What to buy in Mussoorie
Woollens
Shawls, sweaters, caps and gloves on Mall Road and in the Tibetan market.
Wooden walking sticks
A Mussoorie classic, sold in many sizes along Mall Road.
Homemade jams and peanut butter
Jars from Landour's bakeries and shops make easy gifts.
Tibetan handicrafts
Prayer flags, singing bowls, jewellery and thangka-style prints.
Candles and decor
Hand-made candles and small decor items are sold in several Mall Road shops.
Books
Local bookshops stock writing about the hills and Mussoorie's literary history.
Markets in Mussoorie
Mall Road
Library Chowk to Picture PalaceThe main shopping street, with woollens, souvenirs, books and walking sticks.
Kulri Bazaar and Library Bazaar
Ends of Mall RoadBusy local markets for clothes, everyday goods and snacks.
Tibetan market
Mall RoadStalls selling woollens, jackets and Tibetan handicrafts.
Landour Bazaar
Below LandourAn old, narrow bazaar with traditional shops, leading up to the cantonment.
Shopping tips
- Bargain politely at market stalls; fixed-price shops won't.
- Shops on Mall Road stay open late in season.
- Check wool content on cheaper shawls and sweaters.
- Carry some cash; card and UPI are common but not universal.
Shopping in Mussoorie: FAQs
What is famous to buy in Mussoorie?
Woollens, wooden walking sticks, Tibetan handicrafts, homemade jams and peanut butter, and books.
Which is the main market in Mussoorie?
Mall Road, between Library Chowk and Picture Palace, along with Kulri Bazaar and the Tibetan market.
