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For Delhi to Mussoorie, ₹ 3,710 is the suggested starting price, not a fixed fare. Passengers can post another amount, review driver replies, and choose a safe and reliable ride after checking the rating, reviews, and vehicle. The 260 km drive takes 4 hours. Riders have given this route a 4.93/5 average across 4,418 reviews.
Delhi – Mussoorie route details
4 hours
Average travel time
260 km
Average route distance
₹ 3,710
Recommended ride price
4 hours
Average travel time
260 km
Average route distance
₹ 3,710
Recommended ride price
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Route information
The Delhi to Mussoorie road trip follows the Delhi–Dehradun Expressway via Baghpat, Baraut, Muzaffarnagar, Shamli, Saharanpur, and Dehradun, followed by Mussoorie Road. The 260 km drive takes 4 hours. As with any city-to-city travel, traffic near either city, roadwork, rain, fog, or a planned stop can extend the trip.
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How to get from Delhi to Mussoorie
Taxi
A one-way taxi from Delhi to Mussoorie usually uses a fixed or per-kilometer fare. The inDrive intercity ride service works like a private car service, but the passenger posts a fare and chooses a ride with a local driver from the replies.
Bus
Uttarakhand Roadways and private coaches serve Delhi, Dehradun, and Mussoorie. Some services run through to Mussoorie, while others require a change in Dehradun. The full journey commonly takes about 6–8 hours. A bus can be an affordable travel option, while an inDrive request can provide a door-to-door ride between the chosen addresses.
Train
Mussoorie has no passenger railway station. Travelers can take a direct train from Delhi to Dehradun and continue by road to Mussoorie. The transfer should be planned separately, and the full itinerary is not a direct rail trip. Rail can be a comfortable travel option when the connection works, while a private ride lets the passenger choose the pickup and drop-off addresses.
What are the best destinations to visit in Mussoorie?
Explore Mussoorie through Gun Hill, continue to Benog Wildlife Sanctuary, and round out the visit at Lake Mist.
Gun Hill
Gun Hill is a viewpoint above central Mussoorie with views across the town and toward the Himalayan ranges in clear weather. Access arrangements can vary with local operations and weather.
Benog Wildlife Sanctuary
Benog Wildlife Sanctuary protects forest habitat on the outskirts of Mussoorie. Visitors should follow current forest rules and check whether a permit or guide is required for the planned route.
Lake Mist
Lake Mist is a small scenic stop on the Kempty Falls road outside central Mussoorie. Water levels and visitor activities vary by season, so it is best treated as part of a wider outing.