Day Trip in cloudy Mussoorie

 Drive in the clouds


In the Maldevta Four Banyans resort, we were getting ready to go high up in the mountains to Mussoorie.
The bus came and we got in. I sat at the back. The trip was supposed to be 45 minutes but ended up being longer than 2 hours just because of the   I N S A N E   traffic. I was still able to pull through with the ride because of the food and drinks we brought. 



When we reached a little higher up in the mountain, the clouds were covering up everything and they were really just like a lot of smoke. The traffic increased a lot as we went higher and we literally had to walk.



When we got off the bus, most of the time...

The traffic would start again.

Never again. Like, just Bruh. (งಠ_ಠ)ง

We decided to just stay on the bus until we reach so that our poor legs wouldn't have to carry us all the way. And we reached. Later than the ones who walked. Later by an hour. We grouped up, did a headcount, and had some ice cream. Then we took a short break and charged up our phones in a small hotel.



We then left separately for lunchtime. I had some blue lagoon and 2 large pizza slices for my meal with my aunt and then Maggi noodles with my cousins. I then went shopping with my parents and bought a Rubik's Cube. Since it was Independence Day, I tried my best at making an Indian flag with it and failed miserably. My brain had this idea:
                                                                                🟧🟧🟧
                                                                                ⬜🟦⬜
                                                                                🟩🟩🟩

Didn't work with the amateur skills I have. ( -_-* )                                                               
               
It was getting late so we called our bus and waited another 2 hours for it to pick us up. We played for some time on our mobiles and finally reached in time for dinner at 9:00pm.

It was a fun trip all in all.





Comments

  1. SimaAugust 18, 2022 at 10:18 AM

    Nice blog...I have been to mussoorie 3..4 times ...it's quite busy on weekends. Nice pictures

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