit Lal Tibba, Mussoorie’s highest point, for stunning vistas. Stop at Char Dukan for local snacks and baked treats. Explore Landour, with its charming church and cafés, then head to Clouds End for peaceful walks and sunset views. End your day at Library Chowk, the busy center of Mussoorie, perfect for shopping for local handicrafts and souvenirs.

Experiences:

Food:

Start your morning at Char Dukan with the famous Bun Omelette, a simple yet delicious local breakfast loved by travelers and locals alike. While at Landour, take a break at the charming bakeries and cafés near the church, such as Café Des Amis or Landour Bakehouse, offering freshly baked pastries, aromatic coffee, and a quiet ambiance that reflects the colonial charm of the area. For a late afternoon snack, pick up local corn snacks, chocolates, or fudge at small shops along Camel Back Road or Library Chowk.

Shopping:

Mussoorie is known for its handcrafted souvenirs. At Library Chowk, explore stalls selling:

• Wooden crafts & artifacts carved by local artisans.
• Handmade jewelry with semi-precious stones.
• Local pickles, spices, and preserves, perfect to take home.
• Eco-friendly jute and cane products, including mats, baskets, and bags.



Activities:

• Ropeway rides at Lal Tibba offer a bird’s-eye view of Mussoorie’s rolling hills and valleys—perfect for photography and nature lovers.
• Pony rides at Camel Back Road are a fun way to explore the scenic route while enjoying a relaxed pace.
• Walking trails from Char Dukan take you through the Memorial Church and Sister’s Bazaar, continuing to Clouds End, where you can enjoy the serene pine forests and watch the sunset over the distant mountains—a peaceful experience away from the bustling Mall Road.
• Casual strolls along Camel Back Road and Landour’s quaint streets allow you to soak in Mussoorie’s colonial-era architecture and serene hill charm, perfect for photography or just enjoying the fresh mountain air.