It is a famous camping hamlet surrounded by lush green and golden paddy fields. The little wonder is nestled on the banks of river Tons. Being a part of Tons Valley, Mori is famous for its unique culture and history. Many interesting folk stories are associated with the culture and origin of Mori. The most retreating tourist spot where one can find Asia’s tallest pine forest. The prime attractions are ancient historical temple, narrow ravine, fascinating small waterfall and a cute pond. The entire region is full of architectures, legendary temples and mythology. He peculiar ornaments made of silver, earthen smoke pipes, coconut bidis and ancient temple of Karna are other attractions of Mori. Adventurous water sport activities are famous among tourists here. Water rafting in river Tons and trekking on the hilly terrains are major rourist activites. It is perfect place to rejoice a vacation.

Duryodhana is the well- known character in Mahabharatha who is eldest in Kauravas. The temple is dedicated to Duryodhana and was constructed by locals here. It is nice temple to observe variety of customs.

Mori is a camping town, which offers boundless beauty of nature and everlasting enjoyment. It is an awesome experience in the midst of rosy sunshine, luxurious greenery and banks of river Tons are perfect retreats for family camping.

These are perfect choice for adventure buffs. River Tons is an excinting stream which is the largest offshoot of river Yamuna and originates at a height of 20720 feet at Bandarpunch peak. 

Jolly grant is the nearest airport, located around 175 km from Mori.

Dehradun is the nearest railhead and around 175 km from Mori.

It is well connected by road to nearby cities of Uttarkhand and plenty of bus services are available.

In summer 9-23 C and in winter 2-10 C and best visited from April to June and from September o November.