Mussoorie
India
Mussoorie, a hill town in Uttarakhand, India, carries 71 Bunkabop connections with 1570 other places across 19 topics, spanning film, government, nature, and education. Founded as a British resort in 1825, the town became a node for colonial-era schools and administration, linking it strongly to Delhi and Dehradun. Woodstock School and St. George's College anchor its education connections, while writers like Ruskin Bond and journalist Tavleen Singh, who was born there in 1950, extend its reach into literature and media.
Frederick Young (East India Company officer)
Connects Mussoorie to: Landour, India | Culdaff, Ireland
St. Mary's Academy, Meerut
Connects Mussoorie to: India | Meerut, India | Panag, Iran
Patrician Brothers
Connects Mussoorie to: Meerut, India | Midway City, California | Ballyfin, Ireland
Jamila Gavin
Connects Mussoorie to: London, England | India
Edward Smith (cricketer, born 1854)
Connects Mussoorie to: India | Oxford, England | Calgary, Canada | Saskatchewan
Tavleen Singh
Connects Mussoorie to: India | Delhi, India | New Delhi, India | Slough, United Kingdom
Woodstock School
Connects Mussoorie to: India | Switzerland | Landour, India | Dehradun district
M. S. Gill
Connects Mussoorie to: India | Cambridge, England | Delhi, India | Punjab, Pakistan | New Delhi, India
S. A. Hussain
Connects Mussoorie to: Malaysia | Sri Lanka | Bhutan | Dakshina Kannada | Karkala, India
National Institute of Rural Development
Connects Mussoorie to: India | Hyderabad, India | Dehradun, India | Guwahati, India | Khanapara
Mussoorie International School
Connects Mussoorie to: India | Cambridge, England | Delhi, India | New Delhi, India | Dehradun district
Student of the Year 2
Connects Mussoorie to: India | Mumbai, India | Dehradun, India | Rishikesh