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Library |
Christ Church |
 5
minutes walk from Padmini Nivas. Charming
Old British Library with Collection of rare books. |
 5
minutes walk. Historical church built
in1836. It has beautiful decorated stained
glass windows and has been carefully
restored. |
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Gun Hill |
Kulri
Bazaar |
 15
minutes walk. There is a ropeway that takes
you up the Gun Hill, on the MALL Road is ropeway, which takes you to the
second highest peak of Mussoorie called Gun Hill. From here you can have
a birds eye view of town, and panoramic view of Doon Valley and snow
peaks of the Himalayas. |
 1.5
kms. Located on the Mall road is this
bustling market which offers numerous shops
and restaurants. |
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Tibetan Temple
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Municipal Garden
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 1.5
kms. This Buddhist Temple is situated in Happy Valley. The
atmosphere here is serene and peaceful. It is surrounded by Green
Hills. The atmosphere here is serene and peaceful. Can go by
car/taxi. |
 2
kms. This beautiful garden abounds in old trees. It also has a small
lake. It has a small lake where boating is available. On
clear days you can see snow capped Himalayas. |
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Clouds End |
Lal Tibba
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 6
kms. Built in 1838, from this British bunglow the trails to Benog
Hill Quail Sanctuary and Jwalaji Temple starts.
A bifurcation on Sir George Everest House road takes you to this
1838 British Bunglow called Clouds End. Trail to Binog Mountain Qual
Sanctuary and Jwalaji Temple starts from here. |
 6
kms. It is the highest point in Mussoorie called Lal Tibba. It has
Magnificent view of the Snow clad Himalayas. You can walk around the
hill to see old Churches and Houses. |
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Mussoorie
Jheel |
Sir George Everest House |
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 6
kms. On Mussoorie – Dehradun road is this artificial lake where
you can enjoy boating in paddle boats. During season, Paragliding is
organised from a nearby spot. |
 8
kms. The first surveyor General of India had his observatory and
residence here, hence the name. The highest peak in the world is
named after him. You pass wishing well on the way. He was the first Surveyor
General of India. Mt Everest, the world highest peak was discovered by
him and is therefore called Mt. Everest. Sir George Everest had his
observatory and residence here. |
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Bhatta Fall |
Kempty Fall |
 8
kms. On Mussoorie – Dehardun Road is this natural fall in a serene
environment. |
 15
kms. This beautiful waterfall ends in jade
green pool where tourists can bathe. The
waterfall is connected by a ropeway. The waterfall is connected with a
ropeway. Take clothes and
towel. Taxi's and buses ply regularly from Kempty Taxi Stand which is 100 mtrs from the
hotel. |
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Yamuna Bridge |
Dhanolti
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 27
kms. Rest all the write up is fine.
where river Yamuna flows surrounded by green
hills. Ideal spot for fishing and picnic. An
annual fishing mela is held every July here.
Visit one of the beautiful Garhwal villages
on the way to learn about their culture and
tradition. |
 28
kms. A beautiful forested drive takes you to this captivating
location. Within dense cedar forest, it offers magnificient snow
views. One can also visit
apple orchid near by. Conducted tour of GMVN are available. |
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Surkhanda
Devi |
Lakha Mandal
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 30
kms. This small temple is at a height of
10,000 feet. Getting there involves a climb
of 1 km. It is supposed to be a Sidh Peeth. It
is at a height of 10,000 ft and getting there involves a Climb of 1 km.
It is supposed to be a Sidh Peeth. |
 80
kms. On the Yamunotri road is this historical temple with hundreds
of objects of archaeological importance preserved by the ASI. |
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