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At a distance of 40 kms is Mussoorie. Mussoorie is a popular destination for tourist throughout the year with its green hills, varied flora &C fauna & Infrastructure enough to accommodate hordes of rourists jostling for it to escape the heat if the plains. |
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| § Rishikesh |
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40 kms away, Rishikesh is known as the Tapo Bhumi or the place for meditation of the Gods. Rishikesh is one of the popular pilgrimage for the Hindus. At this place the Ganges leaves the mountains and prepares herself to begin a long journey through the plains. |
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| § Haridwar |
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54 kms away, located in the foothills of the Himalayas, Haridwar represents the point where the holy river Ganges reaches the plains. Temples and ashrams dotting this town create the ambience of a totally different world. |
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| § Malsi Deer Park |
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10 kms from Dehradun, enroute to Mussoorie is situated a beautifully developed tourist spot lying at the foothills of the Shivalik range. Malsi Deer Park is a mini-zoological park comprising children's park enveloped by beautiful, natural surroundings. Alongwith the attractive environs the availability of refreshments make the place ideal for a picnic. |
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| § Lachiwala |
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22 kms short of Dehradun while approaching from Hardwar - Rishikesh is Lachiwala, an extension of the Rajaji National Park . It is a serene and blissful spot among tall Deodar forests with a running supply of water all year round. |
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