Mussoorie Oak Tours takes you on day hike to Pari Tibba or witch’s hill. A short distance from Mussoorie, it is an ideal getaway a complete wilderness location. This trip includes a short hike to the top of Pari Tibba and then from there, a good exhilarating walk to an amazing waterfall, tucked away in the forest. 

 

Your Day on the Hike: 

 

A short trek to the hilltop transports you to Witch’s’ Playground. You are ready for a hiking experience with a difference. Adventure, thrill and nature’s bounty all come together at one place. Be amazed by the infinite chain of Himalayan range  surrounding the hilltop. 

 

Be surprised by the hues spread across the Himalayan panorama by the sunrise and sunset. Tibba means hill top and rightly so you will be placed on the very edge of the world. Pari Tibba is grassy area surrounded by the forest.  It has some of the most soulful, breath-taking views of the mountain ranges of Mussoorie, Doon valley, St George's College and Oak Grove School. Enjoy the day with numerous birds and bees of the forest. 

 

From there you will take a long walk through winding Himalayan mountain slopes. The colours of the forest and the quaintness of the humble villages on the way will put your mind at ease. Your destination – WaterFall is cascading memory which remains with you forever. You will also see an old temple hidden behind the falls.  

 

At the end of the day you will take back from nature more than you had bargained for. 

 

What we Enjoy on this Trip 

 

• The vast Himalayan range, soaring around you 

• The evergreen waterfall hidden in the heart the mountains 

• An exhilarating long walk a few miles from the city

• Inimitable Himalayan eco- system, - forest,  flora and fauna

• Peaceful environs of a dense forest. The cascading slopes covered with West Himalayan fir, Deodar cedar, Himalayan oak, Chir-pine, Blue-pine among others

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About Pari Tibba: " The Witches Hill " or " Hill of Fairies " 

 

Tibba implies slope top and appropriately so you will be put on the very edge of the world. Pari Tibba is verdant territory encompassed by the woods. It has probably the most heartfelt, amazing perspectives on the mountain scopes of Mussoorie, Doon valley, St George's College and Oak Grove School. As the night plummets, you picture an all encompassing perspective on the Himalayas, washed in delicate hues from the plunging fireball and when it gets dim, you can lie and look perpetually towards shelter of stars, delight and find the heap heavenly body which you never figured you could see with the unaided eye and afterward when the sun rises, you observe a breathtaking show on the eastern skyline as a warm gleam spreads its sheen all over. 

 

The magnificent old stories that gives it its name: 

 

Pari Tibba is where individuals have seen pixies moving and singing tunes. Long back prior John Stephen with two of his companions chose to go to Pari Tibba around evening time, when they came to there they saw pixies moving. One of the pixies called Mr John and offered him a gem and let him know not to demonstrate it to anybody. As the pixies vanished his companions got inquisitive and requested that he show the gem, as he indicated them the gem the light power of the valuable gem began blurring. The news spread like a fire and Mr John had to demonstrate the gem to his loved ones which in the long run transformed the gem into a white stone and the splendor of the stone got totally disappeared.