Sophie Choudry is currently enjoying her time in the mountains. The star shared how she “closed out August in the hills”. Sharing the pictures on her Instagram, Sophie gave us a peek at her trip to Mussoorie. The star can be seen enjoying the beautiful view of the hill station. In the pictures, she was seen exploring the beautiful sites of the city.
She also explored the local market, antique library and the Himalayan peaks. If you are also planning a trip to this beautiful Hill station, we have listed some of the fun activities for you to try here. Check it out.
- Activities to do in Mussoorie for an enthralling getaway
1. Trekking
For all adventure lovers, Mussoorie is one of the best hubs for trekking and hiking. It is known for some of the best trek trails like the Bhadraj Temple trek, Nag Tibba Summit, Har Ki Dun trek and more. These trek trails are fun and do not require much training. So, get the thrill of adventure by going on fun treks and camping trips at Mussoorie.
2. Caving
Another fun activity to try in Mussoorie is caving. If you wish to explore the hidden spots, then caving is something you must try. Caving requires presence of mind, curiosity and a daring attitude. Visit Buranskhanda near Dhanaulti as this place has several hidden caves surrounded by beautiful views of the Himalayan peaks.
3. Mountain biking and ATV riding
Mountain biking and ATV riding are fun and thrilling adventure activities to do in Mussoorie. Rough terrains and steep slopes provide an unforgettable mountain biking experience in the Mussoorie Himalayas.
4. Paragliding
This place serves as one of the best destinations for paragliding in India. Paragliding operators in Mussoorie offer rides on a two-seater operated by a professional pilot. This surely is the easiest and safest activity to try on your trip to Mussoorie.
5. Zip swing
Zip swing is another most popular thing to do in Mussoorie. The price for this activity ranges between Rs 900 to 1,000 per person. This thrilling activity can give you a great experience of adventure.
