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Mussoorie Pre Registration Process

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Widely renowned as the "Queen of Hills," Mussoorie, a popular hill station in India, will soon no longer be accessible to tourists without pre-registration. Yes, you read it right. To curb the massive tourist crowd during peak seasons in Mussoorie, the Uttarakhand administration is going to implement a pre-registration system for tourists visiting Mussoorie. Being the most popular hill station, Mussoorie attracts lakhs of tourists every year. During such times, heavy traffic congestion, with bumper-to-bumper traffic jams, has made the situation worse for visitors seeking peace and fresh air.
 

Jam-packed roads, unavailability of hotel rooms, and overcrowded popular places like Mall Road, Kempty Falls, Landour and other nearby attractions have become a new normal in Mussoorie. To tackle the situation, the government has proposed and will soon implement a Digital Pre-Registration for tourists visiting Mussoorie. However, it is expected that the process will only be enforced during the peak seasons, like summer and winter vacation, when Mussoorie witnesses a huge surge of tourists.

What to expect in Mussoorie in Pre-Registration?

As of now, the authorities have not shared any guidelines about the Mussoorie Tourist Online Registration. However, the recommended proposal, tourist will need to register themselves online by filling out their personal and travel details. After the completion of registration, a QR code will be issued to the tourist, which will be checked at three main checkpoints, namely, Kimadi, Kuthalgate, and Kempty Falls. If a tourist doesn't have this QR code, or if the issued code has expired, or doesn't match the travel date, such a tourist will not be allowed beyond these checkpoints.

Implementation period

Based on the news rolling out, the Mussoorie Tourist Pre-Registration will be enforced during a certain period, rather than the entire year. Such registrations will likely be carried away during the following period: -

  • Summer Holidays (April to May)
  • Winter Holidays (December to January)

Note: In addition to this, registration may also be required on long weekends.

List of Checkpoints

Primarily, Mussoorie is accessible via three routes: Dehradun-Rajpur Road, via Dehradun-Kimadi Road, and via Chakrata-Kempty Falls Road. To make the process effective, the government will set up checkpoints at:-

  • Kimadi.
  • Kuthal Gate, and
  • Kempty Falls.

However, the exact locations of these checkpoints will be determined later. At these checkpoints, tourists' QR codes will be verified, and vehicles will be verified through Automated Number Plate Recognition (ANPR).

Mussoorie Tourist Registration Process

Travellers must complete the online registration process well before their visit. However, the online registration portal is currently unavailable. It is expected that the authority will either develop a new portal for this system or enable the link on their existing portal. For online registration, tourists need to share their details online, whose steps: -

  • Visit the official website of registration (link will be updated once available officially).
  • Tap on the Mussoorie Pre Registration Link.
  • Share your name, address, travel dates, accommodation details, vehicle number, etc.
  • For user authentication, Indian tourists will receive an OTP via SMS on their registered mobile number, while International tourists will receive it via email.
  • Post verification, a QR code will be issued to the traveller, which must be presented at the notified check post.
  • Once verified successfully, tourists will be allowed beyond the checkpoints.
  • A quick, simple and user-friendly registration system will be provided to avoid any inconvenience.

Documents required for Registration

  • Tourists need to share the following documents during Mussoorie Pre-Registration, which are: -
    • Aadhaar Card.
    • Vehicle Registration Number (if applicable).
    • Mobile Number.
    • Passport (Foreign Nationals).
    • Email ID.

Parking Facility

Parking has always remained a major concern for tourists visiting Mussoorie. However, the multi-level car parking facility at KinCraig helps resolve this issue to some extent. At once, more than 200 cars can be accommodated at this multi-level parking in Mussoorie. In addition, some small parking spaces are also available at major locations. During peak season, details of parking availability are updated on the portal, which helps the administration to tackle the situation. Once all available spaces are full, the authority does not allow vehicles beyond a certain point. Instead, they are offered a shuttle service for a nominal charge, while their vehicle are parked in nearby areas.

Parking Charges

KinCraig Multi-Level Parking
  • Car: Rs 470/-
Kempty Car Parking Stand
  • Car: Rs 300/-
  • Tempo Traveller: Rs 400/-
  • Bus: Rs 600/-
  • Motorcycle: Rs 100/-

Important points to remember

Planning your next trip to Mussoorie? Don't forget to keep the following points in mind: -

  • Pre-registration is a must, especially during the peak season (proposed).
  • Advance accommodation booking is required, as it will be checked at the checkpoints.
  • Keep your identification proof handy, as it will be checked at the checkpoints.
  • Parking facilities are limited; it is recommended to visit by taxi.
  • If the parking space is full, visitors are offered a shuttle service, and their vehicle will not be allowed beyond a certain point.
  • Carry light woollen clothes during summer, especially for kids.
  • A few petrol pumps are available near the main Mussoorie.
  • Limited ATMs are available near Library Chowk and Mall Road.
  • Always carry an umbrella or raincoat, as Mussoorie's weather can change rapidly.
  • Scooter/Bike rental services are easily available in Mussoorie.

Contact Details

  • For more information, visitors can also contact Uttarakhand Tourism Development Board (UTDB): -
    • 01364 -233995
    • 9792376998
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Frequently Asked Questions

No, the registration process has not commenced yet.

Pre-registration can be done online.

Yes, all tourists who are visiting Mussoorie have to pre-register themselves.

The authorities have not yet shared any details about the portal.

No, the system will only be applicable during the vacation and long weekends.

As of now, the registration fee has not been announced; it is most likely to be provided free of charge.

Instead of documents, visitors need to show the QR code generated during the Mussoorie Pre-registration.

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