Mori is a sleepy little hamlet located on the bank of the Tons River. It is located in the north west, in the Uttarkashi district of Uttarakhand state. Mori is a quiet and relaxing hill station. It serves as a getway to the Tons valley. The Mori Forest is famous for its tall pines, deodars, chestnuts, and jamun trees. It is believed that the River Tons was created by the tears of the demoness known as Surpanakha.

Mori is a popular tourist spot. You can enjoy the white water rafting and kayaking activities in Mori. The main attractions of the place are the ancient temple of Duryodhan, and the Lunagad Creek. Mori has a rich cultural diversity. Mori is one of the major tourist attractions and acts as a perfect holiday retreat. The tall pine forest, ancient temple, and the Lunagad Creek on the river and side location make this place popular for travellers. Mori is a perfect destination for tourists.

It is believed that the river Tons was formed by the tears of Surpanakha, and the villagers believed that his tears still flow in the river, so they never drink its water. Mori is a charming hill station and an ideal destination for camping, white water rafting, trekking, jungle walking, rock climbing and rappelling. The place is full of adventure and one can take part in adventure water sports like angling, rafting, and kayaking in the river. Asia's best lush green pine forests are found here.