Nestled in the Doon Valley between the two sacred rivers of India – the Ganga and the Yamuna – Dehradun is known for its pleasant climate, scenic landscapes, and rich history. The valley gets its name from Guru Dronacharya, the legendary teacher from the Mahabharata.
Dehradun lies at an altitude of around 2200 feet above sea level, making it one of the most charming and well-developed cities in North India. The region offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, spiritual places, educational institutions, and colonial heritage.
A major Sikh pilgrimage site, the Durbar was established when Guru Shri Ram Rai, after being exiled by Aurangzeb, settled in this region. The shrine stands as a symbol of devotion and is an important historical landmark.
One of India’s most iconic institutes, FRI is known for its grand colonial architecture, informative museums, and sprawling botanical gardens. It is included in almost every Dehradun tour itinerary.
Located on Mussoorie Road, around 9 km from the city, Malsi Deer Park is a relaxing picnic spot and a mini-zoological park. It’s an ideal place to spend quality time with family amidst nature.
An ancient temple dedicated to Lord Shiva, situated on the banks of a seasonal stream in Garhi Cantt. With water droplets falling naturally on the Shivling, the temple is a highly revered pilgrimage site.
Meaning “A thousand springs,” Sahastradhara is one of Dehradun’s most famous tourist attractions. Located near Rajpur, it is known for its picturesque waterfalls and medicinal sulphur springs, believed to cure skin ailments. The spot is exceptionally beautiful during the monsoon.
Only 35 km from Dehradun, Mussoorie stands tall at around 6,000 feet, offering mesmerizing views of the Himalayas. True to its title, “Queen of Hills,” Mussoorie is adorned with lush oak and deodar forests, colonial-era buildings, shimmering waterfalls, and charming hilltop cafes.
Founded in 1823, the hill station remains a favorite destination for honeymooners, nature lovers, and adventure seekers.
Gun Hill – Reachable by cable car, offering panoramic Himalayan views.
Kempty Falls – A lively waterfall and picnic spot famous since British times.
Company Garden – A colorful garden with boating, rides, and lush flowers.
Camel’s Back Road – Perfect for a peaceful walk with stunning sunset views.
Lal Tibba – The highest point in Mussoorie, offering breathtaking mountain vistas.
George Everest House – A historic site with views of the Doon Valley and snow ranges.
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