Pari Tibba

Pari Tibba, also known as the Hill of Fairies or Witch's Hill, is a scenic hilltop viewpoint located near Landour in Mussoorie, Uttarakhand. Situated at an elevation of approximately 2,057 meters, this ridge offers panoramic views of the Himalayan ranges and the Doon Valley. The area is characterized by dense oak and deodar forests, with ruins of old British-era structures scattered across the hilltop. It is a popular destination for day hikes and nature walks.

Visitors can expect a moderate trek through dense forests of oak and pine trees leading to a hilltop with expansive views of the Himalayas and Doon Valley. The trail passes through quiet woodland areas with occasional ruins of old buildings and a small temple structure. The summit provides a serene environment for photography, picnicking, and enjoying natural surroundings. The area is relatively secluded compared to other Mussoorie attractions, offering a peaceful experience amidst nature.

The hill features ruins of old British-era buildings and structures. According to local accounts, these remnants belong to an early British settlement that was reportedly abandoned due to frequent lightning strikes in the area.

Pari Tibba derives its name from local Garhwali folklore, which refers to it as the 'Hill of Fairies.' Local legends speak of supernatural spirits called Achhari who once inhabited the hill. The site holds cultural significance through these folk narratives and its association with regional mythology.